THE BEST CANON CAMERAS
FOR VISUAL PODCASTS
Whether you’re just starting out on your visual podcasting journey or looking to step up your production to the next level, we’ve got a solution that will take your audience engagement to new heights.
Get ready to create visual podcasts, like never before.
JUST STARTING OUT? WE’VE GOT YOU
If you’re just getting into podcasting and record mostly from your desk at home, you’ll want to make sure you’re showing up in the best possible way. But it doesn’t have to be overwhelming.
Canon’s EOS R System cameras are a sensible choice for creators just starting out - providing reliable and high image quality, every time. Plus, with Canon’s Dual Pixel CMOS AF technology your podcast recordings will stay sharp and focused, even in dynamic shooting environments.
Visual podcast cameras for beginners
Canon’s award-winning EOS R System offers a highly intuitive approach to both photography and video, so you can capture stunning 4K video content just as easily as you can shoot incredible high-resolution stills.
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EOS R50
Small. Compact. Light. Step into the world of visual podcasting. The Canon EOS R50 is compact and affordable, offering 4K video and easy connectivity.
It's not just a great starter camera, with the ultra-reliable Dual Pixel CMOS AF take comfort knowing hat your podcast is always in focus. -
EOS R8
Give your podcast a full-frame upgrade. Better bokeh, wider angles of view and image quality that will blow you away — even in low light. If you're new to video, you'll love how simple the camera makes it to be creative with different frame rates and resolutions. You'll appreciate its advanced features as you become an accomplished podcast filmmaker. -
EOS R6 Mark II
Be creative without compromise. The EOS R6 Mark Il boasts class-leading performance and professional filmmaking features, such as intelligent AF and a powerful image Stabilizer making professional results easy to achieve.
For those who often record in low light conditions, the EOS R6 Mark Il is among the best low light cameras for podcasting, ensuring every detail is captured, even in challenging lighting.
PODCAST LIKE THE PRO’S
WITH ACCURATE AUTOFOCUS & CANON COLOUR SCIENCE
We work with some of the leading podcasts to capture content like no other. But what makes the Canon solution superior? Canon’s exceptional image quality, ultra-reliable autofocus and renowned colour science means that you can capture an incredible image straight out of the camera, requiring less time in post-production.
Canon’s Dual Pixel Autofocus technology is renowned for its speed and accuracy. In podcasts, especially where hosts or guests move around, reliable autofocus ensures that subjects stay sharp and in focus throughout.
Professional cameras for visual podcasting
If you’re looking for a professional visual podcast camera then look no further than the Canon EOS C70. Paired with the RF 85mm f/1.2 this is the ultimate duo for capturing those dreamy hero shots.
Consider combining the power of the Cinema EOS System with the flexibility of Canon’s pan-tilt-zoom (PTZ) cameras to capture multiple angles. It’s never been easier to capture every single detail, whilst remaining discreet in the studio. Canon’s unique XC Protocol streamlines camera control across Canon's professional video and cinema cameras, giving you seamless control and flexibility in your workflow.
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EOS C70
Versatile. Flexible. Reliable. The Canon EOS C70 is the ultimate choice for professional podcast productions. With a 4K Super 35mm DGO sensor for truly impressive image quality & colour fidelity, it offers up to 16+ stops of Dynamic Range which will take your production quality to the next level. Never lose focus with Canon's unique Face Only AF, making it easier than ever to capture stunning, pin-sharp hero podcast shots. -
RF 85MM f/1.2L
For flattering portraits with razor sharpness and superb low-light performance, the RF 85mm F1.2L USM offers the ultimate creative potential for your podcast. Pair with the EOS C70 for your hero podcast shots. For an enhanced unique look explore the DS (Defocus Smoothing) version for even smoother bokeh. -
RF 24-105MM f/2.8 L
A pioneering lens for the hybrid age, offering filmmakers and photographers the very best image quality and lens performance. With a constant f/2.8 aperture for breathtaking bokeh, as well as reduced focus breathing and electronic parfocal performance, it sets the new standard for content creators. Add dynamic movement to your podcast when paired with the optional Power Zoom Adapter (PZ-E2/PZ-E2B) for smooth and precise control on-lens and over the remote XC protocol. -
CR-N500
Add enhanced, dynamic movement to your podcast with a PTZ camera. Ideal for capturing a variation of angles and details, the CR-N500 boasts smooth pan & tilt movement, with a 1.0-type 4K UHD sensor and 15x optical zoom for capturing superb detail. -
RC-IP1000 Controller
Take control of your podcast with the ultimate camera controller. Using the power of XC protocol, control and monitor up to 200 cameras including PTZ and selected Cinema EOS & professional camcorders. With a 7-inch multi-function touchscreen, an ergonomic joystick, zoom rocker plus buttons and dials for precise control.
A GUIDE TO CANON’S PROFESSIONAL PODCAST SETUP
Interested in finding out how a combination of Canon’s Cinema EOS and PTZ cameras can work for you? Check out our guide on optimising your Canon camera settings for podcasting, including tips on using Dual Pixel CMOS AF for perfect focus.
WANT TO KNOW MORE?
Our team would love to talk about your requirements and are here to help you take your visual podcast to the next level.
FAQ’s
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Look for 4K video resolution, reliable autofocus, good low-light performance, external microphone support, and ease of use. You will find each of these features across Canon cameras, ranging from the EOS R50 through to the R6 Mark II and beyond.
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4K resolution provides sharper, more detailed video, which can enhance the visual appeal of your podcast. If you’re aiming for ultra-sharp quality, consider Canon’s 4K video podcasting cameras like the EOS R8 and EOS R6 Mark II, which deliver professional-grade 4K footage.
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Autofocus is crucial, especially in dynamic environments, ensuring your video remains sharp and prevents any unwanted distractions for the viewer when losing focus.
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Audio quality is as crucial as visual quality in podcasting. Like the EOS R50, Canon cameras offer external microphone support for enhanced audio quality, ensuring your podcast sounds as good as it looks.
Alternatively, if you are recording audio independently into a sound mixer, an external on-camera mic works as a great way to help you sync your camera footage with your audio in post. -
If your budget allows, choosing a camera with good low-light performance allows you to record in dim settings, without sacrificing video quality. This is particularly useful when filming in the evenings or at home where natural lighting conditions are unpredictable.
When comparing the EOS R8 and R6 Mark II, both excel in 4K video podcasting, although the R6 Mark II offers superior low-light performance, making it ideal for late-night or indoor recordings. -
Canon R system cameras such as the Canon EOS R50, R8 and R6 Mark II all have built in Wi-Fi capabilities meaning you can stream directly from the camera. Plus, with Canon’s EOS Webcam Utility Software (available to download for free) you can achieve a reliable and professional image quality from the comfort of your desk.
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