![]() ![]() For my setup, I stacked the Power System on top of the power bank (in the middle), then holding both together, wrapped the TetherTool’s StrapMoore’s strap around them. Next, grab the power bank and the Case Relay Camera Power System. If you are using a tripod, the first thing to do is attach the Tether Tools StrapMoore to a leg on your tripod, as shown below: Tether Tools Relay Camera Coupler ($34.99).Tether Tools Case Relay Camera Power System ($119.95).CONXWAN 22.5W PD Fast Charging Battery Pack ($35.99) – this is your “battery”.The setup that I put together utilizes these four pieces of equipment (around $210 total): Suppose you want to use your camera for a live stream that will run for hours? Sadly, the standard battery won’t last very long without a bit of help. You’ll see your audio levels active in the “Mic/Aux” section of the mixer in OBS as shown below: Select “HDMI (USB Capture HDMI)” from this menu. Go to the “File” menu and choose “Settings” as shown below:Ĭlick on “Audio” and for the “Mic/Auxiliary Audio Device” select “HDMI (USB Capture HDMI)” as shown below: Here’s how to set it up in OBS on Windows 11: It’s up to you whether or not you want to plug in an external mic or use the camera’s built-in microphone, but either way you should be able to configure your capture software to use the “HDMI (USB Capture HDMI)” as the audio source. The A7R as well as the Magewell USB Capture HDMI Gen 2 device can output sound over HDMI, which makes setting up the audio that much easier. Once that’s configured, the software should give you a preview of what the camera sees. If you don’t see a preview from your camera, double-click on the source you just created to open the settings and make sure that “USB Capture HDMI” is chosen, as shown below: In the “Sources” window, click the plus icon to add a source and choose “Video Capture Device” as shown below:Ĭhoose “Create new” and type in a name, as shown below: Here’s how to configure OBS on Windows 11: If you are using the HDMI to USB adapter that I recommend in this article, the camera will show up in your devices as “USB Capture HDMI.” Settings will vary depending on the software you are using, but in general there should be a way to easily tell the software which device to use as a camera. You’ll need to configure your software (such as the free OBS) to use your camera as a USB webcam. ![]() If you are looking for a tripod that will mount on your desk (and holds the weight of the 5D Mark IV), you can pick up the Neewer 20 inch desktop tripod from Amazon for $55. There are a number of tripods available, but if you are looking for an inexpensive solution you can pick up the ZOMEI 58” Compact Light Weight tripod for around $50 from Amazon. You’ll want to mount the camera to a tripod that’s capable of holding the weight of the camera/lens. USB cable plugged into computer from capture device. The settings for “Manual Exposure” are shown below: NOTE: The only available shooting mode if using a Sony LA-EA4 A-Mount to E-Mount FF Lens Adapter is “Program Auto”. I tend to use the “Manual Exposure” setting, but no matter what I’d recommend that you get your settings dialed in to your liking before you start streaming or recording. Once in movie mode, you can choose to use any of the shooting modes at your disposal by hitting either the “Fn” button on the back of the camera or by hitting the ‘Menu” button on the back of the camera and going into the “Movie” settings (page 6 on the first menu option). Turn the camera on and put it in video mode using the switch on the top of the camera, as shown below: The Sony A7R does not come with an HDMI cable, so you’ll need to buy one. It’s also somewhat expensive at $299, so for a less expensive alternative you can take a look at either the MYPIN HDMI Game Capture Card ($49.99) or the Elgato Cam Link 4k ($99.99). The only limitation with this particular device is input/output resolution, which only goes as high as 1080p 60fps (more on that in a bit). The product is literally as plug and play as anything I’ve ever worked with. ![]()
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