After installation you may required to restart the application where do you want to use the virtual web camera.Set focus point of the live view and fine tune the focus area.Start/stop live view if client is connected/disconnected.Auto restart the live view if the camera stop it (because the timeout).Support all cameras supported by the main application.The application isn't tested well so may contain some bug and maybe required some missing features to be implemented. So i decided to create a standalone application which fulfill this feature and here it is the first working version. Have you tried Canon’s new software? Do you want Nikon, Sony, Fuji, and Panasonic to do the same? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below.There was multiple attempts to make DSLR cameras supported as a virtual web cameras but the bigger issue was the too low frame rate and lag. Let’s hope that other camera manufacturers follow Canon’s lead. Having recently tried to set up my Sony a7 III as a webcam (it works, but not very well), this certainly seems to make the process dramatically easier. This is the second significant software release from Canon in the last few weeks, the other being image.canon which offers a means of uploading files directly from the camera to the cloud. Being a beta version, it’s currently Windows-only but it's expected that other operating systems will be supported in the near future. EOS Webcam Utility Beta will then show up in the list of webcam options when using services such as Zoom or Facebook Live. Setup seems refreshingly simple: download and install the software and plug in your camera.
This is a greatly appreciated move from Canon at a time when many of us are trying to present a professional face via the internet while working from home. At present, 25 cameras are supported, ranging from the EOS 1D X Mark III to the PowerShot SX70 HS. Canon just launched EOS Webcam Utility Beta (Windows only at present), a piece of software that allows you to connect a Canon camera to your computer using a USB cable so that it can be used as a webcam.
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