Stupid Old Studios, a Melbourne-based production company and studio, discovered the perfect equipment solution for their professional podcast studio in the Canon Remote Camera System. Struggling with the limitations of their previous setup, they installed three CR-N500 units, streamlining production and post-production processes, effectively creating a 'one-button studio.'
Evan, head of Stupid Old Studios, shared his insights, “It was easy to integrate these cameras into our existing setup. These cameras have NDI HX built right in, so we were able to just plug them into the network to give them power, video, and control over the one cable”
But what about the benefits for the podcasters who use the studio? We hear from Broden Kelly and Tom Zahariou from Aunty Donna, who use the Canon Remote Camera System to capture their AFL podcast sessions to create high quality assets for social media.
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00:00 – 00:15 Introduction
00:15 - 00:23 3 x CRN-500 in Podcast Studio
00:23 – 00:34 Ease of use
00:34 – 00:54 Previous set up
00:54 – 1:12 Ease of integration and NDI
01:12 – 01:34 Aunty Donna and ‘The Footy with Broden Kelly’ AFL Podcast
01:35 – 02:07 Benefits to Workflow and Output Quality
02:07 – 02:19 Benefits of Shooting in 4K
02:12 – 02:31 1 Inch CMOS Sensor
02:31 – 02:47 Dual Pixel AF
02:47 – 02:54: Remote Control
02:54 – 03:07: Quality of footage and reduction in post-production
03:07 – 03:31 Possibilities of Remote Camera System
03:58 – 04:01 Canon C-Log 3
04:01 – 04:45 Standing out with your podcast