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Canon EOS 2000D turnoff display when connect hdmi after 30min

denis1276
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I have Canon EOS 2000D and i set too camera mode, AF method in Live mode.

I set the canon lens in AF mode and i connect the hdmi cable.

I have disable the auto power off.

I have video output to to my blackmagic mini and the screen on camera is off.

But after 30 min i got a message in hdmi outpout to press camera key.

After doing that i have again video outpout.

It's like camera go to hybernate mode.

How could bypass this limit?

I use camera for liver streaming.

 

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Waddizzle
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Basically, you cannot bypass that behavior.  This is how nearly all DSLRs work.

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Thank you for answer.

I read this post:

"

Not exactly sure what you mean, but I've been using this for the last 3 years on my live stream; here is how I do it:

1. Plug in the camera using a capture card
2. Plug in the camera using the provided cable
3. Download EOS Utility and open up Lens Correction **something something**
4. Set it to Manual focus and turn off ALL other UI (This is because it doesn't give "Clean" HDMI out, only way to achieve is to turn off those UI on the camera and AUTO FOCUS)
5. Set your Focus and you're done

"

from:

https://community.usa.canon.com/t5/EOS/M50-auto-power-s-off-even-when-disabled/m-p/301938/highlight/...

 

If i understand...i must change the option from EOS utility and after that wht turn off display stay realy disabled.

Is that correct?


@denis1276 wrote:

Thank you for answer.

I read this post:

"

Not exactly sure what you mean, but I've been using this for the last 3 years on my live stream; here is how I do it:

1. Plug in the camera using a capture card
2. Plug in the camera using the provided cable
3. Download EOS Utility and open up Lens Correction **something something**
4. Set it to Manual focus and turn off ALL other UI (This is because it doesn't give "Clean" HDMI out, only way to achieve is to turn off those UI on the camera and AUTO FOCUS)
5. Set your Focus and you're done

"

from:

https://community.usa.canon.com/t5/EOS/M50-auto-power-s-off-even-when-disabled/m-p/301938/highlight/...

 

If i understand...i must change the option from EOS utility and after that wht turn off display stay realy disabled.

Is that correct?


One, that post appears to be referencing a totally different camera design, EOS M50.  Two, your DSLR is not a video camera.

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"The right mouse button is your friend."

Ohh... i'm very disapoint.

How could i choose a canon dslr for live streaming?

Whch models?

You'd be far better off with dedicated video equipment designed specifically for video.

 

Canon has three lines of video equipment; all at various price points.  Consumer camcorders, professional camcorders and cinema cameras.

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Ricky

Camera: EOS 5D IV, EF 50mm f/1.2L, EF 135mm f/2L
Lighting: Profoto Lights & Modifiers

I want something for live streaming.

What would you suggest?

I thought if i could bypass 30 min limit with Canon TC-80N3.

If i set the interleave every ~25min?

The remote control work when hdmi output is enable?

 

Then it will close the shutter every 25 minutes and turn off the HDMI.

denis1276
Contributor
When i have connected to hdmi and press the shutter button, iit make auto focus.
Why when i ll connect to TC will turn off the hdmi?
Are you sure for this?
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