Shoot the videos you've always wanted.

We don't want to make you choose between shooting photos and creating videos, that's why Canon's versatility of DSLR and mirrorless cameras make it easy to capture your life in both. Dive into video mode and bring your travels, stories, thoughts and ideas to life in motion.

Get Started With This Tutorial Series

How to Set Up Your Camera for Video Shooting

Learn how to set up your camera for video shooting with tips from Neal Walters.
8 Tips for Shooting Video in Natural Light

Learn how to shoot better videos using only natural light with this detailed video guide from Neal Walters.
How to Shoot Your First Timelapse Video

Learn how to create pro-looking timelapse sequences with this simple video tutorial by Neal Walters.
An Introduction to Shooting 4K Video

Learn how to shoot video in 4K with this step-by-step guide from Neal Walters.
Best Camera Lenses and Accessories for Shooting Video

Discover what lenses and accessories you need to start shooting better video footage with this guide by Neal Walters.
How To Edit Video For Beginners

In this step-by-step video tutorial, discover a helpful introduction to editing video.

Double your frame rate to set your shutter speed for smooth cinematic playback. This will also help prevent flicker from indoor lights. For example, 25 frames per second equals 1/50". Exposure can be controlled with ISO and Aperture. - Jenn Cooper, Canon Photographer

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Use picture styles and white balance to grade the colour in camera. - Jenn Cooper, Canon Photographer

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If using internal audio from the cameras mic, shoot with manual focus or turn servo mode off to eliminate the sound of the lens auto focus system being recorded. - Jenn Cooper, Canon Photographer

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To achieve shallow depth of field on a bright sunny day, shoot with neutral density filters. This will reduce the light captured, allowing you to maintain the 1/50" and a wide open aperture. - Jenn Cooper, Canon Photographer

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Video Captured by Talented Creators

Some of the most memorable moments in life are in motion. Savor these memories with an interchangeable lens camera in hand.

EOS R

Rethink creative 4K movie shooting with full frame mirrorless.

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EOS 90D

Shoot high quality 4K movies with the Dual Pixel CMOS AF system.

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EOS 5D Mark IV

Take the leap into 4K movie-magic in the iconic EOS 5D series.

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EOS M50

Smart enough to make magic, small enough to explore.

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Powershot G7 X Mark II

The vloggers 4K compact camera.

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Master Video Mode.

How to Set Up Your Camera for Video Shooting

8 Tips for Shooting Video in Natural Light

How to Shoot Your First Timelapse Video

An Introduction to Shooting 4K Video

Best Camera Lenses and Accessories for Shooting Video

How To Edit Video For Beginners

Double your frame rate to set your shutter speed for smooth cinematic playback. This will also help prevent flicker from indoor lights. For example, 25 frames per second equals 1/50". Exposure can be controlled with ISO and Aperture. - Jenn Cooper, Canon Photographer

Use picture styles and white balance to grade the colour in camera. - Jenn Cooper, Canon Photographer

If using internal audio from the cameras mic, shoot with manual focus or turn servo mode off to eliminate the sound of the lens auto focus system being recorded. - Jenn Cooper, Canon Photographer

To achieve shallow depth of field on a bright sunny day, shoot with neutral density filters. This will reduce the light captured, allowing you to maintain the 1/50" and a wide open aperture. - Jenn Cooper, Canon Photographer

EOS R

EOS 90D

EOS 5D Mark IV

EOS M50

Powershot G7 X Mark II

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