
Canon 1425C009 EOS Webcam Starter Kit - R Series, AC Adapter
Turn your Canon EOS R-series camera into a high-quality webcam with this all-in-one AC power and USB connectivity kit.
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Overview
Key Features
Webcam Accessories Included: AC Adapter AC-E6N, DC Coupler DR-E18 and Interface Cable IFC-100U; webcam accessory kit helps enhance the way you record and share your content
Computer Connectivity: The included interface cable IFC-100U allows simple connectivity between your select EOS R series camera to a laptop, desktop, PC or other USB devices with a USB Type-C port
Longer Shooting Sessions: Power your video camera by using the included AC Adapter AC-E6N and DC Coupler DR-E18; plug the digital camera power cord into a household outlet for even longer shooting sessions
Free EOS Webcam Utility Software: Canon EOS webcam kit works together with our free EOS Webcam Utility Software to turn your EOS camera into a high-performance webcam. Compatible with EOS RP, EOS R10, EOS R8, EOS R50, EOS R100 cameras
Power Supply for Camera: The compatible AC Adapter AC-E6N and DC Coupler DR-E18 let you power up your select Canon EOS R series digital camera anywhere a convenient outlet is located, including indoors, outdoors, in-studio or near a tabletop
Specifications
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- Provides continuous AC power, eliminating battery drain during long sessions
- Includes all three hardware components needed to get started in a single purchase
- USB Type-C cable delivers a simple one-cable connection to your computer
- Compatible with five popular Canon EOS R-series camera bodies
👎 Cons
- Limited to specific Canon EOS R-series models, so it will not work with EF-mount or older R bodies not listed
- Requires separate download of Canon's EOS Webcam Utility software to function
- AC adapter tethers the camera to a wall outlet, reducing portability during use
- Does not include a tripod or mount for positioning the camera as a webcam