Canon, which shots record video without sound?

Some early Canon lenses, such as EF 50mm f/ 1.8 II and EF 85mm f/ 1.8 USM, may not have built-in pickup function when recording video. This is because these lenses are mainly designed for taking still photos, not for recording videos. They pay attention to image quality and optical performance, and pay relatively little attention to audio.

These lenses have no built-in microphone or audio interface, so they cannot directly capture and record sound. If you want to get sound when recording video, you need to connect an external microphone or use a separate recording device.

It is worth noting that with the continuous progress of technology, modern Canon lenses, especially those used for video shooting, usually have built-in pickup function. These lenses can directly capture and record the sound in the video, providing users with a more comprehensive shooting experience.

In addition, for users who need to use Canon lens when recording video, you can consider using an external microphone or recording device to enhance the audio effect. This can achieve better audio quality and clarity and improve the overall video production level.

In short, some of Canon's lenses may have no sound when recording video, because these lenses mainly focus on image quality and optical performance, not audio. However, modern Canon lenses usually have built-in pickup function, which can meet the sound needs of users in video shooting. If you need better audio effect, you can consider using an external microphone or recording equipment.