What camera does Disguised Toast use?

Quick answer

No source we have checked names Disguised Toast's current camera. In December 2021 Disguised Toast used the Logitech C920 alongside the Canon EOS R (creator video); the setup may have changed since. The dated list below is what the sources support.

Sources checked 2 November 2026See the equipment and evidence ↓

Equipment with a source

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Disguised Toast's equipment: sources and history

Sources checked 2 November 2026. Dates are the publication dates of the sources. Verified means Disguised Toast said or showed it in their own material; reported means someone else did.

EquipmentUsageEvidenceDate
Logitech C920Camera Previous (primary camera) December 2021
Canon EOS RCamera Previous (primary camera) December 2021
Elgato Key LightLighting Previous (key light) December 2021
Shure SM7BMicrophone Previous (microphone) December 2021
Blue SnowballMicrophone Previous (microphone) December 2021
Blue Yeti USBMicrophone Previous (microphone) December 2021
Corsair HS80Accessory Previous (accessory) December 2021
AVerMedia Pro Quad CaptureAccessory Previous (accessory) December 2021
Canon RF 24-70mm f/2.8L IS USMLens Previous (secondary lens) December 2021

Common questions

What camera does Disguised Toast use?

No source we checked names Disguised Toast's camera. Previously: Logitech C920, Canon EOS R.

What lens does Disguised Toast use?

No source we checked names Disguised Toast's lens. Previously: Canon RF 24-70mm f/2.8L IS USM.

What microphone does Disguised Toast use?

No source we checked names Disguised Toast's microphone. Previously: Shure SM7B, Blue Snowball, Blue Yeti USB.

What editing software does Disguised Toast use?

No source we checked names Disguised Toast's editing software.

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