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Is this saying there will be a C300 III coming out in 2019 or just announced?

Canon is DOOMED! :rolleyes:

People just like to complain. I use a 5D IV and never have any issues with DR. If I do, its because of user error.

Canon is really ramping their game up. I keep fighting the urge to buy an EOS R, but these video specs are making it tough...

These are the rumors I like to hear

I've shot in some pretty nasty weather with my 5D IV. It is nice to watch a torture test to know my gear will hold up

Interested to see the real world application of this. DJI makes great products at a great price, so it looks promising!

Benro tripods are great. I am 6'5" and they make plenty that are tall (mine is taller than I am...). Good quality. Great price.

I use Sony cameras a lot for work and I will say the menu system is enough of a reason for most people to not switch over because it is absolutely miserable. Also the AF system on their cameras for fast action sports is not accurate in the least from my experience. Like others have said, rent...

True. You can always see what people in your area are selling on Craigslist. That's how I got mine for less than half retail value.

Buy a Pelican case and be done with it. Stores securely at home, and on a larger shoot (if applicable).

Think Tank makes good looking, comfortable bags.

I use a Sony FS700 with an Odyssey Q7+ and it works wonders. Can shoot high-speed and is relatively cheap (in the video world) because it is a few years old. Very good set-up for anything from interviews to high-action sports.

It's not always about just zoom though. It is also about autofocus speed and sharpness. You lose on both of those with the extenders.

I completely understand that. A majority of what I shoot with my 5D IV and 5D II is interviews. I would imagine a good piece of cine glass or a f/1.8-1.2 would solve that problem for the most part. At least to an extent.

The crop really isn't that bad though. If you absolutely NEED that super wide shot, use your C300 or IDX. It sounds like you have plenty to work with. I am sure it is frustrating, but with that much camera power, I would imagine you could find a way to make it work...

They probably have had the hardware figure out before they announced the update. Maybe the firmware is the last piece that is still being tweaked/tested

Yeah I shoot video professionally so I understand. Also, I shoot video on a 5D IV and have had extremely good results at ISO 1600 and higher. I was just pointing out that for a professional setting such as NAB, you would think they would want that ISO closer to what is recommended for best...

I am trying to figure out why the professional who is displaying the new product is shooting with poor settings? 125 frame rate, ISO 1600 at 23.98p? That doesn't make a whole lot of sense... Either way, I am excited to get this update!