Two New Lenses, Including an RF 85mm f/1.4L VCM Coming September 9
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Game time. First C50 video above. Open gate. Record button on the handle. Small body, I like.
Same setup as r5. One sd one cf express slot. No ND.
Also like that it can record two aspect ratios at the same time. Pretty cool for quick turn projects.
I’ll keep my R5C for now though.
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Every time Canon releases a new camera some people repeat this tired old cliche no matter what.
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those "cinematographers" who saying "camera dont need ibis" are dinosaurs who doesn't follow. Evolution even gave cinema cameras autofocus. Camera has this small factor for a reason. And this reason is different than C80, 400 etc, because they already exist. Small = portable and easy to run with. I hope this digital stabilization makes some difference
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I am happy with this camera.
I do not have any problem, so it not my problem.
If you want a camera like this with IBIS then request it from Canon.
Canon made exactly what I asked for.
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Just get the R6 Mark III when it comes out, it'll have IBIS. Or the R1 or the R5 Mark II or the R3 or the R7 Mark II...
You can use a small camera that doesn't have IBIS and get great results. It can be potentially problematic to not have a fully locked sensor for a lot of more involved applications, though. That's all us "cinematographers" are saying. I personally like to use small cameras like these with a cinesaddle style support, and don't feel like I need IBIS in that situation. For me, it's only useful in situations where something is happening and I feel like I absolutely need to get a shot and I wasn't ready for it. If I go into an environment that is that unpredictable, I've been using the 16-28 or 28-70 IS lenses and they work great. I like having the choice. Holding a tiny camera without support is one way to film stuff, but it's not the only way, and in my case it's rarely something I do because it's not very ergonomic (back starts hurting after a short while) and has a specific look to it that is rarely useful for the type of projects I work on. So yeah, would rather have a small compact camera that I could mount on a car without any issues. And I'm going to try to support it properly for handheld work anyway, so no IBIS is not a big deal.
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If this is true, I prefer this more than the triple. I find 6400 ISO to be far more usable than 3200 (and I am still thinking if I will ever use 12800 on whatever basis). Obviously, personal opinion.- YouTube
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DUAL ISO is 800 and 16,400 wtf lol
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If its the last R5C that Canon will manufacture. Then yes, from an EOS Cinema line perspective, it has been replaced with a camera that does not have 8k. By definition, a replacement does not have to be equal to that which it replaced. Cars, homes, anything can be replaced by dissimilar item. Ludicrous to believe that if one replaces something that item must be identical or similar. If you get replaced on your job, that person may or may not be of equal skills and qualifications of yourself. They may get paid less. You were replaced.
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Ever looked in the cooling slot of the R5ii?
Wonder why it overheats with the cooling grip now? Im not a fan of the cripplehammer phrase, but absolutely zero fins on a heat dissipating surface is not the most efficient cooling design.
Love this camera, but like I mentioned before in this discussion, the camera was overheating carrying it in photo mode in Panama City, Panama walking in and out of shops. This is the number one reason Im looking to upgrade.
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I've got both the R5 C and R5, and honestly, when I'm shooting with my ultra wide lenses, I just prefer the look from the R5C. The IBIS on the R5 can get a little jittery or wobbly, but the R5C's new firmware adds The Motion Vector digital IS is seriously impressive. This might even be a reason why Canon didn't include IBIS in C50.
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Many including myself much prefer no IBIS. Hard to please everybody but luckily Canon and for that matter no other brand is twisting our arms to buy a particular product. Many options out there so rather than whine about it - just buy something that suits your needs.
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Let's keep this thread civil. Different features, omitted or otherwise matter to different people.
Let's keep this thread civil. Different features, omitted or otherwise matter to different people.
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Nonsense. Anyone whose ideal feature set doesn't exactly match mine is lazy and stupid and doesn't understand what actual users care about and catering to them is why Canon Is Doomed®.
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