C300mkii or C200? Dynamic range, syncing multiple cameras, CLOG2, Timecode, 4K 10bit and more.
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- čas přidán 17. 01. 2018
- Eric talks briefly about a few tips including syncing multiple cameras together using timecode, advantages with CLOG2, Dynamic range tips, native ISO, codecs, and why we picked the Canon C300mkii over the C200.
Nice setups! I'm a fellow c300 mark ii shooter. Such a great camera. Well wishes from NJ!
officejet1268 thanks a lot! Yes, we love the c300mkii! Is this how you would normally do a multi-cam setup? Or do you have another technique?
New Branch Films I've done multicam for a conference with my c300 mark ii, my c300 mark I and some high end pro camcorders. Worked like a charm!!
officejet1268 that’s great! The C300mkii and C300 still match super well when you’re using CLOG on both. Do you film much in CLOG2? Because it is the flattest profile, that’s what we prefer for most color grading options
New Branch Films I tend to shoot in Wide DR with a cinema gamut the most. A lot of my projects are quick turn around so I find that this gives me a great amount of dynamic range and shrinks the post process by a lot.
officejet1268 for sure! Great option for quick turn around time! Thanks so much for the connecting with us!
Is the timecode burned on the video or the audio track?
kkblevins31 on the c300mkii, timecode is meta data that is included in each video file. Each video file also contains 4 audio tracks as well. Makes it one click of a button to sync up multiple tracks. So easy.
Should I buy c300 mark1 or c200 for cinema video shoot it’s just music video shoot want to shoot like movie
Sandeep Singh you’d want to get the C200. But it’s only $2.5k more for the c300mkii
New Branch Films thanks for your reply I am asking about c300mark 1 or c200
Sandeep Singh you’re welcome. Like I said in my previous comment, you’d want to get the c200.
Looks like you're shooting an AA movie ?
Vladimir Talijan Thanks. We are filming a educational online training video. We really wanted it to look beautiful. Thanks for the comment!