Canon C100 output

[Rick Burnett]

Yeah, I'd want it internally. I don't use an external recorder and have no desire to use one. So that pretty much probably puts the C300 out of my sights. Maybe if they added it to the C100. I'm doing fine with my FS100 which is why I never went to the FS700 either. Sure, it's not perfect, but I've reached the point that I am going to stop upgrading to cameras that make me loose something I use. I am sure Canon will eventually have 1080p60 in something I like eventually!

 

[jimagine]

I am sure Canon will eventually have 1080p60 in something I like eventually!

This really is the boat that Canon for some reason keeps missing.
It's something their dedicated users simply need for countless professional reasons.
They're turning out "nearly" complete, wonderful new cameras missing a critical component (in order to be adopted by a big slice of the community.)
I don't get it and I don't think Canon is blind or deaf, so I expect to see movement.

 

[Rick Burnett]

This really is the boat that Canon for some reason keeps missing.
It's something their dedicated users simply need for countless professional reasons.
They're turning out "nearly" complete, wonderful new cameras missing a critical component (in order to be adopted by a big slice of the community.)
I don't get it and I don't think Canon is blind or deaf, so I expect to see movement.

It would be interesting to know why it has taken so long, but, given the complexity of these system designs, it's possible it just wasn't worked into their roadmap yet at least for these architectures and it is possible that the performance needed might be hit with a bottleneck that they've not overcome. I know people see other cameras doing it and don't understand why Canon doesn't, but, when you get down into the physical system there could be a particular limitation somewhere that the time to fix for them would make them miss the market. Something like supporting the datarate of 1080p60 might have been missed due to designing a slower system that saves on power. Like, if they are using off the shelf designs they've already done to get to market quicker instead of redesigning for a faster throughput. Obviously I have NO insight to Canon but that would be my professional guess.