C300: Canon Cinema EOS Show Tomorrow at Texas Media Systems: C300 & C100 Mark II & XC10

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Canon Cinema EOS Show Tomorrow at Texas Media Systems: C300 & C100 Mark II & XC10

CANON CINEMA EOS SUMMER SHOW TOMORROW

June 10th from 10am - 3pm

Where: Texas Media Systems

What: C300 Mark II, C100 Mark II & the XC10

Swag: RSVP for a free "Keep Calm" T-Shirt

http://texasmediasystems.com/tms-shows/

 

[mraaron895]

2 questions:

Whats the point of the WFT terminal if it has built in WiFi?

What bit-depth does it kick out when recording out the SDI & HDMI terminals for 2K & 4K RAW?

 

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The C300 Mark II does not have native built in WiFi.

The Canon WFT-E6A is required to add WiFi to the C300 Mark II.

2K = 10 Bit

4K = 12 Bit

2 questions:

Whats the point of the WFT terminal if it has built in WiFi?

What bit-depth does it kick out when recording out the SDI & HDMI terminals for 2K & 4K RAW?

 

[mraaron895]

So the highlight on your website "Built-in Dual-Band Wi-Fi for Remote LiveView Display and Camera Control"?

 

[dpc]

Canon literature is very confusing about WiFi. Another brochure states, "Wi-Fi for Remote LiveView Display and Camera Control (with optional WFT-E6A Wireless Controller)." While their website states, "Wireless Remote Capabilities -- Using a standard web browser on a Wi-Fi capable device, users can take dynamic control of the functionality of the EOS C300 Mark II Digital Cinema Camera. Almost all shooting operations and settings can be controlled from a laptop, tablet or smart phone. Focusing functions have been added, and the focusing area can even be moved by touch, allowing accurate focusing operations even when direct access to the camera is not available." No mention is made of needing the wireless adapter.