i agree with getting 4k when you need it. I mean c'mon peeps, I know we'd all want 4k but who really needs it (right now at least)? For most of us 2k scaled down to 1080p is damn good.
2k is HD with 100 lines more on the sides.
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i agree with getting 4k when you need it. I mean c'mon peeps, I know we'd all want 4k but who really needs it (right now at least)? For most of us 2k scaled down to 1080p is damn good.
only cine like gamma (but it is said to have 12 stops of DR?)
Guys, reminder that you don't have to finish in 4k for the extra rez to be extremely useful. Especially for music videos and other such creative endeavors.
+1Oh I agree - but you still need to deal with the 4K file. This is the exact reason for the sensor you find in the C500 / C300 / C100. As stated the C300 takes a full raster 1080 RGB+G from that (not full raster 1080 in total), a full raster 1080 of Red, a full raster 1080 of Green, a full raster of 1080 Blue and another full raster 1080 of green - let's face it this is what the market was asking for in much debate over the last few years. Remember all those discussions on DSLR line skipping, the best debayer process etc from CMOS sensors? Canon's line made all those debates null and void as it doesnt need to do any of those.
I'm then assuming in the case of the 500 it will employ some kind of debayer process similar to Red.
+500I can confirm that the C300 does hold on to it's full DR throughout the ISO range, and it's one of the best things about the camera's performance. The dynamic range performance alone would make me choose the C100 over a hacked GH2, and I've shot extensively with the GH2 (3 shorts, 1 pilot, and a feature on it). The price discrepancy becomes less of an issue once you factor in additional items needed to bring a DSLR up to performance and ergonmic level of the C100. Not to mention C-Log and clean uncompressed hdmi. This cam just gives stronger options, and I think it will find a welcome place in the market.
I think the hacked GH2 would still turn out a superior image than the C100 with these specs. This is a very strange product. Why would anyone pay more than 1k for this?
I think the hacked GH2 would still turn out a superior image than the C100 with these specs. This is a very strange product. Why would anyone pay more than 1k for this?
Gh2 shouldn't be in this conversation. It has the dynamic range of a bat - sure its up there for sharpness with the hack (choose your variant) - but it simply doesn't perform in other areas as much as people want it to.
Lets try not to veer the conversation to that place again LOL.
Noel, I'm gonna have to ask for you to send me a new keyboard as I just spit my beer all over it laughing at the Bat DR.Gh2 shouldn't be in this conversation. It has the dynamic range of a bat - sure its up there for sharpness with the hack (choose your variant) - but it simply doesn't perform in other areas as much as people want it to.
Noel, I'm gonna have to ask for you to send me a new keyboard as I just spit my beer all over it laughing at the Bat DR.
Guys, no way that the C100 is going to come in at $4-5k. Zero chance. The advance price in Europe went from $6300 to about $6900. That is probably more accurate, although I hope it is too much. A lot depends n how good the AVCHD image is and how much Canon wants to protect its market share in the FS100-FS700 range, and perhaps how threatening the new Sony full frame video cam body camera at half the price is. THe BMCC is amazing but it's ergonomics,moral,cost of ownership and newness may not make it much of a factor in Canon's calculations. This is a war with Sony, not Blackmagic. Panasonic has retired from this game since it put too many eggs in the 3D basket, and does not have rumored items for Photokina or IBS. This is a war with Sony, not Blackmagic.