But dirt can get stuck on the shutter curtain and get inside so easily, with an nd filter module it never gets inside because of the clear filter layer
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Canon is planning an EOS R5 C Mark II [CR2]
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It would have to be the size of the C70 to have physical ND filters so not going to happen. There’s a world in which the new sensor has electronic ND if Canon develops that tech but wouldn’t be the physical barrier to the sensor you’re particularly looking for.
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Not everything you don't understand is dumb.
Timecode is a godsent on multi-cam productions.
I requested a matching cable from Alvin's Cables
and they built some for me and then added them
to their portfolio. They are selling well, so obviously
people do use timecode. I certainly do.
You may think the fan is pointless, but it keeps *my*
camera within operating temperature range.
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I actually ignored the post above back on the first page. The R5 C's footprint makes sense. Canon kept manufacturing costs down by making a different back body piece. It works well and fits in my med-large size hands perfectly. Since this is not a B-roll cam for me, I don't use timecode, but i don't disparage Canon for including it.
@LockHeed doesn't have any gear listed, so we don't know what he owns or if he's ever held an R5 C? I purchased my R5 C sight unseen at release, but I did have 40 yrs with the brand and had held my share of R5's. I knew what I was getting. The fan is barely audible, and I keep mine on automatic. It doesn't run often unless its warm outside and I have no issues with it.
@LockHeed doesn't have any gear listed, so we don't know what he owns or if he's ever held an R5 C? I purchased my R5 C sight unseen at release, but I did have 40 yrs with the brand and had held my share of R5's. I knew what I was getting. The fan is barely audible, and I keep mine on automatic. It doesn't run often unless its warm outside and I have no issues with it.
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It's not even remotely the same thing.
Timecode is synching info embedded in file metadata.
Totally different animal.
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Greetings,
No. In the case of S&F, video is recorded to one card, and audio to the other. Its not possible for the audio to get captured to the same card in S&F. Its how it was implemented.
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I have still no idea... what do mean with S&F!
Please help me... the informations are not enough to let me try it^^.I have found something on yt! ...on a C70! You know I have wrote I have a R6?^^
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Greetings,
S&F is Slow, Fast. You can read about it in the link below. The video track is recorded to the CFExpress B card and audio is recorded to the SD card. Starts on page 117.
R5 C Video User Guide
S&F is Slow, Fast. You can read about it in the link below. The video track is recorded to the CFExpress B card and audio is recorded to the SD card. Starts on page 117.
R5 C Video User Guide
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Has anyone heard anything about the R5C mark 2? The R5 mark 2 has been getting buzz. I really hope the R5C mark 2 out soon. CR have you heard anything?
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I see myself buying an R5 C mkII. You know you bought the right camera when you are still excited to use your mkI 2+ years later.
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My calendar is still on 2024, personally. I can see how, if you time traveled forward a year and assumed every rumor posted here was factual information, your question might make sense.
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