Why this Camera Wins Hands Down | Canon R5C vs C70

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The Canon R5C and The C70 are two very equally matched cameras, but there can only be one winner.
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[@contentm3893]

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[@JakeGleim]

Having owned 2 C70's for about 8 months and shot over 50 weddings with them (about 500 hours of hands on use, not to mention personal work) I can safely say the C70 is the winner for video only. My interest in the R5c came from two key things the C70 lacks. 1. The C70 doesn't take photos. (well it'll take 4.2k 12bit DNG's but... yeah) 2. The C70's autofocus isn't... perfect. It works really damn well in 70% of situations but like most cameras it fails to pull tack sharp focus when doing gimbal work when the subject is right near the edge of your lenses hyperfocal distance. Having used the R5 for photos, I would love that AF system in the C70. After doing some digging though, the Canon R5c does not have eye detect when in cinema mode. If you are on the fence I agree with Brandon. If you NEED a top of the line photo camera + amazing video, get the R5C. If you don't need a top of the line photo camera then I would look at getting the C70 + used R6 etc. Heck I just bought another Nikon Z7 for $800 off ebay and the AF on Nikons Z line is more than good enough for killer photos. The three major reasons you'd want/need the C70 over the R5c. 1. 4 Channel, 24bit 48khz audio with auto leveling. (With two phantom powered xlr ports, built in stereo mic and 3.5mm mic port) 2. 10 Stops of built in ND Filters. These are so key for good footage. 3. Battery Life. To elaborate... 4 channels of audio means you can have two wireless lavs and scratch (or even 3 wireless lavs! etc) With auto leveling you don't even need to check your levels, just set the gain in the middle, let the auto leveling do the rest. With 24bit audio files you'll never run into clipping even with it auto leveling. I have yet to have clipping. My audio game has never been better. With the ND filters, you can then use a CPL filter on the front of your lens or you could use your lens hood to prevent unwanted glare. Glare is one of the number things I see from armature videographers. Thread on ND filters only cause more glare. Battery life is self explanatory but I typically get through an entire day with only swapping batteries once. Hopefully this helps someone.

[@Cowprint1]

Agree with all of this. Just to add though, if you're comparing the C70 and R5C AF in video mode, they are basically the same: R5C in photo mode: Dual Pixel CMOS AF II R5C in video mode: Dual Pixel CMOS AF C70: Dual Pixel CMOS AF There's only 1 camera Canon make that does Dual Pixel CMOS AF II in video mode and that's the R3. It also has eye tracking in video mode as well. Anyone buying an R5C would assume it has the same great AF in video mode as it has in stills mode, but it actually doesnt.

[@JakeGleim]

@@Cowprint1 I only hope that in the next iteration of the C70 etc. they have better AF performance. It's great but its still not good enough to rely on fully.

[@myvideoguy]

@@Cowprint1 Very good to know, thanks dude! I really need a hybrid B camera for my C70, and was seriously considering the R5C, especially for additional photo work PLUS importantly a cam to accompany a C70 but sit permanently on a gimbal for when shooting events. That you've noted the R3 as having Dual Pixel CMOS AF II in video mode is very timely and exactly the call I was looking for. Cheers mate. Caine

[@ericpersson8753]

I have a slightly different take on the 3 key issues you mentioned: I use an external audio recorder (MixPre10 II) for all audio channels, timecode synchronized to the cameras, so I only use scratch audio on-camera. Thus no preference for either camera here. I agree with the ND filters - built-in is fantastic on the C70. Regarding battery life, for the R5C I use the dummy battery connected to an IDX 98 Wh battery on my belt (even on the gimbal) and get endless battery life (but I am tethered to it). The big factor in favor of the R5C is the full-frame versus super-35 sensor size. I just find it easier to get good-looking shallow DOF with the full-frame sensor, and the noise seems slightly better as well. Both great cameras...

[@willgiroux]

Hey mate! Don’t have the C70 in my hands right now, but is there any specific settings to turn on the stills in DNG? I haven’t seen such a thing anywhere before, what I’ve seen is jpg stills in log Not like I take that many photos anyway, but if DNG are available, that’s just so much better!

[@luucamNY]

After that raw update for the C70 it was a no brainer as I shoot a lot of run and gun documentary style of content and can’t always dial in every single setting but for content creators the R5C does make a lot of sense you get a huge package built into one body

[@FrankieTheOne]

nah

[@phramephotographyllc7798]

Great video Brandon! I have them both, and can't bring myself to feel that there's much of a comparison. Photography aside, if I have to pack one in my bag, i'm choosing the C70. I say this because it just requires a lot less to function the way I need a camera to at the 4-5k price point. I often work in fast-paced, uncontrolled environments. The C70 is just ready for anything you throw at it in terms of video. The thought of having a cinema camera that I immediately had to start purchasing "workaround" accessories for, immediately took the fun out of using it. So the R5C is Cam B for me. It's great, but I just enjoy the C70 more. The R5C is like getting into the electronic vehicle space...It's shiny, fast, capable of so much, but kinda buggy in the beginning. Sometimes you just need your car to crank up, run on normal fuel, and be reliable. They both have their place.

[@alternativepathproductions2906]

I haven't heard it put better!

[@costinvaly1]

Depends on what you need it for. For shooting online marketing content as a hybrid shooter myself, where many customers always brought up the question “can I grab a high quality still from the video so we can save time and no longer separately shoot additional photos anymore?” I always felt a bit insecure when shooting 4K only with the C70, but since I got the R5C not only I shoot 8K 60fps, but I also grab stills from the best scenes and I further process them with Topaz AI plug-ins for amazing high-iso clean results (if any noise is visible), so I am able to fulfill my clients wishes that they previously had and I could even upsell faster due to the “8K stills” feature. If I shoot 8K I have a FXLIon Nano One battery on top of the cage, on a Ronin RS3 Pro since Run&Gun operation is crucial for me. It’s so much better with the R5C now than it was with the C70.

[@EmeraldAudiovisual]

Since you allowed the Canon Speedbooster on the C70, you should also have allowed for the Canon R5C filter adapter and hence getting VND filters in the adapter. Can't make an exception on one end and not on the other and then giving out.

[@slurp3194]

He used the speed booster to get an equivalent framing .in a real life scenario the larger framing of full frame isn’t critical or needed but nd filters are always needed.

[@FrankieTheOne]

@@slurp3194 he used the ND. Speed booster also makes the lenses sharper so it was cheating

[@therosspalmer]

​@@FrankieTheOne It's actually the opposite, speed booster makes the image duller. If you zoom in with w/o speed booster, it's MUCH sharper without, that's why I stopped using mine unless I absolutely have to.

[@neblackshirts]

Excellent video as always! I bought the R5C because of what you said at 9:33...photography. The R5C is a weapon that can't be touched currently if you need to shoot both video and photos. If you're only a video shooter, the C70 is the right choice most likely.

[@MrMoviePhoneEx]

Don’t forget about longevity during your shoot day. Rain, snow, heat, the c70 just works. I’ve heard there are some updates to the r5c that allows it get hotter before needing to preserve for a bit, but 70 is my first cam personally that just doesn’t care, it’ll shoot and sip power for all it does for days without complaint.

[@aaronjonellhall1937]

Yeah, I'm going with the R5c as well. I'm a hybrid photo/video shooter and I already have an R5. If it were literally just up to me, I'd buy a second R5 and just do the Kolari heat sink mod again to have extended recording. Just did 4k60/4k120 a full day and no overheating with the mod.

[@deadlyINQUISITION1]

Dude wtf I have an R5 and need that mod please

[@SipandFeast]

I am so close to buying both of these cameras. It's useful to know the issues I might face. This is a big step for me since up until this point I've been filming with some very entry-level cameras to say the least. I love the built-in ND and the audio options. I think the C70 would allow me to work faster. I know a few people who own it and they have told me it's no contest what my A-cam should be. That being said, I've been watching a ton of C70 videos to reaffirm my decision. Yours was one of the best. You have great delivery!

[@andrewbrilliant7591]

Check out my comment but, yes, C70 should be considered the only option for an A-Camera when comparing to the R5C

[@louie8488]

You won't see the difference in dynamic range when shooting in controlled environments like in this video, but it is definitely there. Also the softness on the C70 compared to the tack sharp R5c is desirable for some (myself included) as it has less of a video kind of feel. The sound options (two mini XLRs) and full sized HDMI also help, not to mention the battery life. ND's are a must. I own a C70 so I'm obviously biased, but if you're not planning on taking photos, there's no comparison.

[@slurp3194]

The softer image on c70 tends to be more appealing for cinematic work. But then again you can screw in a 1/8 mist filter and it will do the exact same job and for some reason if you wanted a sharper image for a certain project you always have that room. The dynamic range is probably the biggest factor is the practical usability of the c70. Built in nds is huge

[@AllThingsFilm1]

Well done comparison. Recently, I've been looking at both as my next step up to a higher end cinema camera. The key word being "cinema". That being said, the R5C would be a great choice because I already have excellent ND filters and an adjustable step up ring - by Revoring - that is designed to adapt to filter sizes between 49mm and 62mm, with a filter thread of 67mm on the front. Although I have found some used C70's for a price around the same as the R5C. I'm not ready to purchase anything, yet. But, I think I would be happy with either one.

[@dvang4033]

Very informative. Thank you! You got me really thinking and i now have some great questions to ask my DPs. The R5c has been a game changer for documentary film making for me because of the versatility of taking video and stills, the lighter body and ease of use with a gimbal, and the eye autofocus is faster. Shooting raw 8k also is a selling point, and if you are run and gun filming on the streets or in a volatile situation you are going to want ease of capturing scenes.

[@DuffTV]

C70 has had a major update since this video was made. Improvements with focus

[@OG_predatorproductionz]

Didn't know you and marcus new each other! Worked alongside him on some craft beer promos, good guy! I personally still have not switched from my GH5's I have but I am loving how the R5C is looking rn!

[@7bellsproductions]

Hi Brandon, I think you missed out on the weight and size of both cams too. The C70 is an ass on the gimbal, but the R5C is a breeze.

[@andrewbrilliant7591]

The C70 has about 9 Megapixels and the R5C has about 45 Megapixels: for cinema, less is more! That's why the ARRI Alexa Mini has less than 10 Megapixels, and why even RED’s highest resolution 8K cameras still have fewer Megapixels than the R5C. The C70 can be used to shoot films, the R5C can be used to shoot Instagram Ads and Vlogs. This is not just a matter of 4K vs. 8K, it is a matter of Cine sensor vs Photo sensor. Mirrorless camera video looks like a photo in motion; cinema camera video looks like the movies. This is not to say the R5C is bad - I own one, along with a C300iii. The mirrorless, pixel-dense look can be a great creative tool because it is more hyper-realistic, and I opt for the R5C when shooting digital-forward content, like Instagram Ads. It is phenomenal that Canon added their full Cinema software to the R5C, along with the fan for cooling, so the tool is actually usable, but I would never consider the two cameras interchangeable. Hope this helps!

[@shueibdahir]

Do remember that the lower the megapixel count, the less the color resolution. So for 10mp sensor, the green channel is only 5mp while the red and blue channels are 2.5mp. So for true RGB 444 color at 4k you need 32mp aka 8K

[@shueibdahir]

Color resolution isn't as noticable tho as luma resolution is but it's the thing that gives the image the "weight" or "thick color", not the bit depth only.

[@WasionKey]

who has the better highlight rolloff?

[@brandonpeterson40]

The C70 has better dynamic range and definitely holds on to the colors in the shadows and skintones much better than R5 C. That's what makes that DGO sensor of the C70 / C300 mk iii so good. Look at the shots at 7:49 to see what I'm talking about.

[@greek-freaks]

yeah, i was thinking the same...the right pic looks like he got biten from an unliving 🤣

[@greek-freaks]

but looking at the ground outside in full light you can see there is also saturation missing...so not a god example these two shots..maybe different whitebalance? shutterspeed? grading?

[@brandonpeterson40]

@@greek-freaks I've used both cameras extensively and the C300 iii definitely has better highlights and skintones. The 8K raw on the R5C is nice but it has noisey shadows similar to that of the Sony a7s iii. It's annoying because a properly lit scene will still have noisey shadows. Overall, I prefer the image of my C300iii over the R5C but neither come close to my RED V-Raptor so I mostly shoot on that.

[@greek-freaks]

@@brandonpeterson40 thanks a lot

[@RHStevens1986]

Your editing and motion graphics are fantastic. Product shots, fantastic. Instant subscribe.

[@APOLLOstackwell]

Geez, the quality of the visuals you put out are always breathtaking. So crisp. Bravo!

[@noahyv]

Wow its very weird that you say you're surprised the C70 doesnt have more noise than the R5C, and that it only has "slightly" better dynamic range. Have you actually looked at the test you posted? at 7:45 you show a side by side where the c70 looks great and the r5c makes your underexposed skin look like noisy green garbage... Seems like you're trying to sell the newer cameras by claiming no one would notice the difference when your own test shows a massive difference even when downscaled to a very small side by side window.

[@domtomas1178]

Great video as always! I just got my work to purchase me a R5C for the exact reason you mentioned, I do 50% video and 50% photography. So this is a no brainer! Use to have to take my C200 and 7D2 with me everywhere, this saves me so much weight and hassle.

[@Visualize_time]

R5c cameras listed at $4500 original and most prices are $4000. I got offered $3450 with $100 shipping, and tax. came out to be $3877😬. Is that a good deal or should I have waited to see what better deal I could’ve came across. Keep in mind. Does hold its value and can resell for my money back n maybe even some profit.

[@aeonjones6004]

Great breakdown. even 1 year later it's still valuable information. Thank you.

[@OverflowNexus]

Are these cameras any good for live streaming or you don't recommend it for that?

[@KamalJones]

Another great review and always great to see black filmmakers working together and shout out to Marcus … the R5C is tempting but only this that holds me back is the camera requires more cfexpress cards than my c500 mk2 and yes you can shoot at a reduction but then that negates the image advantage it has over my Bcam C70. It’s a remarkable hybrid but weirdly place because for cinema films you don’t want an image that’s overly sharp, which is reason why Hollywood black magic filters are used so often. The battery as you stated, lack of NDs you already explained and my last point is if it’s being used sparingly at 8k raw than the R5 with IBIS and no need for external battery makes R5c a tough buy with that in mind for ME … all in all keep up great content 👍🏽

[@stevelanemusic4463]

Thanks so much for this. I know it was a while back. This is great & I made up my mind because of you. I gotta take photos too 👊🏼

[@iamadebakare]

Thank you for providing the comparison, it’s really useful for deciding between these two cameras.

[@wiezyckifamily]

I kept waiting for you at the end to say “just buy both!” Which is what I did.

[@CristianMercadoYT]

I love the intro to this video with the cool music and with the 3D model transition.

[@TheWorld_2099]

You are an excellent reviewer, you got straight to the point on every issue, without all the over the top “entertainment“. Thank you..!

[@alfredknodler540]

As a B-Cam for the C70 would you recommend the power-hungry R5C or the R6ii? In am really thinking too much which one is better. 120p 4k vs. better autofocus and longer battery life in the R6ii.

[@DavidBajayo]

How about using non RF lenses? I have a plethora of EF/L/US lenses from my DSLR collection. I do have the ring adaptor. But cant find anyone using EF lenses and reviewing the camera

[@madebyjonny7637]

Great video as usual, I think something to note for the ND's I am using the EF to RF adapter which allows for the ND's where it's not as nice as the built in and obv you can't use the RF glass, I think it's still a good for a setup. I am coming from a blackmagic 6k pro so I have a lot of EF glass that still performs well with this setup.

[@JaimeAndresMedia]

I don't understand why Canon does not give C-log2 to the R5c. That's really a factor that must be stressed here for videographers. I ended up buying them both

[@hatefnobari]

Enjoyed your high quality content brother and got all i wondered about both cams. Keep up doing great job. All the best from Istanbul 😎

[@YOUAREMYKIN]

Such great detailed review! 🙌 Am curious, how does the R5C compare to the BMPCC6K Pro in terms of RAW image quality. Am considering selling mine to get the R5C.

[@jaronsummers33]

Which one would be best for sports videography? I’m currently using the R6 Mark ii

[@davidgaskin1558]

Killer review man! Super clear, concise and you hit all the key points. Thanks man!

[@BrentTouchstone]

Awesome video! I just stumbled across your channel and subbed. I'm shooting photography and video on the R8 now, but one day I hope to be able to afford and have to decide between these two cameras. Great job with the comparison!

[@gravitymediapro]

Wonderful comparison - great, great points.

[@ChristianSmith]

Great video! My 2 questions are how is it to use the R5 as a b-cam to the Komodo, and as a travel camera and b-cam would you go for the R5 or R5c? Thanks!

[@gabrielrhodes6067]

GREAT VIDEO!!!! Canon EOS R5C vs Canon EOS R3 for interviews???

[@ausdoug974]

very, very helpful video. I learned a lot from this video. Thanks for creating it for us

[@travelexplorer]

I only shoot 8K Raw with 12 bit i use it as negative then transfer it to 4K after color correct it in Davinci, I-get rid of the huge 8K files and stay with the post 4K shots with CC (I sell stock) and this way I have find that the R5C is a beast of a camera

[@baekmedier]

Great video. But you need to get the “built in ND filter adaptor” for the R5c and the top xlr handle to compare them :) I have the C70 and the R5C and love them both, but the c70 is so Nice with the battery time on that camera 🤩 Battery, ND built in, xlr (mini) build in. Its just the better Cinema camera. I use the R5c when its photo jobs and small clips in slow motion because the battery is only like 35 minutes after setting the camera up 😅😆 and you are right it is sharper… alot.

[@userpassport]

What is that battery under R5C? Can I see in detail?

[@maithamrush]

Great video What about body weather seal is it as r5 and can be used in dusty weather

[@jspearm1983]

Thanks for this video. I’ve been torn between the C70, R5C, and A7Siii/FX3. It seems like 2 year old Sony tech might be doing better than brand new Canon tech in the R5C. I wonder if the camera I end up buying right now might not matter as much as picking which lens ecosystem I’ll live in for the foreseeable future, Canon RF vs Sony.

[@slurp3194]

Sony >> lenses are awesome better build quality then rf mount but imagine quality is the same. Idk they are both amazing in terms of sharpness but honestly if ur video focused lenses dont even matter. You will probably end up buying 3rd party cine lens and older photo lenses.

[@Hsiehstyle]

Hi Brandon. I really like this video. I have a R5 then was deciding to get a more robust cinema camera. Based on this video, I objective feedback think I'll go with the c70 mainly because the battery life on the r5 and potentially r5c are not going to be that great compares to the c70 and I do have some old EFs lens and the RF0.71x adapter already. Do you have any suggestion on the types of lens for c70 and setup for podcast shoot with 2 or 3 hosts? Thank you in advance.

[@JP11]

Hi Brandon, what's better for hybrid: R5C or R3?

[@avarmadillo]

Thanks, Brandon. Good review and comparison. For me, the shoe drops on usage: Never take a photo, don't care about them. Bye the way, the C70 now has eye AF.

[@mynorthside]

What are the R5C accessories that you have at 9:47? Thanks, Brandon, and excellent video!

[@Webrisernl]

Would it give a better cinematic image then my canon r6 kii with clog3?

[@virtualartteacher1837]

C70 offers a better work flow. The R5C has Poor battery life, no ND filters, and not enough button options over the C70

[@michaelfouther1234]

The Canon 5D mark iv can't compete, has it become obsolete compared to the R5C which has the same function still/vid. Can it still preform or is the dropoff too drastic???

[@evanthecameraman]

Holy warp-stabilizer batman. Good comparison overall, Brandon. Two cameras that I have no interest in but watched regardless.

[@RockyMaiviaMiami]

If you take pictures, R5C. It’s literally a no Brainer. I use the nd adapter as well. Idk how the comments can give credit to c70 for having the speed booster but not nd adapter for the R5C, if I’m in an ND situation, I switch back to my 24-70 that has my nd adapter already on it (clear filter). HQ modes are great too.

[@RayValdezPhotography]

the c70 can have both a first party speed booster and nd filter at the same time that mostly doesnt effect quality or performance at all.

[@RockyMaiviaMiami]

FF is already on the R5c and you can both add a speedbooster and nd adapter. Seems like a win for R5c honestly as the FF is actually more than s35 with speedbooster

[@RayValdezPhotography]

@@RockyMaiviaMiami for a speed booster to work properly on FF you would have to shoot in a crop mode.

[@RockyMaiviaMiami]

@@RayValdezPhotography spot on. Would only be necessary for crop sensor lenses. The sigma 18-35 comes to mind.

[@ronaldroberts9555]

This is a great point. And that speed booster is more expensive than the drop-in nd adapter. I will say every once in a while I will hit the dial which isn’t a locking dial, but that’s minor

[@BrandonTalbot]

Ohhhh here we go!

[@csabika26]

Good video mate, don't want to be too nitpicky but I wanted to clarify that size of the sensor doesn't contribute to how much light it ''lets in''. It does have an effect on the overall cleanness of the image on higher sensitivity but that's a different subject. 🙌🙌🙌🙌

[@got2go4word]

Excellent review, thank you sir!

[@tomdoolin2415]

Thanks for your excellent comparison a job well done

[@vpr5562]

Please, may i ask - i am looking for best fullHD quality/video quality cinema camera with excellent AF from canon. What should i go for? Its gonna be for home usage, to save on HDD space and nothing commercial. SOOC footage. I know 'the cinema feeling' is more of a light/composition/story etc, but somehow the quality of the sensor also, i think, matters. Cheapest, the best. Had DSLR - 6D mark ii - good price, excellent AF, but the quality of the video was meeeh. Sold it.

[@OpenDGuitar]

Very good comparison. As for me, I’ve been very happy with the C70 in documentary work. And I have still cams, so no urgency to change.

[@Sew-Ronica]

Thanks for the tips

[@nunucello]

Thank you for making this video Brandon. Who makes that nice blue power cable to connect Anton Bauer to R5c? Great work as usual √

[@nunucello]

I think I found it - Kondor Blue Coiled D Tao to DC 5.5x2.5 Barrel Right Angle

[@SnakrGarage]

This amazing review has helped a lot in my decision… always it’s hard to chose between two similar Cameras with almost the same capabilities. I think the C70 looks more PRO, but the 5C is more suitable. Thanks Brandon!

[@artwerkmedia8616]

I think Canon didn’t overlap too much. If you have the budget and depending on what you shoot, you will benefit from owning both. That’s why I own both. And In my own testing, the r5c seems to always have more noise in its raw files.

[@DonovanMediaCenter]

I have loved the C70 for corporate and doc work…using speed booster adapter. I also have older cams 1DC and XC10…old and limited, yes, but still workhorse cameras with stunning images. Instead of the R5C, we just added the Sony FX30…kinda because of price, but mostly for its form factor. Matching it with the C70 isn’t an insurmountable task. We will see what the future holds.

[@wilkbor]

Thank you for the video. It was very informative.

[@themarcbon]

Excellent review. Im glad I saw it. Love your content and explanations.

[@GirliforniaMagazine]

I own the canon r5c. in cinema mode 59,94Hz I get the warning invalid operation when I press the record(10) button. Does anybody know what I am doing wrong or missing as canon itself isn't helping me out?

[@michelemomo2978]

I mainly do corporate video work and documentaries, and I’m super happy with the C70. I only wish I could have a full frame sensor when mounting RF lenses…

[@RogerThompsonPhotography]

Great video thanks, great comments below too, but surprised no one mentioned the canon Drop-in filter adapter for EF lenses and the variable ND filter? I find it super handy on my R5! Love it, except its fairly easy to knock the adjustment if not careful.

[@50450720]

Good review, I looked at the r5c but the need for external power, the lack of ibis, and the micro hdmi port put me off. Comparing it to the Nikon z9 made the z9 the obvious choice.

[@jailbreakoverlander]

im buying this on your say so, to add yo my eos r5 so its not that big of a jump, but still its ALL ON YOU BRANDON!!

[@5yve]

I'd be curios to see a sharpness comparisson without the speed booster

[@servermagicsound]

Grat work!

[@JayFingers]

Honestly, the only reason I’m favoring the R5C over the C70 is its smaller size. It’s not as heavy, it’s much more discreet… I’m upset I bought my C70 right before the R5C was announced. 😭😭 Otherwise, I’d have waited! Thanks for the comparison and your thoughts! Also: Houston! I’ll be down there later this summer. Gotta get my Turkey Leg Hut and Spot fixes! 🤣🤣 Cheers, man! ✊🏾

[@jessemast5319]

Thanks SO much! VERY helpful!

[@tonymckeage1028]

Great Video, thanks for confirming my choice of the R5 C, I am a Photographer 1st and wanted one camera that will shoot video for my channel I was impressed with the C70 when it came out but i would have been left with my DSLR's for photography the 45 MP and 8 k sensor in video made the difference, thanks

[@jywn]

I wonder how the canon ND filter for the R5C compares to the build-in filter in the C70

[@SebastianCristanchoYT]

SUCH A GREAT VIDEO BRO THANK YOU

[@JoeElementz]

Nice one bro 🙌🏾

[@pk525]

Excellent analysis.

[@KtmDesignz]

I bought the c70 couple of months ago and I couldn't be happier, the workflow is just faster

[@gooddoor699]

great video thank you!

[@StarLightDotPhotos]

@bwashmedia Does the R5 MK II coming out change the equation?

[@MrAlifarrukh]

Bro love your videos . Please suggest a convenient camera to go for after Blackmagic 6k and not red Komodo Cus it has a lot of separate components.

[@Shawn_Kelley]

Great comparison - thank you.

[@Prince_Jameson]

Hey there, fellow Houstonian!

[@alexandregalanteocdy2768]

What about image comparisson between R5c and Red komodo (not de x version)

Nice vieo, thanks a lot.

[@KevinMarchese]

Thank you so much such a tough decision

[@McAliotsam]

Yes but what about dynamic range?

[@tobiaslofi]

A fullframe C70 Mini that can do vlogging too would be my dream :)

[@djwolffe_OG]

Dude. The speedboosters screws up the test. You could’ve just used the super35 crop feature on the r5 c??

[@loweredresolution]

I’ll take one of both!

[@MariaDiaz-oi4xd]

great contents. thank you

[@global001]

The bit about ND filters wasn't a strong point, just add an ND filter to the lens and dial in the exposure you want. No biggie. C70 does zero photos while R5C does 50mp images at 20 fps, yes I know, that not a video thing but is very useful and high end spec. Battery life for video is the major issue and fault on the R5C and where the C70 smashes it. What power solution did you use for the R5C?