Canon EOS R6 Vs. Canon C100 Mark II - Cinema Cameras vs. Mirrorless Cameras

[@orlando9666]

No footage comparison??

[@vigovigowski880]

instead of talking so much, we had to show the image from these cameras, it would be more interesting.

[@cbs991]

Kamu betul👍

[@omrisilver]

Where is the sample ??????? Are you kidding

[@RoamOverlanding]

How you feeling about the IPB Light codec on the R6 and how is it comparing to the xavc files on the c100 mk2? Im currently on the c100 and want to swap to the R6

[@williechu266]

Hi, I have both C100 Mk2 and the R6 and was wondering the best settings for C log to best match footage in post color grading. The C100 has C log and The R6 has C Log and Clog 3. The R 6 also has settings like view assist, color matrix and color space, do these settings influence how it matches the C100 mk2?

[@Webrisernl]

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

[@philriot]

I got the C100mk2 a year ago & just got a C100 mk1.. these are really the best bang for your buck.

[@Sutterjack]

I own the C100 M2 and I'm actually looking to buy a EOS R as my B and gimbal cam. Has a lot of great features, decent autofocus and image quality for the money. Canon sold refurbished bodies for $1225 a few months ago - crazy.

[@BrianKissig]

The EOS R disappointed a lot of people but I think it's a solid B-cam choice with the C100 MkII. and that's a good price

[@renovatndacayisaba8131]

Can I know where canon sold a refurbished C100 mark ii? Thank you

[@Sutterjack]

I have since bought a refurbished EOS R from Canon in the last 2 months ($1300!) - camera has exceeded my expectations. Great cam to get my feet wet in mirrorless. Really impressive autofocus, image quality, and features.

[@DavinciHD_]

In your opinion . What would be the best c100m2 autofocus setting for someone wanting to film football with it ?

[@soultechmedia8355]

I won my C100mk2 on eBay for $1200 bucks. A production company in Ohio was upgrading itheir cameras to 4k. After removing their decals it was in mint condition. They took very good care of it. Actually the guy said it was their backup camera and barely used. It was a steal. I use now for my weddings that I work. This camera is a dream to work with. I also have a Gh5 and EOS R that I use if I need 4k footage. I prolly will keep it even if I buy the C200 which I've been hunting for on craigslist and Ebay.

[@Mike0193Azul]

Great comparison. Thinking of getting an R5 or R6 as a second camera to my C100mkii

[@lb7144]

Got both of them. Well, the R6MKII to work in concert with my C100MKII. They’re both amazing!

[@mcdicky]

Thanks for sharing. I've been doing a lot of livestream with my Fujifilm camera or Canon EOS R. Only thing that I hate is it stop recording after 30 or 35 mins and I am shooting by myself then there would be few minutes missing but it stop recording.

[@aaronestevezxd]

bro what is with all this yapping, give me some footage to judge on my own

[@MrOmniscience]

I have a C100 Mk II and I am looking to get the Canon R6 next. Thanks.

[@BrianKissig]

Good choice!

[@KirbyLeeFortenberry]

Don’t get the R6. The overheating issue is real. Shooting 4K for longer than 30 min is awful.

[@pablomarin1746]

@@KirbyLeeFortenberry after the firmware you can shoot amazing full Frame 4k up to 60p 10bit with atomos ninja in prores.

[@KirbyLeeFortenberry]

@@pablomarin1746 oh the specks are awesome. I just can’t shoot longer than 30 min of 4K without it overheating. And that’s 4K 30fps. If you don’t need to do interview style and are doing just small clips it’ll be great.

[@sou_usavlogs]

Great video thanks for sharing brother i'm going to buy the Canon C100.

[@BrianKissig]

No problem. Good choice.

[@B-rad_Games]

This is cool!

[@LuisVegaVideos]

Nice video!

[@kipling1957]

Well, it’s not exactly “the true focal length” for any particular lens. The word “true” is referring to the fact that we have become accustomed to a 35mm frame size as the standard, with certain expectations of angle of view and depth of field that coincide with that. This is completely arbitrary. I come from an era when professional frame sizes were mostly 120mm, 4” x 5” and even 8” x 10” for critical fashion shots or landscape. 35mm was a throw over from cinema film that started to be used in press photography, beginning with the famous Nikon F1 SLR.

[@seragram]

Cat makes this video great. Lol

[@Troy_Sent_A_Message]

Punch in's were distraction and seemed random. Not really when you were making a point or emphasis on anything.

[@michaeltuffin8147]

I own both, and prefer video from the C100 2.

[@BrianKissig]

It's saved me in a few pinches during wedding season this year.

[@michaeltuffin8147]

@@BrianKissig I abandoned wedding photography years ago, but still do photo and video for corporate events. No one's ever said to me, "Hey, this isn't 4K." I love the C100MK2 because it produced manageable files that are easy to edit and grade.

[@BrianKissig]

@@michaeltuffin8147 Yeah no one has ever said that to me either!

[@DavinciHD_]

In your opinion . What would be the best c100m2 autofocus setting for someone wanting to film football with it ?

[@michaeltuffin8147]

@@DavinciHD_ we’ll, for sports, you’d have to have it on continuous and keep your subject framed in the green box

[@billpolitis8855]

No footage? Thumbs down!