Packing a Cinema Camera: Canon C500 Mark II

[@tyeddrummer1]

List of the accessories would be great if you didnt' mind. Love the setup. You have reignighted my want for a C500 II

[@pchuck1439]

Love your set-up! I was trying to decide on either the C400 or C500 M2. Your set-up got me thinking C500M2.

[@dustinschmidtphoto]

Hey, thanks for the comment! Personally I think the C500II is a fantastic camera, especially if you can find one used for a good deal. Basically it looks like the C400 has the same dynamic range as the C500II, now that it's been out and there's been some official testing. The C400 has the benefit of the triple base iso. The C500II has better anamorphic options. But again, it all depends on what kind of work you do I think. I've been super happy with my C500 II and have used it on countless productions since I've owned it and it's been flawless.

[@LonzosStudios]

sorry I missed it, what do you use for AC Power adapter?

[@dustinschmidtphoto]

In that small kit I don’t pack one. But I use a 4 pin xlr adapter/power brick to AC plug if I do need it. I’ll see about finding the model number for you.

[@LonzosStudios]

@@dustinschmidtphoto Thanks

[@dustinschmidtphoto]

@@LonzosStudios the power supply I have for the C500 II is a LYD Lianyunda AC/DC Adapter. Model: LYD1501000UF

[@lpinsight]

External monitors don't work on my c500 mark it, idk why

[@dustinschmidtphoto]

That’s interesting. I’ve used many monitors on mine, but it could certainly depend on the monitor model, various monitor and camera settings or potentially even bad ports.

[@AcastroAX]

Dude clean up your audio! 😂

[@dustinschmidtphoto]

Nah, they don't pay me enough to worry about audio on these! 😂

[@AcastroAX]

@@dustinschmidtphoto 😂