Reduce DIGITAL NOISE on the C500 Mark II - AMAZING Low Light Performance!

[@BlackMediaWorks]

Thanks so much for your extensive research and dedication to getting the best from the C500 MKII. I've changed my camera Clog2 and Clog3 settings according to your recommendations. Thanks again - I appreciate it.

[@gb4639]

It would be nice to see a similar test done with the C500 MKII and the C300 MKIII

[@wattso88]

Very useful info, thank you 👍👍

[@campomega6018]

Thank you that was real helpful especially since I'm about to buy my own c500 that is so great to know ahead of time. Again thanks

[@NotAnotherRentalCo]

Glad it was helpful!

[@suribabu1827]

Thank you so much 🤝

[@blaspayri]

thanks for the thorough comparisons. I don't know if it is just me, but with youtube compression at 1080p one can hardly notice the differences. Do you think that with a 4K version differences would be more prominent?

[@NotAnotherRentalCo]

I definitely think this is a KZbin compression issue, I rechecked in Premiere and can definitely see a noticeable difference. Not sure how else to display it but trust me, and if you get your hands on the camera, give it a try for yourself!

[@radamgnawrot]

@@NotAnotherRentalCo why not upload in 4k?

[@Nordicus0114]

Full frame and large format sensors have better dynamic range and low light performance, not because of the sensor size. it's due to the pixel pitch of the sensor, image processing, Signal to noise processing, and sensor technology. The bigger the pixels, the more light they gathers. hope this helps.

[@NotAnotherRentalCo]

Thanks - I did mention that larger sensors have larger pixels so it collects more light -- but appreciate the feedback!

[@nickmillen8367]

@@NotAnotherRentalCo The C500MK2 and C300 MK2 have the same pixel pitch

[@JitDawgBruhDang]

Will the noise reduction work in the raw capture?

[@a2xproductions]

No.

[@edpr2244]

Thanks for this video. Hopefully canon can fix this with their upcoming software firmware?

[@NotAnotherRentalCo]

Well, this fix does the trick!

[@edpr2244]

@@NotAnotherRentalCo Yes it dose and thank you for that info.

[@lovefirst6157]

This was well done. Could you please do the same with Panasonic s1. What the best noise reduction on s1, I prefer if you had gh5 or g85 but I know not everyone has it.

[@NotAnotherRentalCo]

Good idea! The settings are less complex in the S1, but I'll look into it.

[@freemantee]

Has anyone done any tests with the C300 Mk III to see how these settings affect image?

[@thomas13810]

great video, but two months later, are you still sure about this method? did you have any problem about the quality of the image when you use frame corrélation? and when you shoot in movement?

[@NotAnotherRentalCo]

I haven't yet seen any issues or ghosting from this technique, and under been using the camera often!

[@magentafilmsdocs]

Great video. Thank you very much for that. Out of interest, do you still stand by your findings 5 months down the road and do these apply to RAW as well? All the best.

[@NotAnotherRentalCo]

I have kept these settings the same since then and have never noticed any ghosting or artefacts, so it seems like a workable trick to me! I don't tend to shoot in RAW - I don't find I see the benefits v/s what you sacrifice in computing power and hard drive space. Thanks for watching!

[@abidshuvo9418]

Maan Your Videos Are Really Entertaining..You Explain Everything Properly.Really Informative Video.Would Love To See A Comparison From You Between The S1 At The Highest Quality Vs C500 II Vs Arri Alexa.. Keep Making These Amazing Videos♥️

[@mvsonalexander]

really helpful video but not uploading in 4k is beyond me

[@Loqu4]

You forgot to test moving shots with Frame correlation on to check if theres ghosting and if its useable in anything other than a still shot

[@NotAnotherRentalCo]

There is not ghosting if you move the camera or shoot moving subjects - I didn't include it in this video, but have tested it and can confirm there is no ghosting.

[@alexjcorona2605]

@@NotAnotherRentalCo How much movement was your subject performing? I'm planning on shooting some dancers at night, flying on a gimbal, there will be some quite strong movement. Cheers!

[@simongentry]

you should get an honory degree for this - the lot of you !!!

[@md.jamaluddin3392]

Camera recording ok but not playback