I am currently using Blackmagic Studio's DaVinci Resolve for my software. But I was told that the C-series is compatible with most canon lenses? I am shooting fast moving sports as well.Ĭoud you also explain dynamic range and Dual Pixel AF? I've been doing this for a couple years but I'm still pretty green. In the winter and spring months I move indoors and don't have this problem as much but it is still occasionally an issue. This is usually sufficient but I would like something that can go up to 12800 or even higher (does it go higher?). It is just that you will get really awesome image quality when you use the LUTS profiles, especially if you record to an external recorder, instead of relying on the internal memory cards.Īs for my needs I am shooting mostly outdoors right now, lots of stadiums with poor lighting so my 7D is usually at iso6400. You can use the Cinema EOS C100, or another body, without the LUTS profiles and get really impressive results.
Simply put, spend some big bucks for software.ĭo not get me wrong. You will need full blown Adobe Premiere for that, or another application whose name escapes me at the moment. Adobe Premiere Elements can open the file, but it cannot apply the LUTS profiles to the video files. The Movie Utility that comes with a DSLR cannot open the files. You must have the proper software that can open the MTS video files. The entry level C100 has 12 stops of dynamic range, but your lens selection may be limited to a few EF-S STM lenses, if you want to use the Dual Pixel AF. You will most definitely see an improvement in dynamic range and detail. You really have not described your “needs.”
Would a Cinema EOS body fit your needs? I cannot say. I would compare it shooting photos with a smart phone, and then moving up to using a professional grade DSLR. The transition from shooting video with a DSLR to using a Canon Cinema EOS body is night and day.
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