The new Canon C70 has the same sensor as the C300 Mark III, but does it produce the same image? Here’s what my tests revealed. I rented the C70 for several shoots. I was excited to use one of the latest Canon cinema cameras, because I’m seriously considering purchasing it along with a Ronin RS 2 to be my B-cam/gimbal cam alongside the Canon C300 MK III. When it comes to the C70, I loved operating it on the gimbal, especially with the Canon EF-EOS R 0.71x adapter to give it that wide, full-frame feel. However, when I used the camera on a two-cam shoot in a studio, I felt like the two cameras weren’t matching as well as I expected. I wanted to see if what my eyes were telling me was correct, so I did a series of tests in my studio. My friend Caleb Wojcik loaned me two of his Canon C70s, one with the standard EF to RF adapter and one with the 0.71x adapter, so I could also see if the 0.71x adapter was affecting the image at all since it adds another piece of glass into the mix. Check out the results. Read More...
Published By: NoFilmSchool - Thursday, 29 April, 2021