The Canon EOS R is available since October 2018, and while it is a solid, lightweight full-frame camera, the least that we can say is that public opinions are not unanimous about Canon’s RF new flagship camera. On a recent shoot, I had the opportunity to use it as a B camera along with a Canon C200. Here are my thoughts about it. Let me start by saying that this is not a comprehensive review of the video capabilities of the camera, but rather my personal impressions from a particular experience on a shoot. To read our EOS R review, click here! Blam’S – Donne Moi Tout / You can look out Canon EOS R shots during the bar scene (when the camera is attached to the artist). Also, the entire scene where he is laying on the ground (1:58 to 2:13) was shot using the EOS R on a Kessler Crane Pocket Jib Traveler. Disclaimer: Let me first say that I am not a Canon Ambassador. Like every other article on cinema5D, Canon or any other brand did not pay me to write this article. I rent the camera body with my own money, and this is my unbiased opinion. Also, this article is not a camera review, but just my findings on the camera when using it on a real-life job. Canon EOS R Features The Canon EOS R is probably one of the most commented cameras of 2018. The recently announced Canon EOS RP is following the same...
Published By: CineD - Wednesday, 20 March, 2019