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ethelstan
PostPosted: Wed Dec 14, 2011 7:18 pm 
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First post here! :P

Canon just released their brand new EOS camcorder code C-300 which is a merely $20,000 camera. The most fascinating feature of this camera is probably it's ability to render "CMOS rolling shutter" to be the thing of the past.

http://vimeo.com/groups/c300/videos/32067654

So what do we learn from their $20,000 camcorder and how does that will impact future EOS video features?

- Auto focus in not coming to EOS DSLR line-up anytime soon
- CMOS rolling shutter can be the thing of the past

I'm very impressed with the camcorder video ... but too bad I don't have $20,000 to toy around with now
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james
PostPosted: Thu Dec 15, 2011 1:59 pm 
i use a flip video.

it fits in my pocket.

with the money i saved i put a down payment on an investment property.

i really like my flip video.
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ethelstan wrote:
First post here! :P

Canon just released their brand new EOS camcorder code C-300 which is a merely $20,000 camera. The most fascinating feature of this camera is probably it's ability to render "CMOS rolling shutter" to be the thing of the past.

http://vimeo.com/groups/c300/videos/32067654

So what do we learn from their $20,000 camcorder and how does that will impact future EOS video features?

- Auto focus in not coming to EOS DSLR line-up anytime soon
- CMOS rolling shutter can be the thing of the past

I'm very impressed with the camcorder video ... but too bad I don't have $20,000 to toy around with now



Welcome to TPMG. It's way friendlier than RFD you will see.

Here's some things I shot with my 7D:
http://vimeo.com/22729121
http://vimeo.com/20156029
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bhrm wrote:
ethelstan wrote:
First post here! :P

Canon just released their brand new EOS camcorder code C-300 which is a merely $20,000 camera. The most fascinating feature of this camera is probably it's ability to render "CMOS rolling shutter" to be the thing of the past.

http://vimeo.com/groups/c300/videos/32067654

So what do we learn from their $20,000 camcorder and how does that will impact future EOS video features?

- Auto focus in not coming to EOS DSLR line-up anytime soon
- CMOS rolling shutter can be the thing of the past

I'm very impressed with the camcorder video ... but too bad I don't have $20,000 to toy around with now



Welcome to TPMG. It's way friendlier than RFD you will see.

Here's some things I shot with my 7D:
http://vimeo.com/22729121
http://vimeo.com/20156029


I love the first video- that photo shoot was unreal
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sportsfreak wrote:
bhrm wrote:
ethelstan wrote:
First post here! :P

Canon just released their brand new EOS camcorder code C-300 which is a merely $20,000 camera. The most fascinating feature of this camera is probably it's ability to render "CMOS rolling shutter" to be the thing of the past.

http://vimeo.com/groups/c300/videos/32067654

So what do we learn from their $20,000 camcorder and how does that will impact future EOS video features?

- Auto focus in not coming to EOS DSLR line-up anytime soon
- CMOS rolling shutter can be the thing of the past

I'm very impressed with the camcorder video ... but too bad I don't have $20,000 to toy around with now



Welcome to TPMG. It's way friendlier than RFD you will see.

Here's some things I shot with my 7D:
http://vimeo.com/22729121
http://vimeo.com/20156029


I love the first video- that photo shoot was unreal


One of those photos won the photog an award just recently.

And one of the assistants in the video is here on TPMG.
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