just edited some casual footage from a night out with my friends and the image the c100's kick out never ceases to impress me. and because of the battery life, small files sizes, built in ND, and lack of needing to really rig it out makes me actually want to go shoot with it. also built like a tank
Dude so fire! send me the video once you film it. Im looking at a black magic Ursa mini 4k right now for 750. XLR ports are makings static the guy said which sounds like an easy enough fix.
Looking at the test footage, its so funny because so many youtubers will tell you that this old of a camera cant handle color grading or the footage is outdated or complain about the codec but looking at it, i see no difference from modern cinema cameras. Which clients will have no clue that this camera is 10 years old. Just proves that all the hype on specs is mostly all hype and only seen by the 1% of people in the industry. you clearly show that a 10 year old camera is very much usable in 2024.
@@epochfilmandphoto I love it I can film a whole wedding with two batteries or one battery most of the time. Thanks for making this video though I feel like people should know more about this camera.
I have a c100 MK I with the Dual Pixel upgrade. It’s been my go to camera for about 5 years. I recently bought the BM6K G2 and although I like my new camera, I still prefer my c100. Not necessarily for the image but for the ease of use, run and gun and internal NDs. I’m never getting rid of my c100.
It's a great camera - I bought mine when it had the first drop to around 3K, and a bargain now. The dual card recording is brilliant - especially for events I found out fairly recently about the custom buttons being able to do everything - mapping the switch to 50/60i on that is a great shortcut to switch between regular speed and slow motion. I still can't quite work out why everything is in an interlaced wrapper though.
@@epochfilmandphoto thanks for doing the video - I've had quite good results with Topaz VideoAI upscaling too, and it has some really good re-timing tools too. It's great to see people pushing what a 12 year old camera can do
@@epochfilmandphoto strangely I rented out my BM 6K this month precisely because it was 6K and gave them flexibility for both portrait and landscape shots. I agree 4K is plenty for most things - although I've seen some use 6K cams as an alternative/addition to stills for weddings Coincidentally they've even ditched 4K for a big sports event over in the UK, although still have some 1080P HDR broadcasts.
What lens and camera are you using for your talking head. I can't hear it at the moment. I'm assuming you are shooting on the camera you are talking about with a wide lens.
If a camera manufacturer just took this body and updated the internals it’d be game over!
Literally just unboxing my “new” C100 Mk II as I watch this 🎉
Thank you for making me regret selling my C100 even more!
I feel you.. almost let mine go twice. So glad I didn’t.
just edited some casual footage from a night out with my friends and the image the c100's kick out never ceases to impress me. and because of the battery life, small files sizes, built in ND, and lack of needing to really rig it out makes me actually want to go shoot with it. also built like a tank
Yea man it’s wild to be how well this camera has aged.
This camera or the bmpcc4k is a hell of a deal for beginners on a budget.
Totally agree or even the Canon EOS R if you are also a photographer.
Just bought a c300 with af for 350 ! It works perfectly I want to do a video like this with a one day project . Managed to balance it on my rs3 pro !
Dude so fire! send me the video once you film it. Im looking at a black magic Ursa mini 4k right now for 750. XLR ports are makings static the guy said which sounds like an easy enough fix.
Looking at the test footage, its so funny because so many youtubers will tell you that this old of a camera cant handle color grading or the footage is outdated or complain about the codec but looking at it, i see no difference from modern cinema cameras. Which clients will have no clue that this camera is 10 years old. Just proves that all the hype on specs is mostly all hype and only seen by the 1% of people in the industry. you clearly show that a 10 year old camera is very much usable in 2024.
I bought this for filming super simple weddings and events.
How do you like it?
@@epochfilmandphoto I love it I can film a whole wedding with two batteries or one battery most of the time. Thanks for making this video though I feel like people should know more about this camera.
I have a c100 MK I with the Dual Pixel upgrade. It’s been my go to camera for about 5 years. I recently bought the BM6K G2 and although I like my new camera, I still prefer my c100. Not necessarily for the image but for the ease of use, run and gun and internal NDs. I’m never getting rid of my c100.
MEGA CAMERA. AWESOME DEAL.
It's a great camera - I bought mine when it had the first drop to around 3K, and a bargain now.
The dual card recording is brilliant - especially for events
I found out fairly recently about the custom buttons being able to do everything - mapping the switch to 50/60i on that is a great shortcut to switch between regular speed and slow motion.
I still can't quite work out why everything is in an interlaced wrapper though.
Thanks for sharing! you inspired me to film this video this morning ruclips.net/video/7q0K6Saw4n0/видео.html
@@epochfilmandphoto thanks for doing the video - I've had quite good results with Topaz VideoAI upscaling too, and it has some really good re-timing tools too.
It's great to see people pushing what a 12 year old camera can do
So long as you dial in your lighting, HD will serve you well.
We hit a peak around 10 years ago in terms of image quality. Now it's just diminishing returns.
Yes and no. I still think when it comes to Dynamic Range there is room for improvement. I do agree with you on resolution though. 4K is plenty.
@@epochfilmandphoto strangely I rented out my BM 6K this month precisely because it was 6K and gave them flexibility for both portrait and landscape shots.
I agree 4K is plenty for most things - although I've seen some use 6K cams as an alternative/addition to stills for weddings
Coincidentally they've even ditched 4K for a big sports event over in the UK, although still have some 1080P HDR broadcasts.
The form factor is very unique. Good stuff
I have the MKII best HD camera ever made ! just bought C70....
Nice video 👏🏼… I would definitely like to see a video on the Slo mo conversion. Also, have you done upscale to 4k? Keep up the good work.
I still think the significant improvements in the C100 M2 is worth the additional money - but the C100 M1 is MEH -
What lens and camera are you using for your talking head. I can't hear it at the moment. I'm assuming you are shooting on the camera you are talking about with a wide lens.
I’m filming on a different camera. The canon Eos r with the canon 16-35 mm 2.8
@@epochfilmandphoto at 16mm?
@@TwoTimesRmedia yes sir. I have a very small space
@@epochfilmandphoto man I feel your pain. I too have a very very small space. The corner of my bedroom.
I've seen one of those in a pawn shop in New York for about 500
8bit image on this camera is good but,. 10bit is better