Canon C400 Thoughts! - Amazing, But Is there an Achilles heel? 

I'm just so addicted the clean shadows of the DGO sensor. So hoping for a full frame DGO sensor in the pipeline too.

As somebody who has shot primarily on the C300iii literally since it released, I think the c400 is going to be a great camera for a lot of people, I would have preferred a 6K, FF DGO sensor than the triple native iso BUT, that being said, as a commercial cine-shooter where supplemental light is virtually always my reality, that makes sense as my preference. For people shooting primarily in less controlled environments, where they want low light performance, especially low light performance at higher frame rates/faster shutter speeds, the triple native iso makes a lot of sense and I think will be the best option for a massive amount of people.

Canon came out swinging with this one. Very few practical limitations and a great price.

Good stuff! Would definitely like to see some direct comparison footage with a C500 MkII.

Can’t wait for the test video!

thank you for pointing out the cable, that's something I'll have to keep an eye on when operating with an AC or anyone that isn't me ;)

Looking forward your review and footage. I'm totally on point with you about the contrasty/broadcast look that they showned. Give it some lovely lens test !

Nice work!

Im hoping that it eats up the borano market share to force sony to actual start being competitive.

Looks like you had a trip to Peterson 🤙

Burano is 16bit raw and c400 is 12 bit raw right?

Canon refuses to give us Ana 1.5 desqueeze

I’ll stick with the c200 still. Mini XLR. What in the hell