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#CANON EOS CINEMA PICTURE STYLE MOVIE#
#CANON EOS CINEMA PICTURE STYLE FULL#

In post-production, Canon Log is designed to reproduce the entire tonal range that the CMOS image sensor is capable of. The EOS C500 Mark II supports Canon Log 2 and Canon Log 3 Gamma. DAF can survey the scene and recognizes not only whether the subject is in focus or not, but in which direction (near or far), and by how much. Two independent image signals can then be detected at each photosite and compared using phase-difference to provide autofocus with compatible lenses. For DAF, each pixel in the camera’s CMOS sensor is configured with two photodiodes. The Cinema EOS C500 Mark II features Canon’s Dual Pixel CMOS AF Technology. Dual Pixel CMOS AF with support for Touch AF and Face Detection AF

The EOS C500 Mark II is the first Canon Cinema EOS camera to feature built-in five-axis electronic IS that works with almost any lens including anamorphic. It is a distinctly cinematic palette that is within reach for your next project. Users can now achieve wide cinematic looks and oval bokeh particular to anamorphic glass. The EOS C500 Mark II offers cinematographers anamorphic lens support. Use different mount adapters to change between a standard EF mount, PL mount (with mount kit PM-V1) and EF Cinema lock mount (mount kit CM-V1) for maximum versatility. A variety of extension units such as EVF-V50, EU-V1 and EU-V2 can be used. The EOS C500 Mark II provides versatility in operational style by offering a modular design with outstanding extensibility. Modular Design with Expansion Units for Different Workflows

#CANON EOS CINEMA PICTURE STYLE FULL#

It supports full frame readout as well as Super 35mm and Super 16mm modes that can be used with conventional Super 35mm lenses and full frame compatible lenses. Similar to the EOS C700 FF model, the EOS C500 Mark II features a full frame 38.1 x 20.1mm sensor with a 17:9 aspect ratio.

Dual Pixel CMOS AF with support for Touch AF and Face Detection AF.

Modular Design with three available Expansion Units allows a high level of connectivity and interoperability.

Newly developed DIGIC DV 7 Image Processor, which powerfully processes high-resolution image data.

User Changeable Lens Mounts which gives users freedom to use the lenses they desire.

5.9K Full Frame CMOS Sensor, with support for Super 35mm and Super 16mm crop modes.

Designed to support a variety of shooting settings, it offers increased expandability, modular design, a full frame 5.9K CMOS sensor and many other unique features. I know this isn't that helpful but seeing as no one else has answered maybe this will give you a start.The new Cinema EOS C500 Mark II will lead the next-generation of Cinema EOS Systems.

#CANON EOS CINEMA PICTURE STYLE MOVIE#

Try searching "cinestyle movie mode" and you might dig it up. I think I found a hint on these forums somewhere too. Just get it in there as a picture style then start poking around menu and quick menu and some combination of the info/display button. I remember at the time thinking, "Wow, they sure made that difficult and non-intuitive." There was some problem trying to do it just in the main menu. I don't have the camera with me to rediscover how I did it but it has something to do with using the info/display button to make it happen somehow. Once it's in there then change to movie mode and then assign it to one of your user defined presets. So that means having the camera set to M or P, not movie mode to get the option to be not greyed out with EOS Utility. Yeah, I went through this issue a while ago so I don't remember the exact steps but you have to get it in there as a picture mode option first.