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CINEMA EOS
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The EOS C700 and its companion mobile camera EOS C300 Mark II have a 15 -stop specification for their dynamic range. This supports capture of image detail at brightness levels more than 6 -stops above the 18% reference gray and more than 8 -stops below that same reference. The cameras can select between a numb er of OETF logarithmic transfer characteristics depending upon the nature of a given scene illumination and the nature of the production.
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CINEMA EOS
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Clearly, the traditional setting of BT.709 as described does not do justice to the HDR capab ilities that are latent within the 15 -stop dynamic range of the image sensor. A different re-mapping of the camera settings are required to fully exploit this 15 -stop DR. In addition, t he subsequent OE TF specified by BT.709 must also b e replaced with a form of logarithmic OE TF to help ensure preservation of the full 15 - stop range – this will be discussed in a separate paper .
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Canon cameras that support GPS
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About camera GPS Some have an internal sensor. Others use Canon Camera Connect (CCC) which is a unified app that connects your iOS or Android mobile devices to cameras equipped with Wi-Fi or Bluetooth. GP-E2
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Understanding the EOS C300's Canon Log Gamma
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This article will discuss the new Canon Log Gamma of the Canon EOS C300, show sample images and discuss its advantages in post-production. The article will also explain how the View Assist feature works and discuss CP CINEMA Locked Mode.
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whitepaper-ergonomic-operational-enhancement-eosc300markii.pdf
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The original EOS C300 digital ... The new EOS C300 Mark ... ... is the original EOS C300 cine ... the second generation EOS C300 Mark ... The original EOS C300 was ... ... gleaned from the EOS C300 camcorder ... ... introduced into the EOS C300 MarkII ... The EOS C300 Mark ... ... body – Figure 8 . Figure 8 The main circuit ... ... the first generation EOS C300 produced ... ... system of the EOS C300 and ... incorporated into the EOS C300 Mark ... ... aperture set to T 2.8 ... 8 ... ) � Selectable T -No/ ... 3.6 Wireless Control of Focusing
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WhitePaper-imageperformanceenhancements-eosc300markii.pdf
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At ISO 800 the exposure latitude is 6.3-Stops over gray and 8.7-Stops below gray – and this is termed the Base ISO. Increasing ISO levels above this Base level is implemented by an analog gain control within the image sensor itself and this helps maintain a consistent disposition of exposure about the gray reference all the way up to maximum ISO 102,400.
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