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CF Card Compatibility for the XF series and Cinema EOS camcorders
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Model Number 64GB SDCFXP-064 G -J91 32GB
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Importing clips from a CF card using Canon XF Utility
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Verified CF card. (EOS C500/C500PL)
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Verified CF card . (EOS C500/C500PL)
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Preparing Recording Media
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The camcorder records clips to CompactFlash (CF) cards and photos* to
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What kind of software is Canon XF Plugin for Final Cut Pro? (Version 1.4)
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You can transfer clips to Final Cut Pro directly from a CF card inserted into a card reader connected to your computer. If your camcorder features a USB terminal, you can also connect the camcorder to the computer using a USB cable to import clips directly from the camcorder.
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EOS C300 / EOS C500
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Canon began a rollout of a family of Cinema EOS cameras in the Fall of 2011. The EOS C300 made its debut in November 2011as anHD-only camera that captured digital HD in-camera to Compact Flash cards . It employed an innovative new Super 35mm 4K image sensor to originate that HD. The EOSC500 followed in 2012 as a digital cine camera having a far broader capability in the digital image formats it originated.
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EOS c500 & C300
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Exposure Latitude is usually measured in terms of the number of lens T-stops (with each T-stop representing a doubling or halving of light level projected on to the film plane) that can be faithfully recorded by a given film stock. It is the accepted practice by cinematographers to assign an 18% neutral grey card as the reference exposure with a film camera and to assess thefilmstockby the number of T-stops of latitude that is realizable above and below this reference.
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Installing and Uninstalling Canon XF Utility (Windows)
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Canon XF Utility software and then selecting [ Help ] > [View instruction manual]. Viewing the Plugin Instructions
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CINEMA EOS C300 & C500
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Figure 9 shows the mathematics underlying Canon-Log curve and defines the 8-bit code values assigned to primary points along that curve: points related to the maximum reflectance level, the reference white level, the 18 percent gray level, a two percent and zero reflectance level. The information supplied here should aid in the design of a conversion to Cineon or alternatives. Figure 9 Canon Log transfer characteristic for an 8-bit output of the EOS C300 camera
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