Canon EOS C300

So in summary I have really enjoyed shooting with the camera both operationally and working with the footage of the footage is great inside My editing...

Canon hit a home run with the original C300. The camera was designed for run-and-gun style shooting with everything made so that the operator is never...

The CN10 is the CN10 looks like another solid versatile cinema and broadcast zoom lens from Canon and we're excited to get our hands on a copy and see...

It just feels like a more polished package, was nicer to use, and I enjoyed my time with it more. At the end of my C500 Mark II review, I said as long...

So there you have it. By now, you should be pretty familiar with the form and most of the functions on the Canon EOS C300 camera, and you've seen some...

In conclusion, the 7 year old Canon C300 is a proven workhorse. That's still a competitive video camera, which will get the job done every time for a ...

About its only true downfall is price. However, it's worth the price. It's a specialty camera used for streets, running and gunning, weddings, low-lig...

Much of what i can say about the c300 is a duplicate of my C100 review which you can check out. These two cameras share the same sensor, so the low light is the same, the settings are the same, the DR is the same, So what's different? -Codec, the C300 has an industry accepted 50mbps 4:2:2 codec, whe...

Got this camera with only about 300 work hours on it. It was in great condition and works well. No complaints. I'm happy, and it has paid for itself.

The Canon EOS C300 ($13,999) is the midrange model in the company's lineup of professional video cameras. It sits in between the C100 Mark II(Opens in a new window) ($5,499) and C500(Opens in a new window) ($19,999) in terms of both price and features. As the middle child in the EOS Cinema family it...