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I still have this camera...quite expensive when it was first released...I use it mostly with a Sigma 18-35mm f1.8 and a Canon EFS 18-135mm f3.5-5.6 and it works great! but nowadays the lack of 4k is an issue. I use Sony FX30 cameras for most of the interviews and occasionally use the C100 mk2 as a C camera for the wide angle- I have occasionally upscaled the 1080p footage to 4k to match the FX30s and is softer of course but usable for a few shots...many clients want 1080p deliverables and then is just fine. I shoot in 4k with the FX30s and edit in 1080p. I confess I have several Canon STM lenses and I feel guilty that I'm not using them anymore...I have E lenses now for the Sony FX30s...the C100mk2 can do face tracking as this video explains with very few STM lenses. But there is one missing on the listand in my opinon the best STM lens for this camera- The EF-S 35mm f/2.8 Macro IS STM which i dont use it for macro videography but for interviews and it works great-Ah...I used to be a Canon boy for sure...had a few Canon 90d cameras and many lenses but now Sony is the rave and new cameras like the FX30 are really good. Just tools...I'm curious about the Canon R7for video work but I know I would need an adapter for the EFS lenses and then I lost interest. Not sure which Canon camera would let me use my nice EFS lenses a bit longer. Our hobby is expensive! I stop at 4k cameras. No more..no 6K no 8k..NOPE! Done...!

Such a great camera, I still shoot with a C300 Mark I myself. The colors, the ease of file size, the shooting experience are all things rarely mentioned when talking about cameras.

What everyones cheat codes to this camera?

Great video brotha! Gotta get the OWLCOLOR profile in there to take it to 11! ;)

It's a wonderful camera, I've used mine for eight years, and has been the definition of a workhorse for event filming. Still my go to for long form filming. IQ is exceptional.

May I ask you a feddback about the usage on portrait mode enad live broadcast? I should be interested about its usage for social media (like Instagram) contents creation and live broadcast on IGTV. Many thanks!

hello with this camera being so cheep now would you recommend it over a Panasonic hc wxf1 or camcorder of that type.

Even in 2024, Canon C100 Mk1 rulez !🤘 Is like a family member to me.Over the time i had 6 Mk1, 4 Mk 2 and 3 C200, :)

Just shot a short film with my c100 mk 2 recently! Full crew of 20 for the short and my first AC was shocked I was shooting on such an old body. Final image looks amazing. Spend more money on lights, no camera bodies

Really nice review...I have the c100 mk1 and find myself reaching for that camera for run and gun projects faster than my zcam or lumix s5. Keep up the good work.

Are the buttons all assigned to anything before changing them?

Great video. The C100 Mark II is by far one of the best all around cameras you can work with. It may not hold A cam status anymore but its definitely the king of B cams.

Great job, Mitch! Did you shoot this on your Canon C100 Mark II?

Thanks, Mitch!

I have owned 3 C100mkii's for a few years now, all bought second hand...love the colour science, picture quality, built in ND's, reliability and ease of use. I have used them for artist interviews, longform multicam music event coverage (opera, big band concerts and more), arts events coverage, community events and some other passion projects.

Awesome vid, man!

You nailed all the positive points on this well-designed venerable camera and you were right about a lot of it’s downsides. I just upgraded to a C70 but I still have held onto, and love, my ancient C100 M2 - just such a great, reliable workhorse with great image quality. Incredible battery life, and tiny, gradable files. Still great for long presentations, concerts, even Timelapse. You’re right about the built-in ND’s - very hard to go back once you’ve had them! I agree about shooting Wide DR - I found the original Clog to be too much struggle to make it worth my while. (Clog 2 in the C70 is much better and LUTS have come a long way). I MISS MY EVF though - the C70 is impossible to use outside without one. Also, even with the fix, the C70 hinge on the display is joke compared to the C100 - Canon really dropped the ball on this. If Canon had kept the form factor in the C100 M3, gone to full 4k, 10bit 422 internal they would have sold a million cameras. My review from last year - ruclips.net/video/PBVb9OEN8-0/видео.html

which gimbal you use to C100 mark 2? pls let me know

I looove my c100 mk2. It feels fantastic in the hand, even with the dated footage I can't get over how good it feels to use

Thank you for the info on this camera. I mainly do wedding and other events. I currently own a c100 mark II. What lens did you have on yours in this video?

I"ve moved to a BMPCC6KPro for projects that have a heavy grade / clients with heavy post requirements but for anything else I still use the C100MKII. You're on the money across the board here. They made the perfect camera for small productions and it's annoying that this form factor didn't become standard for sub-studio. If I could put the BM6K sensor and codec options in this body, retaining a super tight compression option I'd be a happy guy.

Never clicked a video so fast, great video Mitch! C100 is super underrated these days.

Excellent video!

Great analysis

I made a cameoo hahaha. Looking forward to more content!

One of the best in NE my man ❤

This movie just gets better and better everytime I watch it. the gunfight at the end is a very realistic thing because the actors are the ones doing the fast drawing, not a stand in...Harmonica drew first, but it was close...very close...this is my favorite performance by Henry Fonda, even though it was unique to see him play the heavy. Maybe it was partly the horse, but Fonda rode with such ease in that saddle, and looked so good, I kept wanting him to somehow render a smidgen of humanity....but Fonda stayed true to the character...worst evil I have ever seen....shooting the little boy...and smiling...bad as they come! All cast members were powerful....Bronson at his very premium best, and then there is the most beautiful music, singing voices, brings tears to my eyes everytime. Yes, this a masterpiece of filming. ".and now, I am here to see ....what you're after."

Furthermore, one of the incredible things about the final shootout (not very related to the power of the gaze) is that we are full of anticipation FOR the shootout, which is completely upstaged by the flashbacks. By the time Harmonica shoots Frank, you're like "Oh, where did that come from?"

I keep coming back and watching this, great work sir!

A very good analysis. I would make one correction, however. It is one of the most regarded westerns ever made, not just one of the most regarded spaghetti westerns.

Henry Fonda should have played Scaramanga from the James Bond novel?

I really love this 🎥 ❤ All Actors did a fine job and full justice to their roles 👏 ❤ my fave is Cheyenne ❤😊

Yeah I watched this movie expecting to see an awesome, gritty tale of revenge. Fucking boring as fuck, don't waste your time.

Leone's masterpiece

good queen of sin too,wright good comforters for bed .10 k

will when the tunisian shows.

The scene at the end of this video where Harmonica says "Someday..." and leaves is one of my favorite cinematic moments. He's waited his whole life to get revenge, and now he's gotten it, and he still must move on and wander somewhere else. It's too bad that right after this perfectly poignant moment the soundtrack switches to Cheyenne's hokey little song and it becomes kind of like a little comic scene. I feel they should've reworked Cheyenne's exit/death to earlier in the picture so it ended with Harmonica being the last to go and it could've ended on that note. Him leaving after saying "Someday..." and riding off into the sunset while Claudia is shown taking charge at her station would've been perfect.

Thank you being a part of this man. You rock!

the best western of all time.

The most haunting music of any movie ever made. The guitar is so heavy for the time the tone is massive. Throw in the harmonica sounding like creeping death and you have the very best piece of film music ever made in my humble opinion.

Undoubtedly the best spaghetti wetern of all time followed by The Good The Bad n The Ugly.The stuff that dreams are made of.Hats off to Sergio Leone n ace composer Ennio Morricone.

It was just to long.. too many unnecessary chapters... Should have been 1:55 minutes..

This was pretty cool!! #1 YT views provider -> "Promo sm"!

Flopped in usa .too long..but great great film. Just too long... ya wonder why frank allowed harmo to live but not his brother..

Mitch, one of my favorite films and thank you for your analysis. My take on Frank breaking his gaze during the final dual was that Frank was walking to find a better angle with the sun. Not so much that Frank lost his gaze because loss of dominance. Just my take. Joel

Someday never comes

I like the horse at the end

I've seen this movie more than once. The Clint Eastwood spaghetti westerns were epic, but this one is the king of all of them.

ONE OF THE BEST MOVIES OF ALL TIME. My fav movies (1. Blade Runner (the original 1st one), 2. Alien, 3. Gladiator and 4.... this!!

Harmonica has been dreaming for this moment, practicing that one shot on the target in his sleep and awake too, that’s why he’s fast silent and deadly.