Great! Thanks Canon. Finally some pro level content for professionals using your equipment. I switched over to Canon EOS Cinema (C200 and now also R5) from a Red and Sony background and I absoltey love what you're doing with Cinema Raw Light!

Ollie's colors are insane. Arguably the best I've seen. Just different level work.

"Low cpu load codec" he didn't even blush

"Easy to scrub through" --> dual RTX 3070 in the workstation

Thanks a ton. Super video. I just purchased a R5 Canon. I'm normally a still photographer. But every now and then there's a need to shoot a little bit of video. Your explanation of camera raw light is great. I'm going to start using it. Thanks again.

I just got the R5C And I’ve been debating whether not to use the cinema raw light. I needed more information because it intimidates me because I usually work with as much smaller workflow but my projects are calling for something bigger so I know I have to step up. After watching this it makes me want to step up so I plan to shoot cinema raw light soon👏👏👏 thanks 😊

I switched to C300 Mkiii and still am in a process to learn a lot from this camera

Very cool video thanks.

My computer chocks on this footage 2016 macbook pro and takes over an hour to export with a heavy grade on it in premiere (3-minute export takes over an hour). Do you suggest any computer in particular that can handle playback and export?

wish they had 2k and 4k raw options for the c500 mk ii

Since I’ve had my R5 shooting in RAW or LIGHT it won’t open in Final Cut Pro X even with the Canon plug in. So I can’t edit my footage.

You loose stabilisation with the C70, they should atleast have gyro data to stabilize in post. :( Hoping for a update with 6k image and gyro!

But you excluded raw lite on the c70. Ugh

What are the real life differences between Cinema RAW Light and Canon RAW (as in the Canon R5)? Thanks

I LOVE MY C70 …I would LOVE LOVE LOVE IT if you came out with a Mk 2 give us full frame and CF express keep everything els the same

How did Canon avoid getting tangled up with the RED patent?

The most shocking thing was realising how much dynamic range you lose from going to Canon Log 3 from CL2...seems like the current mirrorless cameras are really being restricted, quality-wise for video.

Have canon is the Is the cinema raw light out of the canon R5c 12bit 4:4:4 or just 4:2:2

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Camera raw light hardware acceleration on mac device and window , AMD , NVIDA , I love canon, but many colorist told canon raw is not that optimized, canon raw not that bad, please improve optimzed Canon raw ,many talented people looking budget filmaking,

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Easy to work with? Yeah ok. From a laptop? Right…

Thank you for this, a great video for us looking for information for Canon's "higher end cameras". However, I'd still do more, if I was Canon, to produce more quality content marketing. Professionals in todays fast moving world still need hands on advice on how to use pro gear. I personally just invested a considerable amount of money on Canon gear (C300mk3) and for my surprise found almost no info on how to work with it. All I got was these one minute quick tips on how to name your files, etc. Naturally I will go through the owners manual and do tests for my own workflow but wouldn't it be nice if Canon would provide me with why's instead of how's. Well, I'd settle for how's as well, for now. Yes, I know, the market is quite narrow for your C500's and C700's but still, it's there and to try and fight against your quick fix gopros and such, I'd make an effort. Honestly, Canon and Nikon, you will lose if you trust your name and history. I mean, you are a camera company, why not make a set of "how to's" on your great products. This coming from an old school "quality work first" kinda guy.