So far I’ve noticed Sony is light years ahead in low light (no surprise), and it’s better autofocus. But yes, the second base iso at 3200 is better looking than the second base iso of 12800 in a Sony.

@@RyanWebber i mean 6400 iso vs 6400 iso. Please compare those.

R5C is incredibile in low light performance for a 45 MP sensor! Try to shot 8K RAW and than set Canon log 2 in Da Vinci; you can appreciate better dynamic range than canon log3, even if you can’t set canon log 2 in camera before recording.

Didn't know that...good tip

Thank you for the tip… what bot battery life having and tip here? How do you use external batteries? 🙏🏾

I have a buddy down the road that does wedding photography and told me he doesn’t take it off his camera. I can’t wait for it to come in!

@@RyanWebber same here I got it 4 weeks ago I’ve done 4 weddings stayed on my R5. It took me 2 months to find it lol. But it was worth the wait lol. You will love it.

@@RyanWebber 28-70/2 looks awesome, I am really thinking about 28-70 +R5C combo, but 1)what about weight,seems to me heavy to f.e. do wedding or just something longer time?:-(2.with R5C , this lens has no IS, so do you think electronic stab. in R5C could be enough for 4K video?!3.what do you think about details in 4K video R5C vs FX3/FX6?THanks a lot for your opinion!

That’s what someone else mentioned. I’ll have to give it a try.

Thanks! Had no idea about the Tascam so I’ll have to check it out. I got lucky by just calling a local camera shop out of the blue and they had one in stock…wasn’t even looking at getting one now I love it

@@RyanWebber Man your lucky lol. I called a few camera stores but none in stock. I also have one on preorder at adorama and one at a camera store. The adapter called Tascam CA-XLR2d-C XLR Microphone Adapter Kit for Canon Cameras. Keep the content coming bro!

@@iamvelour I appreciate ya. Checking it out now.

Nice video! For the 8k 50p you'll be needing external power via usb-c. Something like a 45w PD powerbank. Cheers!

@@vitorquental3628 good to know as well. I obviously haven’t done a ton of research, just kind of grabbed it and started shooting.

Appreciate it!

That’s what a few others said. Already in my shopping cart because that was the biggest negative to me.

@@RyanWebber So the fact the R5c is missing IBIS hasn't been a problem? Are you using the Digital Stabilization? Do you think the Stabilization of the R5c is comparable to the Fx3? That's a concern of mine when i sell my R5 next week.

@@presise the lens stabilization on the RF lenses is better than the in body of the FX3. I have the digital IS turned off, but the lens on…I’m having to try pretty hard to make the footage “look” handheld with the lens stabilization on. Going to do a stabilization and image quality test tomorrow because I’ve been very interested as well.

@@RyanWebber Thanks bro. Makes me feel better. I worry about 30 minute battery life in 4k 60, lack of IBIS and the bulkiness of the fan.

@@presise yeah man. The size isn’t an issue, but definitely bad battery life. Hopefully a firmware update may help a little, but a power bank may be the best solution.

Nice! Thanks for the recommendation.

Good tip! I feel like the R5 to R5c isn’t going to be a huge change, but it’s been so long since I had the R5 I can’t remember. Having the cinema camera menu is definitely a plus.

@@RyanWebber yea for sure! I’m looking into a C70 as my main shooter

@@ShotByCurt built in ND and XLR built in even it it is a smaller XLR. I’ve had one for about 6 months. Solid camera and great image.

@@RyanWebber Nice! And thanks can’t wait

@@RyanWebber There's also a new Angelbird 512Gb Pro SE card out, it's only $180 and works great in the 5C. There are some real good value options out now for CFExpress cards. No longer an issue :)

battery life is the main reason i dont think i want to get it.

The battery life is really rough, but a USBC power bank is a good solution. It just makes it a bulkier setup. Can't complain with the image quality though!

Yeah, I’m just fully invested in v90 128gm Sony tough cards. I’ll end up getting an angelbird down the road, it’s just another expense I didn’t think about since the Sonys both only use SD cards

@@RyanWebber Angelbird Cfexpress type B SE for 179$...

Thanks bro

I've had the RF 24-70 f2.8 before and it is indeed a great lens. This will be a photo first camera for us so the 28-70 is a better fit.

@@RyanWebber I get it, The weight of the 28-70 and lack of IS made it tough to consider as I would rather have the RF70-200 f/2.8 IS which is lighter or just adding the EF 85 1.4/IS to the bag ... As long as it work for you though

I appreciate it!

It's coming very soon! I have it on the agenda for next week!

I just don't feel like buying more cards, then I need a card reader, then I'm bringing more gear which is opposite of the reason I bought this camera. I already have 4 Sony tough 128gb v90 cards so I'm just sticking with those.

is it possible to run a shotgun while also running a lav into this at the same time?

@@regnismada4936 I’m not sure, I can’t test it because I don’t have the tascam unit at the moment.

Better than the R5 but slightly less than the FX3. I've used it on a few more shoots now and I can say the photo capabilities are amazing. I love the colors and how easy it is to get a good image out of video, but I still prefer the FX3 for video focused projects. Anything that is a true hybrid 50/50 project, this is my new go-to.

True, just more money to dish out haha

Either way...not an SD

That’s interesting. I’ve been REALLY impressed with the 24-105. They gave me a demo while the 28-70 gets here but I’ll probably pick one up for run and gun stuff.

Appreciate it

I had no idea! Already looking into it

@@RyanWebber trust me: the R5C has a few more surprises for you, as you do your research. For me, I've been waiting for this for over 6 years. I shoot in Panasonic GH (because Canon was no good at video) and Canon for stills. So my wallet is empty, but I'm now rocking a Panasonic Lumix GH6 and a Canon EOS R5C (instead of previously a GH5 + a 5D Mk3)

@@EmeraldAudiovisual that’s exciting. I’ve shot a little more with it the past few days and I’ve been liking it more and more.

@@RyanWebber Here's another one, which you may not be aware of: can you hotswap the battery on your Sony cams ? You can on the R5C.

@@EmeraldAudiovisual 🙌🙌🙌

Really bad battery life haha. Photos it’s not quite as bad, but man it eats through them. I bought an extra when I picked the camera up because I heard it was bad, but yeah it’s real bad. I’m going to probably look into a usbc power bank if I decide to use it on long talking heads.

@@RyanWebber oh man, I thought I was doing something wrong, this is coming from Sony.

@@BLKCreativeStudio nope, I think I shot for about 45min at the spring game and was down to 10% battery. I usually do pretty good at turning off my camera when I’m not using it too.

@@RyanWebber, using the Anker powerbank or you have the v-mount batteries base from Anton Bauer Titon base or Core SWX Powerbase Edge (they have new Edge Link that’s stackable and I think hot swapable). Both are 70W and have many ports to plug in camera and other accessories. I like them because when shooting handheld, it removes the micro jitters with the weight distributed to the bottom and you still have access to the screen. As always, there are some cons but the pros outweighs it. I also shoot both Sony and Canon and find myself going back and forth depending on the jobs and use cases. Both are good and nothing to complain about with so many options these days. And there is more parity than before.

its not crippled. it is basically an r5 hence the name. I dont know why peopela re expecting some radicile redesign when its just an old mirrorless camera with a fan added and a video os.

@@RayValdezPhotography can't dual record video and no ibis is terrible.

@@kifley19 the ibis is cool for events but on commercial work it is too wobbly on wide lenses. i cant see why it cant dual record. where did u see that,

I wouldnt say crippled. The crippling feature is the battery life......and NIkons = shooting on a potato

@@RayValdezPhotography It can dual record

it should, even the R5 does this.

C70 can do it just work here too is the same Interface…

Yes you can

It has digital stabilization, which was not on. Just the lens stabilization

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Having both of the cameras, I like using the FX3 for video still. The autofocus is stickier, the buttons are more convenient, and if does have a little better DR. I do like the image and colors I get out of the canon better, but I find myself struggling to get the shot more on the Canon. Just my thoughts on using them both.

If this was the original R5, I never would have used Sony for the past year and a half.

@@RyanWebber i dont see the point of going from canon to sony. Unless a person is rich, stickign with one system make sense as there are no huge advantages if any in switching.