Thanks for checking out the video mate! Apologies we are new to podcasting & figuring out the kinks to it. I’ll make adjustments to the next round of podcasts to be snappier and to the point. Thanks for the feedback, really appreciate it. Cheers 🍻
@@braydenjohn_ boom! You’re good blokes, I enjoyed listening! That said, let the dialogue begin! The R5ii is a pretty massive improvement over the original and I disagree wholeheartedly! Downsampled 1080 from 4k 10 bit in Canon Colors without using log. CLog 3 Improved Ibis 2k recording options (up to 240 fps I believe. These all would be massive for my workflow.
Yea, I agree with you that it has improved over the original R5. Clog 2 and Improved IBIS would be selling points for me personally. Having the option for 2K would be a welcomed improvement as well. For example, if you're able to switch back to this in place of 1080 when (if) it overheats, that would be a massive improvement. What do you primarily do with these cameras? My opinion mostly comes from the fact we need multiple of these cameras, so costing comes in. If I was just starting out, then for sure the R5 Mark II would be the go, as it is an undeniably more refined product.
@@braydenjohn_ specifically I exclusively shoot a volume of weddings! There is long catholic ceremonies which are low light, AND high dynamic range where the 1080 looks kinda bad but we don’t have storage for that much 4k. So the 2k and other downsampled options would be perfect. I just found out they have horizon leveling as well- so handheld run & gun setups with user registered subject detect would lock on to a bride on the go. And I think even the 709 Canon profiles can be recorded in 10 bit for when I don’t need log. 4 audio channels for multi subject interviews direct to camera. Dude, its insane, it checks every box and then some!
Additionally, the 2k has a fine mode Downsampled from 8k. That wouldn’t do much to prevent overheating but would look awesome and keep file sizes down, I’m sold af
Thanks everyone for checking out this episode of the podcast! For anyone chasing the R5 it begins at 7:56. Slainte Mhath! 🥃
Loving chillin with you lads but you didn’t talk about the camera from the thumbnail/title until the end!
Thanks for checking out the video mate!
Apologies we are new to podcasting & figuring out the kinks to it. I’ll make adjustments to the next round of podcasts to be snappier and to the point.
Thanks for the feedback, really appreciate it. Cheers 🍻
@@braydenjohn_ boom!
You’re good blokes, I enjoyed listening!
That said, let the dialogue begin!
The R5ii is a pretty massive improvement over the original and I disagree wholeheartedly!
Downsampled 1080 from 4k
10 bit in Canon Colors without using log.
CLog 3
Improved Ibis
2k recording options (up to 240 fps I believe.
These all would be massive for my workflow.
Yea, I agree with you that it has improved over the original R5.
Clog 2 and Improved IBIS would be selling points for me personally.
Having the option for 2K would be a welcomed improvement as well. For example, if you're able to switch back to this in place of 1080 when (if) it overheats, that would be a massive improvement.
What do you primarily do with these cameras?
My opinion mostly comes from the fact we need multiple of these cameras, so costing comes in. If I was just starting out, then for sure the R5 Mark II would be the go, as it is an undeniably more refined product.
@@braydenjohn_ specifically I exclusively shoot a volume of weddings!
There is long catholic ceremonies which are low light, AND high dynamic range where the 1080 looks kinda bad but we don’t have storage for that much 4k.
So the 2k and other downsampled options would be perfect.
I just found out they have horizon leveling as well- so handheld run & gun setups with user registered subject detect would lock on to a bride on the go.
And I think even the 709 Canon profiles can be recorded in 10 bit for when I don’t need log.
4 audio channels for multi subject interviews direct to camera.
Dude, its insane, it checks every box and then some!
Additionally, the 2k has a fine mode Downsampled from 8k.
That wouldn’t do much to prevent overheating but would look awesome and keep file sizes down, I’m sold af