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Utilisation de Canon EOS 5D Mark II comme caméra vidéo pour la production de films
Il y a 17 ans. Le matériel et les prix ont peut-être changé depuis.
Ce que le fil a révélé
- Le Canon EOS 5D Mark II peut être utilisé pour filmer des vidéos malgré être conçu comme un appareil photo fixe
- La caméra peut être montée sur une plate-forme Steadicam avec un poids supplémentaire pour équilibrer le corps léger
- Une unité de gyroscope peut servir de contrepoids sur une configuration Steadicam
- Redrock bracketry and matte box accessories help stabilize and balance the camera on a Steadicam
- Remote focus control can be achieved using a focus motor mounted on rods with a gear ring adapter around the lens focus ring
- The camera has a 12-minute continuous recording limit per video clip due to FAT file system restrictions on CF card file sizes
- Multiple video clips can be recorded sequentially on a single CF card to exceed 12 minutes of total footage
- The camera lacks manual iris control in video mode, forcing auto iris operation during panning between different lighting conditions
- Holding the camera away from the body to view the fixed LCD screen makes handheld video operation awkward and difficult
- Fast motion video performance is poor compared to dedicated video cameras
Dépend de
- The 12-minute limit applies per continuous recording session, not total card capacity
- Manual iris control cannot be disabled in video mode
- The camera was designed for still photography, not video production
- Fast motion video quality is reportedly inferior to purpose-built video cameras
- The fixed LCD screen position makes handheld operation ergonomically challenging