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Canon C100 Mark II vs BMPCC OG: Still The Best Cinema Cameras in 2024
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17:30Now PlayingThe golden era of cameras took place between 2012-2016. It's only been downhill since then. Today we compare the legendary Canon C100 Mark II vs the original BMPCC OG. The C100 has an 8MP aps-c crop sensor with built in ND's, oversampled 1080p 60p, dual pixel autofocus in a small center box, and only 8 bit files with c-log. The Blackmagic pocket camera has a hilarious 2MP super 16 size sensor which records cinema DNG 12 bit raw. Both camera HD only. Very different sizes and use cases.
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