Behind The Scenes with Jacquie Matechuk and the EOS R3
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ย. 2024
- Cinematographer Rupert Walker takes us behind the scenes with professional photographer Jacquie Matechuk to show us how the EOS R3 and its impressive build and feature set left a lasting impression.
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Watched a few videos now on the R3 and I like this one the most. Thankyou for your details on the camera 📷👌🏻
Not a Canon guy but I have to agree it looks like an awesome piece of kit.Fantastic video!
Thank you very informative
That 600 looks like a missile launcher. Amazing 😀😇🔥
Very talented creators 👏
Very nice but you must be pretty strong handholding over 4kg of camera and lens Jacquie !
Canon's world first amateur camera costing more than $6,000.00!
It will not be compatible with your EF lenses. And AF assist beam will not work.
Canon and Nikon copied Sony by ending the EF & AI mounts.
That's a very strong grandma holding that great white lens in addition to the R3 weight.
The 24mp is not enough. Especially for wildlife. Everything else is amazing.
Bull. Literally every great wildlife book I have every seen was shot below 24 MP. It may be that every great wildlife shot I've ever seen was less than 24 MP.
@@glennalexon1530 not by today's standards and resolutions.
Try using a 600 mm for a few minutes without the use of a monopod. Then the ibis won't cut it and you will grab the monopod again.
yeah most of the reason is the tiresome weight (which even if you don't mind eventually makes your arms shake more anyway)
The combination motorcycle and eagle looks a bit weird to me. I would prefer two separate videos then.
If you aren't suffering from focus issues, are you really a photographer?
What does that even mean? :D
Exactly. Part of the challange :D
That's like saying:
"If you aren't suffering from manually developing your own photos, are you really a photographer?"
@@HeathBlythe I thought it was more like cracking a joke focused on the evolution of cameras and how we've all suffered enough.
Only 24 MP is a big negative for wildlife shooters.
The Sony A1 does the same with double the resolution. You can do better Canon!
1:06 because you haven't used sony 😂
Looks like Canon are finally back in the game. But in the 2+ years that it took, they must have lost thousands of shooters (like me) to Sony. It's too costly to keep switching, so many will probably never return.
And why did it take 30 years to re-implement eye-control autofocus? It worked pretty well in the EOS 5 and then we were robbed of it.
amazing comment! So true! I left aswell
@@willyOAM ?? I never left Canon because my 2016 5D4 focussed very well. If you dont nail focus, your shot is toast. Only in 2020 were cameras matching the 5D4 focus.
I’d love to know the number that left. When I upgraded to the Canon 5D Mark IV back in November of 2016 it was leaps better than the crappy 5D Mark III. And at the time the Sony mirrorless wasn’t ready, IMO and for making the leap to mirrorless as a pro. As a professional photographer of over 20 years I try to get at least 4 years out of my camera bodies and sometimes more. I get that the new group of photographers get caught up in the upgrade game and I wonder if mobile phones have something to do with that. Either way when I was ready to make the leap to mirrorless the R was meh and I just waited for the R5. Couldn’t be happier and the ROI on my Mark 4 was epic. I was able to buy a full kit with cash. As a editorial photographer and weddings the 28-70 RF 2.0 paired with the R5 makes shooting exciting again. I’m not switching primes like a madman and I’m just getting so much out of that setup. One of my second shooters is leaving Sony because she sees the ease of my day with one camera in hand pretty much the entire day. Meanwhile she has a dual camera strap with 2 cameras a 35 and an 85 swinging around and adding sweat stains from the leather hipster S&M straps. 🤣
@@BusStopBourbon I was a professional Canon APS-C shooter from about 2004 (10D) through to two years ago (80D). I used the full-frame cameras occasionally where a job demanded it, but I never had the budget or need for a 1-series body. I loved the ergonomics of Canon, but in the end I was trying to shoot corporate portraits against a window. The only way I could get reliable AF was in clunky Live View. A Sony "test-drive" day was on in my city, so I went along. The α7iii was right in my budget and the eye AF blew the 80D out of the water. I was sold. As for carrying two bodies and hipster straps... well, I guess that's a personal choice, but I don't see what it has to do with which camera system you're using. I'd gladly use the current Canon R cameras, but the α7iii does everything I need. The α7iv is just around the corner, so I'm curious to see what advances it brings, and at what price point.
@@stevenpam Right on. Yeah, hipster straps were more of a current take on how amazing canon glass is and that nothing can touch the sharpness and usability of the 28-70. I’m also not a fan of the color science of Sony.
The price is too much
😩 I don't have money to buy it.... and I know I'll sell my soul to devil to have it 🤣
Hi, Massimo! We're not sure what kind of deal the two of you might have worked out, but we've got a way you can get the new EOS R3 and still keep your soul. :) Pre-order your EOS R3 at canon.us/eosr3body and take advantage of easy interest-free financing from our friends at PayPal.
Hope this helps!
@@CanonUSA 🤣 I' would be very important for my job.... thanks I already have a lot of debt! ahahahah... but sure I'll buy it!
@@CanonUSA what is the difference between 4kD and the 4kU in the video menu of the r3?
Sony will blow this out of the water soon haha
What do you shoot with mate ? Me, an R5.
The Sony a1 doesnt even have eye tracking focus during video, but is nealy 2x the price of my R5.
@@nordic5490 FX3, Eyetrack AF, and A7RIV, I never said either is better then this, But Canon has lagged so far behing crippling cameras that So many of us left
90% of the video is about the autofocus because they no how bad canon is lmao.
@@oadamo "lmao" ? Are you 12 ?
The Sony A1 does not have human or animal eye tracking autofocus during video. If you dont nail focus, your shot is toast.
Even my R5 that is half the price of an A1, has eye tacking autofocus in all video modes. Sony has to catchup.
We should hope so... and then canon will 1up them...and then they canon....and so forth until we get tired of buying new cameras with competition driven tech advances, right? More power to Sony. It, not today :)
Looks like now it’s all about camera! Photographer does not have to be really good, just point and shoot. Great job Canon! All you have to have is some extra cash to buy it.
clog2！！！！！！！
Which camera was used to film this video?
(Canon EOS R5, R3 oder R1(X)? 😂😃)
Hallo E D:
At 4:10 in the video the cinematographer introduces himself and says he is using the R3.
Hope this helps.
@@CanonUSA Yeah but who is filming him?
When they are both in frame?
Tripod with effects?
@@ED-on8to The BTS (behind-the-scenes) video was recorded with an EOS C500 Mark II cinema camera.
@@CanonUSA Ah thank you.
That is what I wanted to know.
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This 30fps does not work with EF lenses. It’s maxing out at 20fps, I tried on the Canon EF 600mm 4.0 III. What a bummer, Canon. Not even a service is offered to upgrade the Canon EF 600mm 4.0 III.
Double check that. They quoted 30fps with all EF lenses still in production.
@@imagesbyrina Sorry, cannot confirm this with Continuous Autofocus and a Canon 600mm 4.0 III. What would also not be a surprise as the Canon RF 600mm 4.0 is not just the EF Version with an adapter, Canon also did some changes on the electronics for enabling 30fps on this lens.
Hi, Stefan1968ful! The EOS R3 has a maximum continuous shooting speed of 30 fps when using the electronic shutter feature. Certain settings and conditions may result in a slower shooting speed and these are spelled out under the "Drive System" heading in the specifications listed at canon.us/eosr3
Hope this helps!
@@CanonUSA So does the Canon EOS R3 deliver 30fps with AF on the Canon EF 600mm 4.0 III? I am not talking about the RF version but the current EF Version of the 600mm 4.0.
@@Stefan1968ful Yes, the R3 is capable of a maximum 30 FPS with EF 600mm f/4L IS III USM lens.
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we need clog2！！！
Hi, Justin! The new EOS R3 goes one step further by including Canon Log 3. Check its specs at canon.us/eosr3
Hope this helps!
@@CanonUSA Thank you for your reply!But clog3 only has 13.3T-Stop, clog2 should be 16+T-Stop. Come on Canon! From a user who has used Canon cameras for ten years
I stayed with sony with the A1 after hearing the r3 would only be 24mp Not enough for wildlife, with cropping and wanting to print 40x60. Almost got the r5, but stayed with sony since I had the glass. Both canon and sony are making amazing cameras now. Keep the competition coming so we all get better options.
Why nobody uses the vertical handle? :D. The sony a1 sounds a lot better thanks to it's high megapixel.
She’s stunning. 🤓
the R3 has a vertical grip and she's still shooting the camera horizontally in portrait orientation lol. Stick to the R5/R6 please
Nothin wrong w that ... whatever is most convenient for the shooter, I say :)
??? She is holding it vertically @ 1:46, 4:18, 4:24, 4:41 and a few other spots.
Sorry I just get triggered when I see a pro camera not being held in the right orientation haha. Kind of defeats the purpose of a vertical grip imo
So another 5 years before BSI sensors trickle down to lower models?