I love it when yt suggests a video like this. Very no-nonsense, not a bunch of cliche “TH-camr” stuff. This seemed genuine and was definitely informative. Thanks for sharing!
The R5 footage of the farmer looks sooooo good to me. Is that on your page? I would love to watch that. I have an r5 and c300 mkiii but I shoot more with the r5 as of now because of all the work Ive been getting is fast paced. I want my r5 footage to look to that lol. You made that camera sing. What lenses were used for those shots?
Thank you so much! That is a film we're currently working on and we'll be releasing more on it soon. Those shots were shot with Canon EF L series lenses. I believe primarily the 35mm and 85mm f1.4. If you should me a private message on IG I can share some more of the footage with you. @hellotmrw
This was a very enjoyable watch! The low key, yet informative, way you presented and reviewed these cameras made for an easy watch. I was a Canon 5D Mark II user for over 8 years, then I switched to the EOS R and now the R5. It's incredible what these cams can do nowadays. But it's also interesting that the sharper and more technically perfect these lenses get (see the RF 50mm f/1.2) the more it seems like we long for the "imperfections" of older lenses/cameras, such as grain, and the odd shapes anamorphic lenses create in bokeh. You touched on this some in your video with preferring the C70s image to the R5. Again, great watch.
Very nice no nonsense straightforward review that everyone could understand without overly complicated technical terms. Love your style and attitude. Was helpful in choosing between which camera to get. Great job.
This was a great side by side comparison review. Also, the footage from 3:28...oof, amazing. Where is that film? Would love to see the completed work from it!
Thanks so much Alex! Oh that's a very special project that we're working on. It's actually complete but we'll be announcing more about it soon. If you want to see a teaser you can head over to - instagram.com/asweoncelived/
R5 4K crop mode is a down sampled 5K image but my understanding is it can do all modes without heat limit (so 4K/60) no heat limit but crisp as a downsampled 5k (as opposed to line skip regular 4K)
Thanks so much man! Really appreciate that. We haven't used the R6 ourselves but it looks like it's a fantastic camera. Definitely get your hands on the C70 when you can. You'd love it!
You can record 8k in IPB and IPB(light) with just a San disk extreme 170MB V30, you don’t need a V90. There lastest firmware changes the bit rates somewhat.
Lots of great info. While stand alone the R5 can’t dual record, if using an Atomos Ninja V+ you can get dual 8K RAW, just one will be canon raw and the other ProRes RAW. But that’s obviously going to greatly increase size, weight, cost, and complexity of the rig, something many may not care about at all. Bonus though, if using just the Ninja V+, you get unlimited 8K and 4K up to 60fps. The 4K120 is the only resolution frame rate not supported with it.
I've definitely been thinking about picking up the Ninja V+. Very tempting! Thanks so much for this info! And actually as of firmware 1.4 the R5 can indeed dual record internally. So glad to have that!
I really think, the C70 is better comparable to the Canon EOS R6. The R6 doesn't record more than 2160p - like the C70, but has the same benefits at low light and image quality and internally clog 3 recording like the R5, but at a much better price point. When we bought our R6, it was about 2.700 € here in Europe. It has the same brilliant AF system as the R5, which costs around 4.500 €. The R6 also supports dual recording onto both SD cards, which the R5 doesn't.
Fair point! Although with the recent firmware update last month the R5 does indeed allow you to dual record to both card slots. So thankful to have that option now. The big upside of the R5 for us is the higher quality options but also the fact that the camera won’t overheat ever in standard 4K. So good foe long form interviews. But the R6 is an unreal camera especially for the price.
Highlight roll off and mid tones are way smoother on the C70. You can shoot RAW lite on the R5 & process as Clog2 in post, which would probably be closer. Noticed there wasn’t anywhere close to the DR on the R5 in RAW vs my Komodo. Highlights clip way easier.
Good comparison. I really want to get an R5 or R6 to pair with my C70 but don't have the budget to swing it yet. Wondering about some of their new stuff coming out and if I should just hold out at this point.
Thanks Scott! Yes definitely curious to see what Canon does. The R3 definitely seems interesting and the rumoured video specific R5 has us very curious.
Thanks for this helpful video!! When you use the standard 4K 60mode, did you have any overheating issues during a wedding day? Trying to figure out if this camera could be used as a main camera on a gimbal
No problem! When shooting 4k 60 mode I have run into the odd timer warning but it was always manageable. Mainly only on very hot days. But if you plan to shoot 4k 60 all day then I'd maybe think of a different camera. Unless you were willing to shoot in the Super35 mode.
@@hellotmrw Thank you for your reply!! I currently own Canon glass so was hoping to stick to Canon. What Canon camera would you suggest for wedding videography? I watched your other videos on the C200 and C70 so was thinking maybe the C70 could be a good option. At least until the 5Rc comes out, then I would hope that would be the dream camera! Lol
Oh I just realized I didn’t know what camera you were referring to in your comment. We’re you asking about 4k60 in the C70 or R5? Because the C70 never overheats. It’s fantastic.
Thank you, very good nuts and bolts comparison video. I especially liked how you compare the footage side by side and totally agree with your conclusions (I've used C70 and R6 and same things hold true). The C70 footage is a little softer, and has a slightly different look, but can sharpen it afterwards if you prefer. In any event, definitely cover what people need to know.
nice review without all the hype and hyperbole. You know what turns me off with some channels is this snobby attitude like just because they use RED or a C range they are Professional. That is not the def of professionalism in any industry. professionalism is your final work.
Thanks Myles! Yes I’ve been developing my own lut for a while. Skin tones are big for me. So glad you like it! Maybe we’ll have to put the luts out for sale one of these days?
I love it when yt suggests a video like this. Very no-nonsense, not a bunch of cliche “TH-camr” stuff. This seemed genuine and was definitely informative. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks a ton man! So glad it felt genuine. Doing my best to just do me.
Another winner! Thank you. I sold my R5 and got the C70 for commercial work and it’s been a dream! Both cameras are amazing of course...🙏🏻
So glad to hear it! Both are amazing cameras!
The R5 footage of the farmer looks sooooo good to me. Is that on your page? I would love to watch that. I have an r5 and c300 mkiii but I shoot more with the r5 as of now because of all the work Ive been getting is fast paced. I want my r5 footage to look to that lol. You made that camera sing. What lenses were used for those shots?
Thank you so much! That is a film we're currently working on and we'll be releasing more on it soon. Those shots were shot with Canon EF L series lenses. I believe primarily the 35mm and 85mm f1.4. If you should me a private message on IG I can share some more of the footage with you. @hellotmrw
This was a very enjoyable watch! The low key, yet informative, way you presented and reviewed these cameras made for an easy watch. I was a Canon 5D Mark II user for over 8 years, then I switched to the EOS R and now the R5. It's incredible what these cams can do nowadays. But it's also interesting that the sharper and more technically perfect these lenses get (see the RF 50mm f/1.2) the more it seems like we long for the "imperfections" of older lenses/cameras, such as grain, and the odd shapes anamorphic lenses create in bokeh. You touched on this some in your video with preferring the C70s image to the R5. Again, great watch.
Thanks so much! Yup I totally agree. We want technically perfect cameras but we want footage that has character. It's a tricky balance.
Very nice no nonsense straightforward review that everyone could understand without overly complicated technical terms. Love your style and attitude. Was helpful in choosing between which camera to get. Great job.
So glad to hear that! Thank you!
Love your lighting
Thank you!!
This was a great side by side comparison review. Also, the footage from 3:28...oof, amazing. Where is that film? Would love to see the completed work from it!
Thanks so much Alex! Oh that's a very special project that we're working on. It's actually complete but we'll be announcing more about it soon. If you want to see a teaser you can head over to - instagram.com/asweoncelived/
@@hellotmrw Followed. Holy cow...beautiful stuff man.
Thanks man! Hoping to have more info out very soon!
R5 4K crop mode is a down sampled 5K image but my understanding is it can do all modes without heat limit (so 4K/60) no heat limit but crisp as a downsampled 5k (as opposed to line skip regular 4K)
Yes I've heard that too! I need to do some proper R5 tests in crop mode. Sounds like an awesome solution for many!
Great review!
Canon has added dual recording to the R6 with the 1.4 firmware, so it is safe to say that it will be added to the R5 as well.
Oh that would be awesome!
Been loving these videos! Crushing it man! Great review of these cameras, I have the R6 and have been wanting to get muh hands on the C70!
Thanks so much man! Really appreciate that. We haven't used the R6 ourselves but it looks like it's a fantastic camera. Definitely get your hands on the C70 when you can. You'd love it!
You can record 8k in IPB and IPB(light) with just a San disk extreme 170MB V30, you don’t need a V90. There lastest firmware changes the bit rates somewhat.
I love the practicality and simplicity of your reviews. Thank you!
Thank you so much Adam!!
Really dig the sharpness of the R5 . Shame about all the overheating / recording limitations / no NDs / no xlr input.
Yes definitely a downer but for the size it’s incredible. Hopefully the next in this line won’t have any overheating issues.
These cameras are beautiful, but your family is just too precious 🥺
😊 thank you so much!!!
Great stuff Maclean!
Thanks so much Griffin!
Been a fan since day one! Love your content bro.
Lucas!! Thank you so much man 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Lots of great info. While stand alone the R5 can’t dual record, if using an Atomos Ninja V+ you can get dual 8K RAW, just one will be canon raw and the other ProRes RAW. But that’s obviously going to greatly increase size, weight, cost, and complexity of the rig, something many may not care about at all. Bonus though, if using just the Ninja V+, you get unlimited 8K and 4K up to 60fps. The 4K120 is the only resolution frame rate not supported with it.
I've definitely been thinking about picking up the Ninja V+. Very tempting! Thanks so much for this info! And actually as of firmware 1.4 the R5 can indeed dual record internally. So glad to have that!
man this is a really great review, really enjoyed watching this!
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it!
Was waiting for this comparison! thank you!!!
Thanks Zach! Hope you like it!
Has helped me finally make my decision about the c70! So yes it did aha
That’s awesome!
I really think, the C70 is better comparable to the Canon EOS R6.
The R6 doesn't record more than 2160p - like the C70, but has the same benefits at low light and image quality and internally clog 3 recording like the R5, but at a much better price point.
When we bought our R6, it was about 2.700 € here in Europe. It has the same brilliant AF system as the R5, which costs around 4.500 €.
The R6 also supports dual recording onto both SD cards, which the R5 doesn't.
Fair point! Although with the recent firmware update last month the R5 does indeed allow you to dual record to both card slots. So thankful to have that option now.
The big upside of the R5 for us is the higher quality options but also the fact that the camera won’t overheat ever in standard 4K. So good foe long form interviews. But the R6 is an unreal camera especially for the price.
Highlight roll off and mid tones are way smoother on the C70. You can shoot RAW lite on the R5 & process as Clog2 in post, which would probably be closer. Noticed there wasn’t anywhere close to the DR on the R5 in RAW vs my Komodo. Highlights clip way easier.
Loved this review...you're hilarious and understanding. Good version.
Yesssss thank you very much!!!
Appreciate you sharing this comparison.
Hope you found it helpful!
Great video. What camera was your talking head shot with? It looks stunning
Thank you! The talking head was shot on the C70
great work..r5 color grading tutorial next please
Thank you! Noted!
Good comparison. I really want to get an R5 or R6 to pair with my C70 but don't have the budget to swing it yet. Wondering about some of their new stuff coming out and if I should just hold out at this point.
Thanks Scott! Yes definitely curious to see what Canon does. The R3 definitely seems interesting and the rumoured video specific R5 has us very curious.
Thanks for the video, you have a beautiful family!
love the color you get out of the cameras! do you have a LUT ?
Thank you so much! Yes we've actually been developing a LUT for a little while now. Hope to release a small collection very soon :)
would you say the r5 is better for solo travel videography?
Who do I need to blackmail to have you guys sponsored by Canon?
For legal reasons I shouldn't say this but... DO IT!
Hey! How do you do your color grading, they look really filmic. The high lights just look so smooth!
Thanks so much! We use a conversion LUT from Thomas Kovacik and then our own custom LUT for the creative look.
How would recommend exposing the c70 ?
I'd recommend exposing a little bit to the right. Not much but I find it can recover highlights so well, especially Clog 2.
Where are the R mount APS-C / Super 35 lenses? Is there an EF-to- RF speedbooster?
I don’t believe there is an EF to RF speed booster. Such a bummer as something like that would be so good.
Hello
When Using the C70 as an A Cam & R5 as a B Cam are you using Clog 3 on both or Using Clog 2 on the C70 and Clog 3 on the R5?
Thank You
c70 has more detail in the shadows @6:11
Now it does dual record, and it can record HQ4K to an SD card. Does this update your opinion on it?
Yes definitely! I've upgraded to the new firmware and am so happy they've added the dual record option. Huge improvement in my mind.
Actually liked the R5 color better than the C70. C70 looked closer to Sony. Thanks for the side by side
Yeah it holds up really well! Very pleasing especially in a cloud scene.
Thanks for this helpful video!! When you use the standard 4K 60mode, did you have any overheating issues during a wedding day? Trying to figure out if this camera could be used as a main camera on a gimbal
No problem! When shooting 4k 60 mode I have run into the odd timer warning but it was always manageable. Mainly only on very hot days. But if you plan to shoot 4k 60 all day then I'd maybe think of a different camera. Unless you were willing to shoot in the Super35 mode.
@@hellotmrw Thank you for your reply!! I currently own Canon glass so was hoping to stick to Canon. What Canon camera would you suggest for wedding videography? I watched your other videos on the C200 and C70 so was thinking maybe the C70 could be a good option. At least until the 5Rc comes out, then I would hope that would be the dream camera! Lol
Oh I just realized I didn’t know what camera you were referring to in your comment. We’re you asking about 4k60 in the C70 or R5? Because the C70 never overheats. It’s fantastic.
Thank you, very good nuts and bolts comparison video. I especially liked how you compare the footage side by side and totally agree with your conclusions (I've used C70 and R6 and same things hold true). The C70 footage is a little softer, and has a slightly different look, but can sharpen it afterwards if you prefer. In any event, definitely cover what people need to know.
Yo brother I love the colours and tonality of the whole damn video man! Such an inspiration 🔥
Thank you so much Ali!! Truly means a ton!
I cannot believe my C70 still has no Eye AF… even my 2018 EOS R has better autofocus…
I’m using the cam for high action concert videography.
C-log2 on both reads so much better than 3. Thanks for the great review. Still debating on my next purchase.
nice review without all the hype and hyperbole. You know what turns me off with some channels is this snobby attitude like just because they use RED or a C range they are Professional. That is not the def of professionalism in any industry. professionalism is your final work.
Great work! How are you grading the C70, is it a LUT? Loving the skin tones you have here!
Thanks Myles! Yes I’ve been developing my own lut for a while. Skin tones are big for me. So glad you like it! Maybe we’ll have to put the luts out for sale one of these days?
Just sold my RED to get the C70. The RED was amazing but not practical for what Im doing. Great comparison Mac.
Thanks a ton Geoff! What RED were you using? I think you’ll looooove the C70. Hope you’re well!
@@hellotmrw RED Dragon X 6K ... amazing camera just not right anymore for switching how I do things..
I have the R5 and I shot 8K RAW and since then I can never go back! 8K RAW rules all!
Excellent comparison. Thank you
Very nice review of the R5 and C70. I like your style of presentation. Well done.
Thanks so much Kiah! Glad my approach helps!
You have a nice and beatiful wife.
Nice. Is your wife stepping away from the biz?
Nope! But after welcoming our second child she’ll likely appear on this channel a little less.
Useful c70 video.
Thanks so much John!!
Would love to see an updated wedding kit video
Ok that's high up on my list! We'll get on it asap!
This is the video I’ve been waiting for! Thank you!
No problem!!
The lack of dual recording on the R5 is a huge bummer. The image is insane though.
@@refvideopro Honestly if they had dual record they would sell a billion of them. The image in that tiny of a camera is bananas.