How do you autofocus on Canon C100?

Deploying One-Shot Autofocus is as simple as pressing the little button on the front of the camera, right below the lens. The C100 will snap to focus whatever object is inside the white box in the center of the image. It’s really that simple.

Is Canon C100 a DSLR?

The Canon C100 was the most affordable camera in Canon’s Cinema EOS range. Like a DSLR, the C100 has a large sensor and takes high quality lenses, but it’s designed for shooting video.

What frame rates does the Canon C100 support?

The Canon EOS C100 supports NTSC and PAL frame rates, giving you 60i, PF30, PF24, and 24p options for the former, and 50i and PF25 for the latter, although there are no 50p, 60p, or high-speed shooting options. Data rates range from 7 to 24Mbits/sec, meaning you can record nearly six hours of footage on a 64GB memory card.

What is the difference between the Canon C300 and the C100?

The EOS C100 is designed with the single user in mind. It is 85% smaller than the Canon C300, 410 grams lighter, and it is based on a mobile core design that allows additional accessories to be attached depending on the situation.

How does the Canon EOS C100 record video?

EOS C100 records video to SD cards using AVCHD, a high-efficiency codec that has quickly become the standard in both the professional and consumer video markets. Maximum bit-rate is 24Mbps. Video files greater than 2GB are split into multiple files while recording, which are automatically joined together upon import using Canon Data Import.

What focusing aids are available on the EOS C100?

The EOS C100 is equipped with several powerful and intuitive focusing aids in both the EVF and LCD monitor that make it easy to confirm critical focus distance; Peaking Modes and Magnify Focus Modes are available while in standby or while recording.