Manual Setting. Images may be affected by banding if you shoot under light sources that flicker at high frequencies. High-frequency anti-flicker shooting enables you to take pictures at suitable shutter speeds for high-frequency flickering, which minimizes the effect of this flickering on images. Caution. Set the shooting mode to Tv or M. Tony Northrup made a mistake. In this new video he explains why now he believes the Canon 6D Mark II is the best vlogging camera of all time. The 5D Mark IV can shoot 4K video at up to 30fps while the 6D Mark II is limited to 1080p video at up to 60fps. However, the 5D Mark IV video features come at a cost – its maximum recording time of 29 mins and 59 seconds means it cannot be used for extended shoots. In 4K recording, the C300 Mark II can only output 30fps. Step down to 2K however, and you can record up to 120fps. You can read our guide on Slow Motion for the C300 Mark II to learn more. In Conclusion. The Canon C300 Mark II is an excellent choice for any shoot or production that wants a top-notch 4K pipeline. Published June 29, 2017. Comments ( 63) The $2000 Canon 6D Mark II is the first ever refresh to Canon’s cheapest full frame camera, the Canon 6D (now Canon 6D Mark I), and it might actually fix Although it won’t be the first choice for action, wildlife or sports photographers who like to shoot faster than 6.5fps, the way in which the Canon EOS 6D Mark II delivers punchy images Some other improvements that the Canon 6D Mark II makes over the original 6D is that the 6D Mark II has: Higher resolution sensor 26.2 MP vs 20.2 MP on 6D; A fully articulated screen; About 10% better battery life ; 60fps at 1080p (the 6D can only do 60fps at 720p) One reason not to get the 6D Mark II is that it doesn’t have 4K video, which Access Shooting Menu Screen 1 (EOS-1D X), Screen 3 (EOS 5D Mk III), or 4 (EOS 6D). Use the Quick Control Dial to scroll down to . Press the Set Button. Select the multiple-exposure shooting mode of your choice. The options are: a. – or building multiple exposures shot-by-shot. (See below.) The EOS 90D easily outperforms the older EOS 80D and EOS 7D Mark II for video. It can capture 4K video whereas the older models are restricted to 1080 full HD. Not only that, the EOS 90D can capture 4K uncropped across the full width of the sensor – so it’s also a step ahead of Canon’s previous 4K cameras. The 1D X II uses full sensor readout with pixel binning when shooting at 1080p, but there's a 1.34x crop factor when shooting in 4K. It appears that Canon is using a native crop from the sensor for 4K capture, which should result in nice 4K footage (spoiler: it does), though at the cost of some low light sensitivity and ability to shoot at wide ilU6O.