The Canon EOS R5 C is now Netflix approved after latest firmware update

av7 · Apr 12, 2023

Ryrock77 said:
Is that your video?

Statements in that video are made as facts when they are not facts at all.

It is indeed. Which statements?

EOS 4 Life · Apr 12, 2023

av7 said:
Wasn't expecting no noise, the test seeks to compare the two firmware versions and see what changes they've introduced at both base isos.

Good advice about exposing to the right at the low base ISO but not at the high base ISO.

av7 · Apr 12, 2023

EOS 4 Life said:
Good advice about exposing to the right at the low base ISO but not at the high base ISO.

Cheers EOS 4 Life - I found the highlights to be very robust in both base ISOs but base 800 really struggles unless exposed right!

Ryrock77 · Apr 12, 2023

av7 said:
It is indeed. Which statements?

Did you measure gray characteristics? Did you follow industry standard image capture best practices?

vrteam · Apr 25, 2023

Curious as to how the R5C is Netflix approved but the C200 is not. Anyone care to fill me in, and if so much appreciated!

vrteam · Apr 25, 2023

vrteam said:
Curious as to how the R5C is Netflix approved but the C200 is not. Anyone care to fill me in, and if so much appreciated!

Sorry, I think I honed in on the possible time code issue after some Googling. However, Netflix gives some guidance. But it seems you may need an approved camera to serve as the primary. https://partnerhelp.netflixstudios....d-Cameras-Recommended-Settings-Best-Practices