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2025 Is the Best Time to Upgrade from Mirrorless to the Canon C70 | 4K

In this video I am explaining why right now in 2025 is the best time, and will be the best time to move from shooting weddings, commercial, events, etc on mirrorless cameras to the Canon C70. For the next few months this will be the cheapest you will ever find a Canon C70. This camera, even for the age is still a powerhouse and will be for a very very long time. Even with having just purchased the C80 I still find myself reaching for this camera all the time. Just something about it that I love! Sorry for the long winded explanations at times. But these are just my thoughts on it after spending years shooting on both mirrorless cameras and the Canon C70. Leave your comments and questions below! Chapters: 0:00 Intro, why no win 2025 is the time to upgrade to C70 1:57 Price of C70 3:07 What to look for when buying a C70 5:40 Technical on why 8:09 Ergonomics of C70 9:46 Frame Rates and Codec 12:36 Dynamic Range 14:36 Sensors 16:13 Audio Outputs of C70 18:17 Waveform and False Color 19:15 Autofocus 20:20 Shutter Angle 21:23 IBIS 22:47 Battery Life of C70 24:07 Conclusion, Now is the best time 1. Cinema-Focused Design Built for Video: The C70 is designed specifically for video production, unlike mirrorless cameras, which are hybrids for both photography and video. This results in better ergonomics for filmmakers, with dedicated buttons, switches, and a user interface optimized for video workflows. Internal ND Filters: The C70 includes built-in electronic ND filters, which are invaluable for controlling exposure in bright environments without affecting depth of field—something mirrorless cameras typically lack or require external solutions. 2. Advanced Video Features Superior Codec Options: The C70 offers robust recording formats, such as 4K DCI and 4:2:2 10-bit, which provide greater color depth and flexibility for color grading. Mirrorless cameras often have more limited internal codecs. No Recording Limits: Unlike many mirrorless cameras that have recording time caps (usually around 30 minutes due to overheating or file system limitations), the C70 allows continuous recording, making it ideal for interviews, events, and long takes. Better Heat Management: The C70 is designed to handle the demands of extended video recording without overheating, thanks to its efficient cooling system. 3. Video-Centric Sensor Performance Super 35mm Sensor: The C70 has a Super 35mm sensor optimized for video, offering better rolling shutter performance, dynamic range (up to 16+ stops with Canon Log 2/3), and clean low-light capabilities. Dual Gain Output (DGO): The DGO technology enhances the dynamic range by capturing two images at different exposures and merging them, resulting in better highlight and shadow detail. No Compromises for Stills: Unlike mirrorless cameras, which have sensors optimized for both stills and video, the C70's sensor is fully dedicated to video performance. 4. Audio and Connectivity Professional Audio Inputs: The C70 includes built-in XLR inputs for professional audio recording, making it easier to capture high-quality audio without external adapters. Timecode Support: Timecode connectivity allows for seamless synchronization in multi-camera setups—something that mirrorless cameras typically don't natively support. Additional I/O Ports: The C70 includes SDI-like HDMI outputs, dual SD card slots, and other professional connections, providing a robust setup for professional video rigs. 5. Lens Mount and Compatibility RF Mount with Cinema Features: The RF mount is versatile and can adapt to various lenses, including Canon EF cinema lenses, while maintaining autofocus and stabilization. It is designed to handle the larger image circle of cinema lenses. Super 35 Crop Advantage: The Super 35 sensor pairs well with cinema lenses, which are designed for this format, avoiding some optical compromises seen when using full-frame lenses for video on mirrorless cameras. 6. Usability and Workflow Filmmaker-Oriented Interface: The menu system, user-customizable buttons, and touchscreen controls are all designed with video workflows in mind, minimizing the need for third-party accessories. Robust Build Quality: The C70 is built to withstand the rigors of professional filmmaking, with weather sealing and durability not always found in mirrorless cameras. 7. Purpose-Driven Overlap While mirrorless cameras, like the Canon EOS R5 or Sony A7 series, are excellent hybrid options for both photography and video, the C70's cinema-focused features, better cooling, advanced codecs, and professional connectivity make it a more efficient tool for dedicated filmmakers. If you're primarily focused on professional video production, the Canon C70 offers a purpose-built solution with fewer compromises compared to mirrorless cameras.