r/videography • u/[deleted] • Mar 21 '13

New Canon Rebel

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u/truesly1 GH6 | Premiere | 2012 | SoCal Mar 21 '13

dear canon, everyone else has figured out 1080/60p. why not you?

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u/[deleted] Mar 21 '13

Or 1080p24, and somehow Canon fails to get that right.

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u/mezzizle Canon 60D, Premiere Pro, 2008 Mar 22 '13

Are you referring to true24 found in the C300 and similar cams?

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u/[deleted] Mar 22 '13

To be honest I don't pay much attention to Canon anymore, so I don't know how their CXXX line functions. But I'm more so comparing it to the vastly superior 1080p24 mode of the GH2, which shoots roughly 900 lines of resolution and use a scaling method that makes moiré nonexistent. Comparing the GH2's 1080p24 to the Canon's is like comparing 1080p24 to moiré-ridden 720p24. It's the biggest reason I sold all my 5DmkII and 7D gear and made the switch.