Changing Video Resolution and it's Impacts - R5C Tips 6

This time we're going back to basics with the R5C to look at video resolutions: how to change them, and what the impacts of the selected resolution is on your footage. Unlike the EOS R5, the EOS R5C down samples from the sensor's native resolution at the selected crop factor, for all output resolutions. This maximizes the image quality and reduces noise. However, it also means the camera has the same rolling shutter performance for a given crop mode regardless of output resolution.

If you're interested in how the EOS R5 handles video as well, this video parallels a similar video in my R5 Tips and Tricks series here:    • Switching between Movie and Photo Shooting...  


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Chapters
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00:00 Intro
01:54 Impact of Resolution on Quality and Performance
08:56 Available Resolutions
12:09 Changing the R5C's sensor mode (crop factor)
14:43 Compressed Video Options
17:21 Sub and Proxy Recordings
19:18 Changing Resolutions