Yes the question is vague but that's because I can't see much difference as far as the technical specifications that would affect video quality. From what I've been able to gather the 1dx Mark II has a much faster burst rate for photography, a dual processor, a better build quality, higher ISO capabilities and as mentioned before the ability to shoot 4K at 60fps. What are the differences in these two cameras specifications that would affect video. The 1DC might make sense for you too, but it has its own drawbacks, such as price of wrote: But I might wait for the C200 to see if that will fit my needs.
#CANON MARK 5D II 1080P#
120fps: the 1dx mk ii can do this at 1080p, while the 5d mark ii can only do this at 720pĪs I currently shoot 1080p for clients that are ok with DSLR-level image quality, the 5D mark iv looks great to me. 4K crop: the 1dx mk ii has a 4k crop factor of 1.3x, whereas the 5D mark iv has a 4k crop factor of 1.74x or something C-Log: the 5D mark iv can be upgraded to include C-Log as an option, which isn't in the cards at this point for the 1DX mark ii. Here, in my view, are the video differences:
#CANON MARK 5D II FULL#
Neither will be as crisp as a C-series cine camera, but they will be full frame. To my eye, the 1080p footage looks the same, they have equal autofocus capabilities, and they both have high frame rates. That said, he got it before the 5d mark iv came out. There are some very talented people who swear by the 1DX mark ii for video, most famously Parker Wahlbeck: My view from the footage I've seen is that the IQ between the two cameras is basically the same, as was the case with the 6D and the 5D mk iii, which I intercut all the time. Thanks for making the world a better place for uh, yourself. Waddizzle if you haven't used either camera for video and can't speak to the question (which is a valid one), I think your work is done here. I made an account just to help out xeveserpere as a fellow human being using these forums for the right reasons (asking for opinions based on experience or technical knowledge in order to weigh purchase options).
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