Which is better, Canon C 100 or XF300? What is the positioning?

XF300 is an all-in-one professional machine, with non-replaceable lens, 18 times dimming and sensor 1/3 inches. Mainly used for news shooting, but also for weddings and other occasions. It's okay to shoot micro-movies, but because the sensor is not big, it can't have a good blur effect, and it's okay to shoot for a long time. Shoulder-back modeling is conducive to the stability of the camera, and basically you can shoot without auxiliary equipment, unless you need a shelf to shoot at a fixed position such as stage and press conference.

C300, sensor 24.6X 13.8mm, APS-C, large format, interchangeable lens, common EF and EF-S lens. Good picture quality, can get the blur effect like a movie, suitable for shooting TV series, micro movies and so on. However, the handset is not stable, so it is best to support it with accessories such as stabilizers. There is a handle in the attached file, which will be better after adding it. The price of this machine is about 30 thousand, which is a stand-alone price, higher than XF300, because XF300 is an all-in-one machine, including the price of lens. From the positioning point of view, I think C 100 is higher than XF300.

Analysis: You already have many EF avatars. You should buy C 100, which is very suitable for making micro-movies. You'd better buy stabilizers, slide rails and other accessories. Besides, you said to shoot for 2-4 hours in a row. I don't think this is a problem. C 100 really can't shoot continuously for a long time, because the sensor is large, the fever is serious, and it is easy to stop protection. But if you make a micro-movie, it is impossible to shoot a shot for so long. It's usually shot with a lens. A shot rarely lasts more than 65,438+00 minutes, usually within 3 minutes. Furthermore, it is better to have multiple cameras, and there is still a lack of a machine.

Canon also has a lot of film fixed focus heads, and with the focus chaser, the picture quality is very good. Your lens seems to have a short focal length.

The above may not be accurate for your reference.