FreshDV NAB 2010 – Canon XF305
4 Comments Published by Matthew Jeppsen April 13th, 2010 in FreshDV, NAB 2010, NewsCanon announced a new series of cameras, in the new XF series… Chuck Westfall discusses the new XF300 and XF305. He walks us through the camera features, as we get a first hand experience of the XF305.
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Thank you very much for the coverage so far! Excellent! One little thing: i missed Kendal asking in the Canon XF 305 interview why Canon didnot put a big sensor (for example from the 5DMKII) in the camcorder. Like Panasonic will do with the AG -AF 100.
Thanks again and keep up the good work!
Wout Boekeloo
Oh very good question!! Should have definitely pushed that with them.
The lens looks like it has a real broadcast zoom motor on it.
Does it work like one?
It would be helpful if this was one of the criteria for reviewing a camcorder as most zoom like a worn out clutch.
I guess the cost of putting a f/1.6 to 2.8 zoom lens for a 3/4 sensor would of made the camera
insanely expensive and also Canon does appeal to filmmaker, me being one of them I own a Canon XHA1, but the vast majority of users are mainly your wedding/event guys that need a long zoom not a shallow depth of field.