Canon Movie Camera

Use in a Canon XA10 movie camera. Appears to work perfectly. Watson are generally very reliable.

Finally have my daughter's movie camera working again. Thank you B&H.

for movie

I wanted a remote for my new Canon 90D and to use the movie feature with a remote the Br-E1 is required. It works great. I can now remotely turn on the movie capture feature and also using a tripod or handheld stabilizer, have the remote in my hand so I do not have to take my hand or eye off the viewfinder!! A huge plus! I would recommend this to anyone. Yes, it is also good as a remote for regular photos and it is not IR or camera front required. I really love it!

Movie production

very useful when using it for 4K movie recording !!

movie and back up game

Snowboard movie

Love the camera. Pictures are phenomenal movie taking is unbelievable. This will be my camera for a long time

I shoot a lot of home movies and edit them together carefully, so I got this camera to replace all the point and shoots with movie mode that I'd been using over the years. I go for more warm, intimate looking picture. I really love the look of this camera's footage. It's not perfect, but I find it to be vibrant and pleasant. It has some chromatic aberration, especially when zoomed in some, but I actually feel like it gives it a bit of an analog warmth. The CMOS sensor feels more like the movie modes in point and shoots, which is also something I like, but with really decent HD image depth and detail. Great picture! It's not going to give you full frame style depth of field like the 5D (or even of a point and shoot), it's not high end, but it's priced really well and the performance for the price has been close to breathtaking. I didn't care for the touchscreen and menu layouts at first.. and really, I guess I still don't, but I got used to it in a matter of days and find that it's more of a matter of working the way the camera's engineers intended for you to, as opposed to going against the will of the camera. This is a zen exercise, if this doesn't work for you, then you probably need to spend a lot more money for a camera that's a lot more manual. There are ways to lock down and dial in focus, exposure, shutter, aperture, but it's just not laid out in such a way as to be quickly accessible. I shoot fast and plentiful, so that's out for me. I would recommend, as others do, in turning down the auto gain compensation or it can get grainy kind of quick in low light.. and for the love of all that's holy: use one of the progressive modes.. 60i is for football games and bad tv. Finally, learn what the different OIS modes are tweaked for, or you can end up with some twitchy pans. I really love this camera.