Canon Recording Camera

Could you please confirm if it is possible to use the CANON R5C camera for video recording with this device?

I bought this battery for use in a Canon xa10 video camera. It gave me the same recording time as the Canon battery. It worked great!

I bought this to be able to power my Canon 5D Mark III from the Ronin-S 12v 2a out port, to get a longer shoot time with the camera. It connects to a dummy battery or anything compatible with a female 5.5/2.5 barrel connector. The one I found is the Tether Tools Relay Camera Coupler for Canon Cameras with LP-E6 Battery. I already used it on a 2-hour shoot and the battery on the Ronin-S only used about a quarter of the power. It was a pretty active shoot with on and off recording throughout the shoot. I also did a test of the camera recording for about 2 hours total while moving the gimbal (as much as I could while still trying to get work done) and it still had 1 full bar and one bar started blinking. So, I would be pretty confident doing at least a 3-4 hour shoot or more with this setup on a single charge depending on how much time the camera is actually recording. I'm not sure I would last much longer than 4 hours of shooting with a gimbal anyway. I'll try to update the post once it gets put through a longer test. This was definitely a great addition to the incredible DJI Ronin-S.

The canon video camera I purchased only came with in camera battery charging capabilities. This is the only option if you want to be charging a battery while using the camera for video recording. Plus, it take less time to charge with this charger.

Works flawlessly with my Canon HF G10 camcorder. I use it to control it remotely when mounted on my ProAm Jib Crane. The built-in screw-clamp fastens it nicely on the crane monitor bracket. I mount it so that the zoom lever moves the same direction as the zoom indicator on the monitor. It does all its supposed to do: turns the camera on and off, starts and stops recording, zooms smoothly in and out, and focuses. The focus only works when the camera is first set to manual focus. It would be nice if it would also switch the focus between auto and manual. As an aside, I also finally discovered that the eyepiece monitor on the Canon needs to be pulled out so that camera doesn't go to sleep when you are just monitoring the picture (i.e., not recording) remotely, and have the camera's lcd door closed...

This is a great Camera with a few tiny concerns to me. The battery takes two hours to fully charge so if you take HD videos you get maybee 30 minutes before needing a recharge so then a second battery is important. Another thing is the HD recording is in MOV format and it will only play in Quick Time on a computer with the Canon software Zoom Browser Installed. Without Zoom Browser installed, Quick Time won't play the MOV format Canon makesprobably because MOV editing capability is embeded in Canon's MOV format I also find that MOV format gets only 30 minutes recording per 4 GB's data versus the preferred MPEG-4 format used on higher end SLR cameras for HD recording that compresses four times better at least. If this Camara could record in MPEG-4 format it would be much better. For example you can put a two hour MPEG-4 movie on 4 GB's data as the film industry uses on DVD's. Other than that I love this camera because it is highly functional, yet relatively small. I avoid those big SLR camera's because in many situations they are too intrusive to use casually in public and are easily left at home because they are a pain to lug around. This is a very practical camera for all uses except professional wedding photography and the like.

I use it inside I want is for, to comunicate with the other partner of the other camera when we recording videos.

Great for Video Recording of camera systems.

Works great just by plugging it into the camera - very responsive. The Recording light Green = ready / Red = recording is a very useful addition

I use it with a Canon Vixia HF G21. It works as described. I can't image recording sports without it.