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These cards are amazing. Have not once failed on me in 4 years of aggressive and continuous video recording capture, up to 600mbps. I love these cards to death. They felt expensive up front, but they have more than paid for themselves in their reliability and lifespan. You will not regret using ProGrade!

I bought a Ninja V to record some video from my laptop but it failed to work with Thunderbolt 3 laptops. Once the BMD Video Assist was in stock, I replaced the Ninja with the small VA and it is working perfectly. Great interface (same as my two BMD cameras), not excessively hot even after two hours of recording. It works as a separate monitor or mirror of the screen on any of the laptops I use (MacBook Pro, MacBook Air - both Thunderbolt 3).

for the price this photo paper is excellent. i run Corel photo pro 2x and 3x versions and have used their screen adjustment program. if your program has this feature use it, you will be glad you did, your prints will come out closer to what adjustments you made on screen. and whn printing do not use photo fix,use color controler, fphoto fix may readjust all the fixes you made.

It runs smoothly and can capture about 6 min of Raw 8K footage. I don't record 8K video that much and this is totally enough storage and doesn't trigger overheating issue lol. I'm thinking about getting a 512GB version later if I start shooting more 8K videos.

With the new screen mounted on my GP10, I can now see clearly what I am shooting... and the ability to capture a better quality video has just been made so much easier

I used this case to store my BMD Video Assist and Studio Mini Capture devices. Lots of space, amazing build quality and the pick foam is excellent.

I am new to the world of Video Capture and Live Streaming. The DeckLink Studio 4K has helped our very small church open Sunday and Wednesday services to the world.

I've had a 6D and recently upgraded to the 6D MkII After 4 years with the 6D there were a few features I felt would be helpful within the Mk II. The first is the articulated screen. I've run into photo opportunities in crowds that I could not capture without an articulated screen. The Mk 2 has one of the few fully articulated screens in the business that allows you to capture images that almost no other DSLR will enable. That is a big deal. The second is the dual pixel focusing on live view. The Canon system is the best in the business and coupled with a quality full frame sensor allows both video and still images to remain in focus which competitors systems generally do not match. The biggest negative in the reviews involve lower dynamic range at low ISO, say between 100-300 ISO. I'm not doubting this but frankly I'm much more concerned in low light and performance at ISO of 6,400 plus. Most cameras capture beautiful images in bright light including the 6D Mk 2. Finally the 1080 video and focusing is very good. The lack of 4K video isn't a big deal to me but it would have been great to include it. That said, the processing needed to crop and produce 4K video is pretty intense and HD video is quite good. In closing, the 6D Mk 2 is an excellent camera for me. I typically use a Canon 24-105 L lens and a Canon 50mm 1.4 lens and obtain great results.

I bought this camera primarily to take video as I already have the Mark II and a 7D for still photography in studio. But I needed something that would take a bit better video than a webcam yet not as advanced as an actual video camera so I went with the 80D. I love the swing out LCD screen as I have a very limited amount of space to shoot in and in order to put the camera as close to the wall as possible, I needed to see what I was composing. Impossible to do by using the viewfinder, but with the adjustable LCD screen, I simply swing it out and around and and viola, I can see. Love this feature. Image quality is great too. I use this camera with a Rode wireless mic and the finished product I get is hand and foot above my webcam capture. And it works like every other Canon so there is no learning curve whatsoever. If you're looking for an upgrade for your video capture but don't produce tons of content, this is perfect in both quality and price. I highly recommend it.

This is a fabulous video camera with exceptional image quality. I own 2 units and a Lumix G85 for my interview studio and the images are as good as any broadcast camera 3 times the price. The camera has ND filters, a servo port for hooking up an ext zoom controller, 10bit 4:2:2 HDMI output and optional vlog for super high quality production when paired with an Atomos Ninja, clean video output and unlimited video record time. Also the camera will record 4K in camera while outputting 1080 for live stream applications so a high quality 4k output is possible. Highly recommended for most video applications. Not a run & gun camera, not weather sealed and photos are just adequate, this camera is more suited for video use. Lots of after market add on's available like ext power supply. Also the position of the tripod mount is in the centre of the body allowing for the battery door to be open for ext power usage. A small but important consideration for studio use. The audio record quality is actually very good. I was recording on an external recorder but have found the in camera audio record quality for studio talking head is excellent . I have used these cameras in very demanding, long day, long week, shoot situations and they have exceeded my expectations and are rock solid. Would I use this for run & gun news or photos, no, but for studio HDMI output or high end doc use with an ext recorder, absolutely as it is possible to accomplish the shallow depth by moving the camera back and using the zoom, all in a bridge camera for around $1000US. Great image, expectational versatility in a very robust package for studio video, corporate, live stream, doc production.