Emanuel
2009 January 8th, 22:55
I)
Eugenia has posted this [ LINK (http://eugenia.gnomefiles.org/2009/01/06/regarding-the-new-canon-cameras/) ]:
«CineMode has *most probably* moved to the Colors Settings, rather than the ‘Programmed AE’ menu found in the HV series. If this is indeed true, it is a very good thing, as it will allow you to use a cinema gamma/look, while you can use your camera in Tv or Av mode at the same time, to properly control it.»
II)
Let's see now what happens with another Canon's acquisition device already known -- I don't have the camera (HG10) but take a glance on this:
[ LINK (http://www.camcorderinfo.com/content/Canon-HG10-Camcorder-Review-33146/Performance.htm#) ]
«Cine mode is a gamma setting that affects color behavior in the Canon HG10. It can be used in 60i or 24P. The HG10 groups the Cine mode with the AE mode settings, which unfortunately prevents it from being used at the same time as Aperture or Shutter Priority mode.»
III) Now compare what's written in both webpages @ Canon site [ HG10 LINK (http://www.usa.canon.com/consumer/controller?act=ModelInfoAct&fcategoryid=177&modelid=15617#ModelTechSpecsAct[/url) ] [ HF S100 LINK (http://www.usa.canon.com/consumer/controller?act=ModelInfoAct&fcategoryid=177&modelid=17992#ModelTechSpecsAct) ] as we already know:
«AUTO, P, Av, Tv, Portrait, Sports, Night, Snow, Beach,Sunset, Spotlight, Fireworks»
IV)
In conclusion, if all these sources are correct, we should review the Eugenia's presumption. Nevertheless, why doesn't Canon mention the Cine mode as one of the Programmed AE modes as it happens with others such as HV30/40 as for instance?
Can anyone know and answer it?
Eugenia has posted this [ LINK (http://eugenia.gnomefiles.org/2009/01/06/regarding-the-new-canon-cameras/) ]:
«CineMode has *most probably* moved to the Colors Settings, rather than the ‘Programmed AE’ menu found in the HV series. If this is indeed true, it is a very good thing, as it will allow you to use a cinema gamma/look, while you can use your camera in Tv or Av mode at the same time, to properly control it.»
II)
Let's see now what happens with another Canon's acquisition device already known -- I don't have the camera (HG10) but take a glance on this:
[ LINK (http://www.camcorderinfo.com/content/Canon-HG10-Camcorder-Review-33146/Performance.htm#) ]
«Cine mode is a gamma setting that affects color behavior in the Canon HG10. It can be used in 60i or 24P. The HG10 groups the Cine mode with the AE mode settings, which unfortunately prevents it from being used at the same time as Aperture or Shutter Priority mode.»
III) Now compare what's written in both webpages @ Canon site [ HG10 LINK (http://www.usa.canon.com/consumer/controller?act=ModelInfoAct&fcategoryid=177&modelid=15617#ModelTechSpecsAct[/url) ] [ HF S100 LINK (http://www.usa.canon.com/consumer/controller?act=ModelInfoAct&fcategoryid=177&modelid=17992#ModelTechSpecsAct) ] as we already know:
«AUTO, P, Av, Tv, Portrait, Sports, Night, Snow, Beach,Sunset, Spotlight, Fireworks»
IV)
In conclusion, if all these sources are correct, we should review the Eugenia's presumption. Nevertheless, why doesn't Canon mention the Cine mode as one of the Programmed AE modes as it happens with others such as HV30/40 as for instance?
Can anyone know and answer it?