Manuel d'utilisation / d'entretien du produit C500 PL du fabricant Canon
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Instruction Manual Digital Cinema Camera PUB. DIE-0426-000 The warranty information for Australia and New Zealand is at the end of this Instruction Manual.
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4 Importan t Safety Ins tructions This Class B digita l apparatus complies with Canadian ICES -003. In these safety instructions the wo rd “apparatus” refers to the Canon Digita l Cinema Camera EOS C500 / EOS C500 PL and all its accessori es. 1. Read these instructions.
5 Highlights of t he EOS C500/C500 PL The Canon Digital Cinem a Camera EO S C500/C500 PL has been designed with the di scerning professional in mind. It is truly a cinematographe r’ s camera. The follo wing are ju st some of the many featur es that will help turn your cr eative vision into r eality .
6 Pr o-level co nnec tivity In addition to the 3G-SDI terminals mentioned previou sly , the HD/SD SDI terminal can o utput YCC 4:2:2 10-bi t (8-bit effectiv e) HD/SD video as we ll as audio and time code signa ls.
7 1. Introduction 11 About t his Manual 11 Conventions Used in this Manual 11 Suppl ied Access ories 13 Names of Parts 14 Termi nals 19 Monitor Un it 2 0 Handle U nit 22 4K Workflow Overvi ew 23 2.
8 ND F ilte r 73 Using the ND F ilter 73 Remote Operation Us ing Wi-Fi Remote 73 2 Adjus ting the Apertu re 74 Using the Cont rol Dial 74 Remote Operation Us ing Wi-Fi Remote 74 White Balance 76 Setti.
9 5. P layback 12 7 Playing Back MXF Clips 127 Clip Index Screen 127 Playing Back Cl ips 128 Onscreen Display s 129 Playback Controls 130 Audio Outp ut 131 MXF Clip Operat ions 132 Using the C lip Men.
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1 11 Introduct ion About this Manual Than k yo u for pur cha sing the C ano n EOS C500 /C500 PL. P l ease r ead this manual car efully before you use the camera and r etain it for future refer ence. Should the camera fa il to operate corr ectly , refer to Tr o u b l e s h o o t i n g ( A 184).
About this Manual 12 84 Setting the Time Code While recording, the camera can generate a time code sig nal and embed it in your recor dings. Y ou can have the camera output the time code signal from the 3G -SDI terminals, MON. terminals, HD/SD SDI terminal or TIME CODE terminal ( A 91).
13 Supplied Access ories Supplied Accessories The following acce ssories ar e supplied with the camera. 1 Comes pr e-atta ched to th e came ra. 2 Used to secure the opt ional WF T -E6 W ireless File T r ansmi tter , when it is attached to the camera .
Names of Parts 14 Name s of Par ts 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 16 5 4 3 2 1 15 14 1 MAGN. (magnification) button ( A 80)/ Assignable bu tton 1 ( A 111) 2 PEAKING button ( A 80 ) / Assignable bu tton 2 ( A 111.
15 Names of Parts 17 18 T e rmin als ( A 19) 17 MIC (microph one) t ermin al ( A 92 ) 18 GR IP t ermina l This terminal is the same as the grip unit connection terminal on th e C300 / C300 P L camcor der .
Names of Parts 16 20 24 25 26 21 22 23 23 19 2 EF Lens mount 3 PL Lens mount 2 3 19 Mou nt ha ndle ( A 35) 20 EF Le ns mount inde x ( A 34) 21 EF- S Lens moun t in dex ( A 34) 22 EF Lens contacts ( A .
17 Names of Parts 39 40 41 43 44 42 45 49 48 47 46 35 38 37 35 36 34 33 32 31 30 29 28 27 27 V iewfinder unit 28 V iewfinder unit LOCK/REL EASE screw ( A 194) 29 (rear panel’ s backlight) button ( A 59) 30 FUN C.
Names of Parts 18 51 52 53 53 54 50 50 T ape measure hooks Use the hooks to accurately measure the distance from the focal plane. 51 Focal plane marks 52 Socket for the WF T Attachment Bracket ( A 51) 53 St rap mounts ( A 41) 54 Accessory shoe with mounting hole for 0.
19 Names of Parts Te r m i n a l s 72 69 70 71 68 67 66 65 64 63 62 61 60 59 59 EXT (modular unit) terminals 1 and 2 ( A 37) 60 REM OTE te rmina l For connecting com mercially av ailable remo te contr ollers.
Names of Parts 20 Monitor Un it 2 1 3 4 5 6 Oper ation panel ( A 21) 1L C D p a n e l 2 MIRROR button ( A 39) 3 Micr ophone lock scr ew ( A 92) 4 Micr ophone holder ( A 92) 5 Micr ophone cable clamp (.
21 Names of Parts Operation panel 19 20 24 23 22 21 12 11 10 9 8 7 13 14 15 16 17 18 7 DISP . (display) button ( A 57, 129) 8 Ñ (stop) but ton ( A 128)/ Assignable button 14 ( A 111) 9 WFM (waveform monitor) button ( A 100)/ Assignable bu tton 8 ( A 111) 10 Ú (skip backwar d) button ( A 130)/ Assignable button 13 ( A 111) 11 EDGE M ON.
Names of Parts 22 Han dle Uni t 3 1 2 4 1 Moun ting hole for 0.64 cm (1/4 in.) scr ews 2 Front accesso ry shoe 3 T op accessory shoe 4L o c k s c r e w ( A 41) C OP Y.
23 4K Workflo w Overview 4K Wo rkflow Overview The following illustrates the typical 4K workflow for this camera. Shoot in 4K mode ( A 62) a nd record 4K RAW data us ing an exte rn al r eco rder connect ed to th e camera ’ s 3G-SDI termin als ( A 43).
4K Workflow Overview 24 C OP Y.
2 25 Preparations Pr eparing the Power Supply Y ou can power the camera using a battery pack or directly using the com pact power ad apter . If you connect the compact power adapter to the camera while a battery pack is attached, the c amera will draw power from the power outlet.
Preparing the Power Supply 26 Att achi ng the Batte ry Pac k 1S e t t h e Q switch to OFF . 2 Slide the BA TT . OPEN switch in th e direction of the arr ow and open the battery compartme nt cover . 3 Insert the battery pack all the wa y into the compar tment as shown in the illustration and press it gently toward the lef t until it clicks.
27 Preparing the Power Supply Press the BA TT . INFO button to display the remaining battery level indicator (displays for 5 seconds). Dep ending on th e battery life, the battery information may not be display ed.
Preparing the Power Supply 28 T urning the Camera On an d Of f The camera has two operating modes: CAME RA ( ) mode for making recor dings and MEDI A ( ) mode for playing ba ck recor dings. Se lect the operatin g mod e usi ng the Q switch. T o turn on the camera Set the Q switch to CA MERA for mode or ME DIA for mode.
29 Date, Time and Language Settings Date, Time and Language Settings Setti ng the Dat e and Time Y ou will need to set the date and time of the camera bef ore you can star t using it.
Date, Time and Language Settings 30 Displaying the Date and Time while Recording Y ou can display the date and time on the scree n. 1 Press the MENU button. 2 P ush the joystick up/down or turn the SELECT dial to select [ £ LCD/VF Setup]. 3 S elect [ Custom D isplay 2] and the n [Date /Time] in a simi lar fashi on.
31 Using the Menus Using the Menus In mode, many of the camera’ s functions can be adjusted from the menu f or general settings, which opens after pr essing the MENU button. Y ou can also re gister frequently used menu settings in a customized submenu (My Menu) for easy acce ss.
Using the Menus 32 5 Push the joystick right or press SET . • The orange selection frame will appear on a setting option. • Press the CANCEL button to r etur n to the pre vious submenu . 6 Push the joystick up/down or turn the SELECT dial to select the des ired setting op tion and then press SET .
33 Using the Menus Removing Menu Settings 1 Open the My Menu [Delete] scr een. [ ¥ My Menu ] > [Edit] > [Delete] 2 Push the joystick up/down or tur n th e SELECT dial to select the se tting you want to re move and then press SET . 3 Select [OK] and then press SET twice.
Preparing the Camera 34 Pr eparing the Camera This section outlines the basic pr epar ations for the camera such as attach ing a lens and att aching the modular units to the camera: monitor unit, handle unit, eye cup, etc. This section also covers how to adjust the v iewfinder and LCD screen.
35 Preparing t he Camera 2 Attaching an EF Lens 1 Set the Q switch to OFF . 2 T ur n the mount handle clockwise unt il it stops. 3 Remove the bo dy cap fr om the cam era and a ny dust caps from the lens. 4 Align the lens and mount making sur e that the index marks ar e aligned.
Preparing the Camera 36 2 Peripheral Illuminati on Correction Depending on the characteristics of th e lens used, the image ar ound the corn ers of the pictur e may seem darker due to light fall-o ff or periphe ral illumination dr op.
37 Preparing t he Camera 3 Attaching a PL Lens 1 Hold a bayonet ring handle and tur n the bayonet ring counter - clockwise to r emove the body cap and remov e any dust caps from the lens. 2 Attach the lens to the camera aligni ng a gr oove on th e lens with the PL lens index pin on the mount.
Preparing the Camera 38 Using the Viewfinder Adjusting the Viewfinder ’s Position 1 Gently pull out the viewfinder un til it stops. 2 Adjust the viewfinder’ s angle as necessary .
39 Preparing t he Camera Attaching the Viewfin der Cap Pointing the viewfinder l ens at the sun or other strong light sources may cause damage to internal co mponents. When yo u are not using the viewfinder , make sur e to a ttach the viewfinder c ap to the viewfinder .
Preparing the Camera 40 Adjusting the Viewfinder/LCD Screen Y ou can adjust the brightness, contra st, color , sharpness, and backlight of the viewfinder and LCD screen independently of each other . These adjustments will not af fect your recor dings.
41 Preparing t he Camera Using a T ripod with 0.64 cm (1/4 in.) Mounting Screws T o use a tripod with 0.64 cm (1/4 in.) mo unting screws, first attach the supplied tripod adapter base to the camera and then attach the tripod to the adapter base. 1 Remove the or iginal TB-1 tripod base from the camera .
Preparing the Camera 42 Removing and Atta ching the T erminal Cove rs Y ou can remove the plastic co vers of the follow ing terminals and SD card slot to access them mor e read ily . For in format ion o n remov ing th e MON ./3G -SDI termin al co ver , ref er to Connecting to a 4 K- or 2K-Com patible External Recorder ( A 43).
43 Connecting to a 4K- or 2K-Compatib le External Recorder Connecting to a 4K- or 2K-Compatible External Recor d er When you use this camera to make 4K or 2K r ecordings , you must connect the camera to an external recor der* using the 3G-S DI terminals.
Connecting to a 4K- or 2K-Compatible Exte rnal Recorder 44 Video signal output f rom the 3G-SDI t erminals The following summar izes the video sig nal output from th e 3G-SDI terminals for general shooting situations. The figures in parentheses apply to 2K m ode.
45 Preparing Re cording Media Pr eparing Recording Media The camera recor ds MXF clips to 1 CompactFlash (CF) cards and photos* to . SD and / SDHC me mory cards. T he camera is equipped with two CF car d slots. Initialize r ecordin g media ( A 47) when y ou use them with this camera for the first time.
Preparing Reco rding Media 46 Removing a CF car d 1 Wait un til the ac cess ind icator f or the ca rd slot wit h the CF ca rd t o be rem ov ed i s off . 2 S li de the CF car d slot cover switch in the dir ection of the arr ow . • The CF car d slot co ver will open up ward (slot A) or dow nward (slot B).
47 Preparing Re cording Media • If you set the [ w Other F unctions] > [Media Access LED] function to [Off], the acc ess indicators will not illuminate. Initializing t he Recording Media The first time you use any recor ding media with this cam era, initialize it first.
Preparing Reco rding Media 48 Switchin g Between the CF Car d Slots The camera featur es two CF card slots, CF 2 (CF ca rd slot A) and CF 3 (CF car d slot B). If both slots contain a CF card, you can switch between them as necessary . Pre ss t he SLOT SELE CT but ton.
49 Preparing Re cording Media • If a CF card become s full during dou ble slot r ecordin g, recor ding on both cards will stop. On the other hand, if an err or occurs with on e of the car ds, recor ding will c ontinue on the oth er card . • Double slot r ecording cannot be used with rela y r ecord ing or slow & f ast motion r ecordi ng.
Adjusting the Black Balance 50 Adjusting the Black Balance Y ou can have the camera adjust the black balance automatically when ambi ent temperatur e changes considerably or if there is a noticeable change in a true black video signal. 1 Ope n the [ABB] screen.
51 Remote Operati on Via the Wi-Fi Remote Applicat ion Remote Operation Via the Wi-Fi Remote Applic ation Y ou can attach an optional WF T - E6 Wireless F ile T ransmitter to the camera and operate th.
Remote Op eration Via t he Wi-Fi Remote Applic ation 52 C OP Y.
3 53 Recording Recor ding Video This section explains the recor ding basics. Befor e you use an external r ecorder , make sur e it is operating corr ectly . Before you begin r ecor ding on a CF card, m ake a test recor ding first to check if the camera is o perating corr ectly .
Recordin g Video 54 3 S elect [ 4K], [2K] or [MXF ] and the n press SET . • The system priority changes to the selected menu item . Hereafter , each mode will be referr ed to in this manu al as “4K mode”, “2K mode” and “MXF mode”, r espectively .
55 Recording V ideo Recording op eration Ti me co de Locking the Co ntrols in Recording Mode Once in mode, you can set the Q switch to C (key lock) to lock all the physical co ntrols (b uttons and switches) o n the camera*, save for the ST ART/STOP button.
Recordin g Video 56 IMPORT ANT • Observe the following pre cautions while the CF 2 or CF 3 access in dicator is illuminated in red. Failur e to do so may result in per manent data loss. - Do not o pen the CF card slot c over of the CF car d slot being accessed and remove the CF car d.
57 Recording V ideo Onscr een Di splays Refer to this section for an explanat ion of the vari ous screen displays tha t appear in mode. Y ou can use the custom display function ( A 123 ) to turn off in dividual onscr een displays if they are not r equired.
Recordin g Video 58 1 CF ca r d st atus/a vailabl e recording time • The following indicates the C F card status. 2 / 3 Can r ecord on CF car d 4 / 5 No CF car d or canno t recor d on CF c ard The CF car d selected for r eco rding is indicated w ith a Ð mark.
59 Recording V ideo Rear Panel Displays Y ou can check the following information on th e rear panel. This allows you to easily adjust m ain camera functions like the shutter speed, white bal ance and ISO speed/gain even when the monitor unit is not attached to the camera without havi ng to use the viewfinder .
Recordin g Video 60 Canon Log Gamma and CINEMA Preset The Canon Log gamma setting makes fu ll use of the newly deve loped image sensor to of fer spectacular dynamic range. When you record clips on a n exte rnal recorder in 4K and 2K m odes, the camera a pplies Canon Log gamma to vid eo output from the 3G-SDI termin als and MON.
61 Recording V ideo Using the Inter nal Cooling Fan During mode, the camera uses an internal cooling fan that is always on by d efault to reduce the camera’ s internal heat. Alter natively , you can set the c ooling fan to activa te when the camcorder ’ s inter nal temper ature reaches a predetermined leve l.
Video Configuration: Type of R eco rding, Resolution and Frame Rate 62 Video Configura tion: T ype of Reco rding, Resolution and Frame Rate Befo re you shoo t, select the ty pe of r ecording, resolut ion (frame size), frame rate and other settings that best match your cr eative needs.
63 Video Conf iguration: Type of Recor ding, Resoluti on and Frame Rate 2 Select the desir ed recor ding mode and then pr ess SET . Available recording modes by system priority NOTES • During slow & fast motion recor ding, when you want to set the shooting frame rate to 1 to 60P (for 59.
Video Configuration: Type of R eco rding, Resolution and Frame Rate 64 Selecting the Frame Rate This procedur e is not necessary fo r 24.00 Hz r ecord ings because the frame rate will autom atically be set to [24 .00P]. 1 Open the [Fr ame Rate] submenu.
65 Video Conf iguration: Type of Recor ding, Resoluti on and Frame Rate Selecting the Resizing Method When Converting to HD Video When conver ting 4K or 2K image data with a resolution of 4096x2160, 4.
Video Configuration: Type of R eco rding, Resolution and Frame Rate 66 Selecting the Sy stem Frequency 1 Open the [Sy stem Fr equenc y] submenu. [ 4 K / 2 K / M X F S e t u p ] > [System Frequency] 2 Select a desired option and then pr ess SET . • The camera will r estart in the selected mode.
67 Changing Main Camera Functions with the FUNC. Button Changing Main Camera Functions with the FUNC. Button Y ou can adjust three main camera functions –shutte r speed, white balance and ISO speed/g ain– using the FUNC. button (direct setting mode).
Shutter Sp eed 68 Shutter Speed Set the shutter speed based on the reco rding conditions . For example, you may want to set slower shutter speeds in darker envir onments. The camera of fers the fol lowing 5 mode s. [Speed]: Allows you t o set the shutter speed (in fractions of a second).
69 Shutter Speed Changing the Shut ter Speed Mode and V alue 1 Open the shutter [Mode] submenu. [ ~ Cam era Se tup] > [Shu tter] > [Mode] 2 Select the desir ed mode and then pr ess SET . • If you selected [Speed] you can se lect the increm ent scale to use when adjusting the shutter speed ; ot herwise, skip to step 5.
Shutter Sp eed 70 NOTES • When rec ording under artificial l ight sources such as fluor escent, mercury or halogen lamp s, the scree n may flicker depending on the shutter speed. T o avoid the fl ic ker , set the shut ter speed mode to [Speed] and set the shutter speed to 1/50* o r 1/100 (or an eq uivalent shutter speed in angle mode).
71 ISO Speed/ Gain ISO S peed/Gai n Depending on the shooting conditions you may want to adjust the brightness o f the image. Y ou can do so by changing the ISO speed or gain value to adjust the sensitiv ity of the sensor .
ISO Spee d/Gai n 72 Using the Contr ol Dial Y ou can adjust the valu e of the ISO speed or gain using the contr ol dial on the camera. Y ou will need to s et the contr ol dial’ s function to [ ISO/Gain] in ad vance. Assigning ISO Speed/Gain Control to the Contr ol Dial 1 Open the [Control Dial] submenu.
73 ND Filter ND Filter Using the ND f ilters allows you keep the apertur e within an appropriate range when r ecor ding in bright su rroundin gs*. * Closin g down the a pertur e wh en r ecord ing under brig ht con ditions ma y cause the pictu r e t o appear soft or out of focus.
2 Adjusting the Aperture 74 2 Adjusting the Aperture Y ou can affect the bri ghtness of your recor dings or ch ange the depth of field by adjusting the aperture. For example, use a small apertur e value for a shallow depth of f ield that isolates the subject in focus and nicely blurs the backgro und.
75 2 Adjusting the Aperture 1 Press the current aper ture value on the Wi-Fi Remote sc r een . 2 Select the desir ed ap ertur e val ue fr om the li st. • Y ou may need to scr oll up/down to see all the available values. • Alternatively , you can press I RIS [+] to open the aper tur e or IRIS [-] to close the aperture in 1/8 -stop increm ents.
White Balance 76 Whit e Balance The camera uses an ele ctronic white balance pr ocess to c alibrate the picture and en sure accurate colors under differ ent lighting conditions.
77 White Balance 3 Push the joystic k up/down or tur n the SELECT dial to chan ge the adjust ment value and then press SET . • The selected adju stment value will be set and th e camera will exit the dir ect setting mode. • On th e screen: The selec ted adjustment value wil l a ppear next to the white balance icon.
White Balance 78 • The selected value will be displayed on the Wi-Fi Remote scr een and will be applied on the camera. If you selecte d Å A or Å B: 3 P oint the camera a t a whit e object so that i t fills t he whole screen. • Use the same light ing conditions yo u plan to use when r ecor ding.
79 Adjusting the Focus Adjusting the Focus The camera does not have automatic focus control and fo cusing is done manually using the focus ring on the attached lens. Never theless, the camera of fers focus assi stance functions to help you adjust the focus more accurately .
Adjusting the Focus 80 NOTES • If the focus mode sw itch on the EF lens is set to M F , you w ill not be able contr ol the focus thr ough remo te operation. Depending on the lens used, remote operatio n may not work co rrectly . • If you operate the zoom after focusing, the focus on the su bject may be lost.
81 Adjusting the Focus Press the MAGN. butto n. • ^ appears at the lowe r center of the screen and the cen ter of the picture is magnified approximately 2 times*. • Press the button again to cancel the magnification. * The magn ificati on that appears on the LCD screen, vie wfinder screen an d exte rnal m onitor is different.
Onscr een Markers and Zebra Pa tterns 82 Onscr een Markers and Zebra Patterns Using onscr een markers allows you to make sur e your su bject is correctly f ramed an d is within the appr opriate safe area. The z ebra patterns help you identify ar eas that are ove rexposed.
83 Onscr een Markers and Zebra Pa tterns NOTES • Y ou can turn off all onscreen displa ys exc ept for the onscreen m arkers ( A 57). • If you set an assignable button to [Markers] ( A 111), you can pr ess the button to tur n the onscreen markers on an d off.
Setting the Time Code 84 Setting the Time Code While recor ding, the cam era can generate a time code sig n al and embed it in your recor dings. Y ou can have the camera output the time code signal fr om the 3G-SDI te rminals, MON. ter minals, HD/SD SDI terminal or TIME CODE term inal ( A 91).
85 Setting the Time Code Setting the T ime Code’s Ini tial V alue If you set the time code mode to [Pr e set], you can set the initial v alue of the time code. 1 Open the time code [Setting] submenu. [ ¤ TC/UB Setup] > [Time Code] > [Setting] 2 Select [Set] and then pr ess SET .
Setting the Time Code 86 About the T ime Code Display An icon may appear next to the tim e code depend ing on the operation. Refer to the following table. NOTES • When the fra me rate is 23.98P or 24.0 0P , the frames valu e in the time code runs fr om 0 to 23.
87 Setting the Us er Bit Setting the Us er Bit The user bit displa y can be selected fr om the date or the time of recor ding, or an identification co de consisting of 8 characters in the hexadecimal system. Ther e are si xteen possible characters: the number s 0 to 9 and t he lette rs A to F .
Synchronizing with an External Device 88 Synchr onizing with an External Device Using genlock syn chr onization, you can synchr oniz e this camera’ s video signal to that of an external video device. Similarly , using an external time code signa l, you can synchr onize this camera’ s time code to the external signal.
89 Synchronizing with an External Device Time Code Signal Input An external SMPTE-standard L TC timing signal r eceived fr om the TIME CODE terminal will be recor ded as the time code. The user bit of the external timing signal can also be recorded. Befor e connecting the device, set the TIME CODE terminal to input.
Synchronizing with an External Device 90 Refer ence Video Signal Output Y ou can output the camera’ s video signal as a refer ence sy nc signal (analo g blackburst or tri-level signal) through the SYNC OUT terminal to synchronize an e xternal device to this camera.
91 Synchronizing with an External Device 1 Y ou can use the [ ¤ TC/UB Setup ] > [Time Code] > [24P TC/Sync] settin g to select [Normal] or [XF Legac y]. 2 Y ou can switch bet ween th e P and PsF se tting fo r output . Time Code Signal Output The time c ode will be output fr om the TIME CODE ter minal as an SMPTE-standard L TC timing signal.
Recording Audio 92 Rec or ding A udi o The camera featur es two-channel linear PCM audio reco r ding and playback with a sampling frequency of 48 kHz. Y o u can recor d audio using commerci ally availa ble m icrophones (XLR terminal, MIC terminal) or line input (XLR terminal).
93 Record ing A udio Selecting the Audio I nput from the XLR T erminals Using the XLR terminals CH1 and CH2, you can recor d audio independently to the two audio channels from a microphone o r analog audio input source. No te that th e camera’ s MIC terminal is given prio rity over the XLR terminals.
Recording Audio 94 Adjus ting the Audio Level fr om the XLR T erminals Y ou can set the audio recor ding level for audio input from the XLR terminals to auto or manual for each channel. Automatic Audio Level Adjustm ent Set the ã switc h of the desir ed channel to A (automatic) to let the camera automatically adjust that channel’ s audio level.
95 Record ing A udio Adjust ing the Mi crophone’ s Sensitiv ity Y ou can adjust the micro phone’ s sensitivity if the XL R terminal switch is set to MIC or MIC+48V .
Recording Audio 96 Activating t he Microphone ’s Att enuator If the audio level is too high and the sound sounds distorted, activate the micr op hone atte nuato r (2 0 dB) . 1 Open the [MIC Att.] submenu. [ ¡ Audio Setup] > [Aud io In put ] > [MIC Att.
97 Using Metadata Using Metadata The camera automaticall y adds metadata to MXF clips, which ar e recor ded on a CF car d. Y ou can use the supplied Cano n XF Utility software to check and search for specific metadata. Y ou can also create and transfer a user memo remotely us ing the Wi-Fi Remote application ( A 51).
Using Metadata 98 Setting a U ser Memo Usin g Wi-Fi Remo te After completing the necessary pr eparations ( A 51) you create a user memo prof ile and transfer it to the camera fr om a W i-F i-enabled device using the Wi-Fi Remo te application.
99 Color Bars/A udio Reference Signal Color Bars/Audio Refere nce Signal Y ou can have the camera g enerate and reco rd color bars and/or a 1 kHz audio r eference sig nal and output them fro m the 3G-SDI terminals 1 , MON. term inals 1 , HD/SD SDI te rminal, HDMI O UT terminal, SYNC O UT term inal 2 and × (headphone) terminal 1 .
Video Scopes 100 Video Scopes The camera can display a simplified wavefor m monitor or vec torscope. It can also display a n edge monitor* to help you focus. The video scopes appear only on the LCD scr een. They do not appear in the viewfinder or on an external monitor .
101 Video Scope s Config uring th e V ecto rscope The camera’ s vectorscope fu nction off e rs 2 modes. Y ou can also change the gain. 1 Open the [ V ectors cope] s ubmen u. [ w Other Function s] > [WFM (LCD)] > [V ectorscope] 2 Select th e desir ed optio n and t hen pr ess S ET .
Adding Marks while Recording MXF Clips 102 Adding Marks wh ile Recording MXF Clips When recor ding on a CF car d, you can flag an impo rtant shot in a clip by adding a “shot mark” ( ! ). There are two types of shot marks, shot mark 1 ( " ) and s hot mark 2 ( # ), and you can add either or both types to a single clip.
103 Adding Marks while Recording MXF Clip s NOTES • Ther e may be up to a 0.5 second del ay from when you pr ess the button to when the camera adds the shot mark. When u sing the Wi-Fi Remote application, the delay may be long er depending on th e conditions of the wir eless signal.
Reviewing an MXF Clip 104 Reviewing an MXF Clip When the camera is in mode, you can review the last clip that was recor ded on a CF car d. 1 O pen th e [Rec Rev iew] sub menu to s et the revi ew lengt h. [ w Other Functions] > [Rec Review] 2 S elect th e desired op tion and t hen press SET .
105 Special Re cording Modes Special Recording Modes The camera featur es 4 special r ecording modes. Interval reco rding ([Interval Rec]): A pre-defined number of frames at a pre- defined interval will be r ecorded automatically . This mode is suitable for r ecording subje cts with little moveme nt, such as natural surr oundings o r plants.
Special Reco rding Modes 106 Acti vating Int erval Recordi ng Mode and R ecording 1 Open the [Special Rec] submenu. [ 4 K / 2 K / M X F S e t u p ] > [Special Rec] 2 Select [Interval Rec] and then press SET . •[ I N T S T B Y ` ] (during 4K and 2K modes) or [INT STBY] (during MXF mode) appears at the top of the sc reen (with [INT] flashing).
107 Special Re cording Modes Conf igurin g Frame R ecordi ng Mode 1 Open the [Rec Frames] submenu. [ 4 K / 2 K / M X F S e t u p ] > [Frame Rec] > [Rec Frames] 2 Select the desir ed number of fram es and then press SET . Numb er of Frames Reco rded Activati ng Frame Recordi ng Mode an d Recordi ng 1 Open the [Special Rec] submenu.
Special Reco rding Modes 108 Slow & Fast Mo tion Mode When you set the the frame ra te to a pro gressive frame rate ( A 62), the camera ca n recor d with a frame rate (shooting frame rate) that is dif ferent fr om the playback f rame rate.
109 Special Re cording Modes 3 Press the ST ART/STOP button to begin r ecording. • The tally lamp illuminates. • [S&F] changes to [ Ü S&F ] while re cordin g. 4 Press the ST ART/STOP button again to stop recor ding. • A clip is r ecorded at the set frame rate.
Special Reco rding Modes 110 Pre-r ecordin g M ode When pre- recor ding mode is activ ated, the camera starts r ecording continuously into a temporary m emo ry of approximately 3 seconds so when you press the ST AR T/STOP butto n, the clip will contain also approxim ately 3 seconds of video and a udio recor ded before you pressed the button.
4 111 Customization Assignable Buttons The camera allow s you to assign various functions to 1 5 buttons* . By a ssigning of ten-used functions, you can quickly access them with a single pr ess of a button. Some assignable buttons are located on the monitor unit so their availa bility depends on the camera c onfiguration used.
Assignab le Buttons 112 NOTES • Y ou can check the two [Assign Button] status scr eens ( A 179) to see what functions are set f or the assignable buttons.
113 Assignable Buttons * Fun ction can be used o nly by assi gning it to a butto n. [FUNC. Shutter] Enters the direct setting mode with the s hutter speed highlighted and ready to be adjusted. Ü – 69 [FUNC. ISO/Gain] Enters the dire ct setting mode with the ISO speed or gain value hi ghlighted and ready to be adjus ted.
Cu stom P ictur e Set tings 114 Custom Pictur e Settings Y ou can preset a number of pictur e-related settings ( A 117) for cli ps recor ded on a CF car d or video output from the various terminals (except the 3G -SDI terminals and MON.
115 Custom Picture Settings 3 Change the setting to the desired l evel and then pre ss SET . •R e f e r t o Av ailable Custom Picture Settings ( A 117) for details on the various settings.
Cu stom P ictur e Set tings 116 Copying a File from the Camera to an SD Card 1 After selecting a file in th e camera, open the [Copy T o * ] submenu. [ +/ T ransfer File] > [Copy T o * ] 2 Select the file slot on the SD card und er which to sav e the file and then press SET .
117 Custom Picture Settings NOTES • Y ou can also copy a custom pictur e file embedded in an M XF clip to the camera ( A 136). Embedding Custom Pictur e Settings in a Recording By de fault , when yo.
Cu stom P ictur e Set tings 118 [Bla ck] Controls the black lev el and color cast of bla cks. [Master P edestal] The master pedesta l increases or decr eases the black level. Higher settings will make dark area s brighter but decrease co ntrast. This setting can be ad justed f rom -5 0 to 50.
119 Custom Picture Settings [Enable]: Activates/deactivates the setting. (Default: [Of f]) [Level]: Specifies how saturated colors ar e in dark ar ea s. This setting can be adjusted f rom -50 to 50. (Default: ±0) [Kne e] Cont rols th e up per pa rt of t he ga mma cu rve ( high lig hts of the i mage) .
Cu stom P ictur e Set tings 120 [Select]: In addition to the sharpne ss set by [Level], [Select] sets the sharpness for areas w ith higher frequencies. Hig her values apply mor e sharpness to ar eas with higher frequencies. Use this for subjects in which norm al sharpening is not effective.
121 Custom Picture Settings [ Select ]: Available optio ns are [Norm al 1] to [Norma l 4], [Cine 1] and [Cine 2], [Canon Log ] and [EOS Std.]. Generally , this is the same setting as [Gamma]. Af ter selecting an option, yo u can make more precise adjustments.
Cu stom P ictur e Set tings 122 [Other Functio ns] [Setup Level]: Adjusts the black level set by the [Black] and [Master Pedestal] settings. [Level]: Determines the amou nt of adjustment to be m ade.
123 Customizing Functions and Onscreen Disp lays Customizing Functions and Onscreen Displays Customize the camera to match your sh ooting style and needs. Use the [ w Other F unctions] > [Cu stom Function] setting to adjust how some of the camera’ s controls and fu nctions operate in mode.
Customizing F unctions and Onscreen Di splays 124 1 Open the [Custom Display 1] or [Custom Dis play 2] submenu. [ £ LCD/ VF S etup ] > [Custom Display 1] or [Custom Display 2] 2 Select the desir ed onscr een display . 3 Change the setting option and then pr ess SET .
125 Saving and Loading Camera Settings Saving and Loading Camera Settings After you adjust custom picture settings and settings in the various menus, you can save those settings on an SD card. Y ou can load those settings at a later date or on ano ther C500 or C500 PL camera so that you can use that camera in that same e xact way .
Saving and Lo ading Camera Settings 126 C OP Y.
5 127 Playback Playing Back MXF Clips This section explains how to play back clips r ecorded o n a CF card . For details on playing back clips u sing an external monitor , refer to Connecting to an External Monitor ( A 144). For details on viewing ph otos on the S D card, r efer to Viewing Ph otos ( A 161).
Playing Back MXF Clips 128 * When p laying ba ck cl ips that were reco rded using sl ow & fast motion mode, th e shootin g frame ra te and pl ayback fr ame rate will both be displayed. v Switching Between the CF Card Slots If both CF card slots contain a CF car d, you can switch betw een them as necessary .
129 Playing Back MXF Clips • Playback will start from the clip selected and continue until the end of the last cli p in the index screen. When the last frame of the l ast clip is re ached, playback will be paused. • Press the Ò button again or press SET to pause/r esume the playback.
Playing Back MXF Clips 130 Playback Controls When you play back a cli p, operate the buttons on camera ’ s body or on the monitor unit or use the joystick and joystick guide t o use fast playback, play back f rame-by-frame or ski p clips. Refer to the followin g table.
131 Playing Back MXF Clips Audio Output During playback , audio will be available through the × (headphone) terminal. Y ou can adjust the headphone volum e with the [ ¡ Audio Setup] > [Audio Out put] > [Headphone V o lume] setting. The audio signal will also be output through the HD/SD SDI terminal and the HDMI OUT terminal.
MXF Clip Operations 132 MXF Clip Operations Besides playing back a c lip, you can perform other operat ions such as deleting a clip or displaying clip inform ation. This is done through the clip menu, whic h contains different functions depending on the index scree n.
133 MXF Clip Operations • The fu ncti on is enab led. For s ome funct ion s, fu rthe r actio n may be required. Follo w the onscreen dir ections. • Press the CANCEL button instead to return to the clip index scr een. IMPORT ANT • Observe the fol lowing precautio ns while the CF 2 or CF 3 access indicator is illuminated in red.
MXF Clip Operations 134 Displaying Custom Pictur e Settings When displaying the [Clip I nfo] screen of a clip that has a custom picture file recor ded with it, push the joystick down or turn the SE LECT dial down to display the first o f three scr eens with the clip’ s custom picture settings ([ / Data 1/3] scr een).
135 MXF Clip Operations Deleti ng $ Marks from All Cl ips 1 Op en th e [D elete All $ Marks] submenu. [ w Other Function s] > [Delete All $ Mar ks] 2 Select [OK] and then press SET . • All $ mark s from clip s on the selected CF car d will be deleted.
MXF Clip Operations 136 NOTES • Y ou cannot copy a clip if eith er CF card slo t cover is open. • If a clip is being copied to a car d that already has a cl ip with the same nu mber (the last 4 digits in the clip name), then the copied clip will be renamed wi th the following number .
137 MXF Clip Operations •T h e [ / Data 1/3] screen appear s with the orange selection frame indicating a custom picture file slot in the camera. • Alternatively , you can press the CU STOM PICTURE button. • Y ou can push the joystick up/down or turn the SELECT dial to display the [ / Data 2/3] and [ / Da ta 3/3] screens.
MXF Clip Operations 138 Displaying a Frame I ndex Screen of a Single Clip Y ou can display an index screen of a single clip brok en down as frames at fixed intervals. This is useful when you have a long clip or wish to play back a clip from a certain point.
139 MXF Clip Operations 3 Select [Add Shot Mark 1 ] or [Add Shot Mark 2] and then press SET . • The clip information scr een appears and it pr ompts you to confirm the oper ation.
MXF Clip Operations 140 C OP Y.
6 141 External Conn ections Video Output Configuration The video signal output from the MON. terminals, HD/SD SDI term inal, HDMI OUT term inal and SYNC O UT terminal depend s on the clip’ s video configuration, th e capability of the external monitor (f or video output fr om the HDMI OUT terminal) and on various menu settings.
Video Output Configuratio n 142 1 The r esoluti on will be set to 19 20x1080. Wh en [ 4K/2K/MX F Setup] > [4K (4096/38 40)] or [2K ( 2048/1920 )] > [Res olutio n] is set t o [4096x2160 ], [4096x10 80] or [2048x 1080], you c an select 2048 x1080 or 192 0x1080 for th e output ( A 145 ).
143 Video Output Configuration Video Output Configuration for MXF Mode Refer to the follow ing table for the video ou tput configur ation fr om each terminal duri ng r ecor ding and playback. 1 Dependi ng on the sign al, you ca n switch between th e P and PsF set ting ( A 145 ) for o utput.
Connecting to an E xternal Monitor 144 Connecting to an External Monitor When you connect the camera to an external monitor for recor ding or playback, use th e terminal on camera that matches the one you wish to use on the monitor . Th en, select the vi deo signal output configuration ( A 141).
145 Connecting to an External Monitor Using the MON. 1 and MON . 2 T erminals During 4K a nd 2K modes, the camera can output vi deo fr om the MON. 1 and MON. 2 t erminals (MON. terminals). The signal that is output from the MON. terminals also incl udes audio, tim e code, metadata and clip name information.
Connecting to an E xternal Monitor 146 Options NOTES • For [Letterbox], because the c amera uses a simple co nversion pr ocess verti cally , diagonal lines m ay appear jagged. • For MON . terminal output during 4K mo de, because the cam era uses a simple conversio n process, color shifting may be visible.
147 Connecting to an External Monitor Using the HD/SD SDI T e rminal The digital signal output fro m the HD/SD SDI ter minal i ncludes the video signal, audio signal and tim e code signal. If necessar y , perform the following pr ocedure to change the output to HD or SD*.
Connecting to an E xternal Monitor 148 • If you selected [HD-Y] (HD component video, lumina nce sig nal), no more settings are necessary . I f yo u selected [Composite] (SD analog co mposite signal), you can sel ect the SD resizing method w ith the following pr ocedure.
149 Connecting to an External Monitor Superimposing Onscr een Di s plays to Appear on an Exter nal Monit or Y ou can choose t o superi mpose onscreen display s on the vide o output fro m the HD/SD SDI terminal, HDMI OUT terminal or SYNC OU T terminal.
Developing RAW C lips 150 Developing RAW Clips Use the Cinema RAW Development software to de velop RAW clips r ecorded o n an external record er connected to the camera’ s 3G-SDI terminals. Af ter yo u develo p the clips and export them to a full-quality standard file type such as DPX, they will be re ady for color g rading.
151 Developing RAW Clips Installing an d Uninstalling Cin ema RAW Development (Mac OS) Installing Cinema RA W Development 1 Double-click cr dm-** ***.dmg.gz , the file that yo u down loaded fr om the Canon Web site, to decompress it. •T h e f i l e crdm-* ****.
Saving MXF Clips to a Computer 152 Saving MXF Clips to a Computer Use the softwar e on the supplied Canon XF Utilities CD-ROM to transfer MXF clips recor ded on a CF c ard to a computer to save them.
153 Saving MXF Clips to a Computer Apple’ s NLE softwar e plugins Refer to the fo llowing for the r equired applicatio ns. Refer to the applica tion’ s official home pag e for the application’ s system require ments. NOTES • Even if your co mputer meets the system requir emen ts, pr oper operation of the sof tware c annot be guaranteed.
Saving MXF Clips to a Computer 154 4 Select an installation method and then click OK . • If you select ed the Easy Installation inst allati on met hod, skip to step 7. 5 Select the software to install and the destination folde r . Then, click Next .
155 Saving MXF Clips to a Computer Uninst alling Ca non XF Plu gin for A vid Medi a Access or Ca non XF Plu gin 64 for A vid Me dia Access 1 In the Control Panel, open Progra ms and Fea tures * (W indows Vista/Windows 7) or Add or Rem ove Programs (Windows XP) .
Saving MXF Clips to a Computer 156 4 Click Install . 5 Select the installation method and then click Next . 6 Read the license agreem ent and click Agree . • If you do not select Agr ee , you cannot install the software. • If you select ed the Easy Installation inst allati on met hod, skip to step 8.
157 Saving MXF Clips to a Computer 8C l i c k Next to begin the installation. • When the installation h as completed, Installation has finished. app ears. 9C l i c k Fini sh and then r emove the CD -ROM from the computer . Uninstall ing the Software 1F r o m Applications , open Canon Uti lities .
Saving MXF Clips to a Computer 158 2M o v e Canon XF Plugin for A vid Media Acce ss or Canon XF Plugin 64 for Avid Media Access to Tr a s h . Viewing the S oftwar e Instruction Manuals For details on using the softwa re, r e fer to the instruction manual (PDF fi le) of each module .
7 159 Photos T aking Photos Y o u c a n t ak e p ho to s wh en th e ca me ra i s i n m od e or you can capture a photo fr om an MXF clip when the camera is in mode. Phot os are saved onto the SD card. In mode, pho to size is 1920x1 080*. In mode, photo size depends on the r eso lution setting of the clip that the phot o is captured fr om.
Taking Photos 160 IMPORT ANT • Observe the following pr ecautions while the SD card access indicator is flashing. Failure to do so may result in permanent data loss. - Do not disconnect the powe r source o r tur n of f the camera. - Do not remove the SD card.
161 Photo Playback Photo Playback Y ou can view the photos that you took with the camera. Displaying th e [Photos] Index Scr een Display the [Photos] index scr een to view photos. 1 Set the Q switch to MEDIA. • The camera switches to mode and the clip index scr een appears.
Photo Ope rations 162 Photo Operations Y ou can use the photo menu to delete a photo, pr otect or unprotect a phot o, or copy a custom picture file embedded in a photo. Y ou can displa y the photo me nu from the [Photos] index scr een or photo playback screen.
163 Photo Operations Deleting All P hotos 1 Display the [Photos] index scr een or a photo ( A 161). 2 Open the [Delete All Photos] submenu. [ w Other Function s] > [Delete All Photos] 3 Select [OK] and then press SET . • All of the photos o n the SD card, e xcept for pro tected ones, will be deleted.
Photo Ope rations 164 IMPORT ANT • Initializing an SD card w ill permanently erase all th e data it contains, inclu ding pro tected photos and custom picture files. Copying Custom Pictur e Files Y ou can copy to the ca mera a custom pictur e file embedde d in a photo.
165 Photo Operations Photo Numbering Photos are automatically assigned consec utive numbers from 0 101 to 9900, and stor ed on the SD car d in folders co ntaining up to 100 photos. Folders ar e number ed from 101 to 998 . Y ou can select the photo numbering metho d to be used.
Photo Ope rations 166 C OP Y.
8 167 Additional Information Menu Options For details about ho w to select an item, r efer to Using the Menu s ( A 31). For details about each function, see the refer ence page. Menu items without a r eference page ar e explained after the tables. Setting options in boldface indicate default val ues.
Menu Options 168 [4K (4096/3840)] [Mo de] 2 [RAW] , [HRAW] 62 [Res olution ] 2 When [Mo de] is set to [R AW]: [4096x2160] , [3840x2160] When [Mo de] is set to [HRAW]: [4096x1080] , [3840x1080] 63 [Frame Ra te] 2 For 59.94 Hz rec ordings: [59.94P], [29.
169 Menu Options [S&F Frame R ate] During 4K mode whe n [Mode] is set to [RAW], or 2K mo de when [Mode] i s set to [ 12-b it] or [ 10-bit]: For 59.
Menu Options 170 1 The def ault value depends on th e country /regi on or purc hase. 2 Ava ilable during 4K mode only . 3 Ava ilable during 2K mode only . 4 Avail able options depend on the system priority and system frequency settings. 5 Ava ilable during MXF mode only .
171 Menu Options [ ¡ Audio Set up] menu * Not ava ilable in the [Phot os] index s creen. [ £ LCD/V F Setup] me nu Menu item Submenu Setting optio ns A [Audio Inpu t] [XLR Rec Cha nnel] [CH1] , [C H1/C H2] Ü – 93 [XLR1 Mic T rimming] [+12 d B], [+6 dB], [0 dB] , [- 6 dB], [-12 dB] Ü – 95 [XLR2 Mic T rimming] [XLR1 Mic A tt.
Menu Options 172 [Zeb ra] 1 [On], [Off] Ü – 83 [Selec t] 1 [Ze bra 1] , [Zeb ra 2], [Zebra 1&2] Ü – [Zebra 1 Level] 1 [70 ± 5%] , [75 ±5 %], [80 ±5%], [85 ±5%], [90 ±5%] , [95 ±5%] Ü .
173 Menu Options 1 Settin g appl ies als o to th e MON . 1 term inal ou tput. 2 Not avail able in th e [Photos] index scr een or phot o playback s creen.
Menu Options 174 [Bit R ate]: Displays th e bit rate when set to [On]. [Resol utio n]: Displays the resolution when set to [On]. [Frame Rate]: Displays the frame rate when set to [On]. [Character Re c]: Displays the character recor ding war nin g icon ( S ) when set to [On], i ndicating that the onscree n displays will be r ecord ed on the clip.
175 Menu Options [ w Other Fu nctions] men u Menu item Submenu Setti ng optio ns A [Reset] [ All Settings] [Cancel] , [OK] Ü Ü – [Camer a Settings ] [Can cel] , [OK] Ü – [Assignable Butt ons] [.
Menu Options 176 1 Not avai lable in the [Pho tos] index scre en or photo playbac k screen. 2 The def ault value depends on th e country /regi on or purc hase. 3 Setting options fo r [Assign Button]: [( NONE)], [PEAKING], [ZE BRA], [WFM], [EDGE MON.] , [MAGN.
177 Menu Options [ ¥ My Menu] ( mode only) Menu item Submenu Se tting opt ions A [Edit] [Register ] [Cancel] , [OK] 32 [Move] [Cancel] , [OK] [De lete] [Cancel] , [OK] [Res et All] [Cancel] , [OK] C .
Displayi ng the Status Screens 178 Displaying the S tatus Scr eens Y ou can use the status scr eens to check the camera’ s va rious recor ding- and playback-related settings. Y ou can also output the status scr eens on an exter nal monitor . 1 P r ess the ST A TUS button.
179 Displaying the Stat us Screens [Camera] Status Screen ( m o d e o n l y ) [Assign Butt on 1/2], [Assign Button 2/2] Status Screen * Assign able butt ons 10 to 15 do not a ppear in mode.
Displayi ng the Status Screens 180 [Aud io] St atus Scree n [Media] Status Screen NOTES • Depending on the r ecording medi a, the total space di splayed on the scr een may dif fer from the nominal capacity listed on the CF card or SD ca rd.
181 Displaying the Stat us Screens [4K/2K/MXF 1/2] Status Scr een ( mode, 4K a nd 2K mo des only) [4K/2K/MXF 2/2] ( mode) / [Video] ( mode) Status Screen * Appears in mode only . [Metadata 1/2] Status Scr een ( m o d e o n l y ) 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 1 3G- SDI terminal output status ( A 43) 2 MON.
Displayi ng the Status Screens 182 [Metadata 2/2] Status Screen ( m o d e o n l y ) [Battery/Hour Meter] Status Screen [ / Data 1/3] Status Screen ( m o d e o n l y ) 2 1 3 1C o u n t r y c o d e ( A .
183 Displaying the Stat us Screens [ / Data 2/3] Status Screen ( m o d e o n l y ) [ / Data 3/3] Status Screen ( m o d e o n l y ) 1 3 2 5 6 7 4 1 Shar pness settings (level, horizontal detail fr eque.
Troubleshooting 184 T roubleshooting If you have a pr oblem with your camera, refer to this sectio n. Consult your dealer or a Canon Service Center if the problem persists. Pow er s our ce The camera will not tur n on or it turns off by itself. - The battery pack is exhausted .
185 Tr ouble sho otin g The camera becomes hot during use. - T he cam era may be come hot while s hooting. This is not a m alfunction. - The camera’ s internal temperature will rise if the cooling fan fi lter under the MON./3G-SD I terminal cove r has clogged .
Troubleshooting 186 appears in red on the scr een. - The camera’ s internal temper ature has risen while appear ed in yellow on the screen. - If [Other Functions] > [Fan] is set to [On], turn of f the camera and wait until the temperatur e has lower ed.
187 Tr ouble sho otin g Cannot record on the SD card. - I nit ialize the SD ca rd ( A 47) when you use it wi th the camera for the first time. - T he LOC K swit ch on the SD ca rd is se t to prev ent ac ciden tal er asure. Chan ge the p ositi on of th e LOC K swit ch.
Troubleshooting 188 Canno t recor d - Cannot recor d on a CF c ard. The file contr ol information is corrupted or there was an encoder error . T urn off the camera a nd back on a gain. Then, remove t he CF car d being used and re insert it. Alternativ ely , repl ace the CF car d.
189 Tr ouble sho otin g CF card sl ot cover is open. - The CF card slot cove r was open when the camera was switched to or turned on in mode. Close the cover . Change the battery pack - The batter y pack is exhausted. Replace or char ge the batt ery pack.
Troubleshooting 190 Sho t Mark Err or - Could not add a shot ma rk. If th e message a ppears in mod e, try add ing the mar k again. I f that does not wo rk, add the mark in mode after you finish r ecor ding. If the message appear s in mode, turn off the camera and then back on.
191 Handling Precautions Handling Pr ecautions Camera Be sure to observe the following precau tions to ensur e maximum performa nce. • Do not carry the cam era by the LCD panel or moni to r unit.
Handling Precautions 192 Long-term storage • Store battery pack s in a dry place at tem peratur es no higher t han 30 ° C (86 ° F) . • T o extend the battery life of the battery pack , discharge it compl etely before sto ring it. • Charge and discharge al l your battery packs fully at least once a year .
193 Handling Precautions Recording Media • We r ecommend backi ng up the recor dings on the r ecord ing media onto your computer . Data may be corrupted or lost due to defects or exposure to static el ectricity . Canon shall not be li able for lost or cor rupted data.
Maintenance/Others 194 Maintenance/Others Cleaning Camera Body • Use a sof t, dry cloth to clean the camera body . Never use ch emically tr eated cloths or volatile solvents such as paint thinner . Lens • Remove any dust or dirt particles using a non-aer osol type blowe r brush.
195 Maintenance/Others Replacing the Cooling Fan Filter Y ou can replace the co oling fan filt er , which is located under the cover of the MON./3G-SDI terminals. 1 Remov e the co oling fan cover . • Hold the top and bottom o f the center o pening and remove the cover .
Maintenance/Others 196 Operating the ND Filter Manually In the rare ca se that the internal electronic m otor that drives the ND f ilter malfuncti ons, you can ope rate the ND filter manually as a n emergency measur e. 1 T ur n off the camera and r emove the lens.
197 Optional Access ories Optional Accessories The following optio nal accessories ar e compatible with th is camera. The availabili ty differs f rom ar ea to are a. * Thi s accesso ry cannot be used to powe r this came ra directly; it can only be us ed to charg e the batter y pack.
Optiona l Accessories 198 Charging Times Use the supplie d CG-940 Battery Charger to charge batte ry packs. The charging times given in the following table are appr oximate and vary according to char ging conditions and initial char ge of the battery pack.
199 Optional Access ories Approximate t imes for MXF mod e The following are the shooting and playback times with th e monitor unit attached (LCD screen and viewfinder on) and output from the HD/SD SDI terminal on. CB-920 Car Battery Adapt er Use the car battery adapter to charge battery packs on the go.
Specificati ons 200 Specifications C500 / C500 PL System • Vi deo Configura tion for 4K a nd 2K Modes 4K mode: Mode: RAW , HRAW (both 10-bit) Resolution : 4096x216 0, 3840x2160, 4 096x1080, 3840x1080 Frame rate 1 : 59 .94P , 29.97 P , 23.98P , 50.00P , 25.
201 Specifications • 2 Iris: 1/2-stop increments, 1/3-st o p increments, fi ne-tuning • ISO Sp eed 1-stop incr ements: ISO 320, IS O 400 to ISO 12800, ISO 20000 1/3-stop incremen ts: ISO 320 t o ISO 200 00 •G a i n : -6 dB to 30 dB (3-dB increments), 0 dB to 24 dB (fine-tuning in 0 .
Specificati ons 202 • HDMI OUT T erminal HDMI conn ector , output on ly • SYNC OUT T erminal BNC jack , outpu t only , 1 Vp-p / 75 Ω Output signal: HD component video lu minance signal (HD-Y), HD analo g tri-level signal, Analog blackburst signal, SD compos ite video • MIC T erminal ∅ 3.
203 Specifications Camera with moni tor unit, handle unit, BP-955 battery pack and two CF car ds: 2 2885 g (6.4 lb.) 3 2995 g (6.6 lb.) ** All weights ar e appr oximate. Modular Units Monito r Unit Modular unit can be r otated 270º on its axis; includes the LCD panel, recording and playback contro ls, XLR terminals and rel ated audio controls.
Specificati ons 204 BP-955 Batt ery Pack •B a t t e r y T y p e Rechargeable li thium ion battery , compati ble with Intelligent System • Rated Voltage 7.4 V DC • Operating T emperatu r e: 0 – 40 °C (32 – 104 °F) • Bat tery Capa city T ypical: 5,200 mAh Minimum: 37 Wh / 4,900 mA h • Dimen sions (W x H x D): 38.
205 2K mode . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .62 3G-SDI 1 /2 terminals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .43 4K mode . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .62 A ABB (automatic bla ck balance) . . . . .
206 Interval reco rding mode . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 105 Iris* . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74 ISO speed . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71 J Joystick . . . . . . . . . . . .
207 T Tally l amp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .175 Termin al covers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .42 Time code . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .84 TIME CO DE terminal . . . . . . . .
208 CANON CINEMA EOS LI MITED WARRANTY FOR PRODUCTS PURCHASED IN THE UNITED ST A TES The limited warranty set forth bel ow is given by Canon U.S.A., Inc.
209 CANON CINEMA EOS LIMITED WARRANTY FOR PRODUCTS PURCHASED IN CANADA The li mite d warrant y set for th bel ow is gi ven by Cano n Canad a Inc. ( ‘Cano n Canada’ ) with r espect to (a ) the Cano.
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Un point important après l'achat de l'appareil (ou même avant l'achat) est de lire le manuel d'utilisation. Nous devons le faire pour quelques raisons simples:
Si vous n'avez pas encore acheté Canon C500 PL c'est un bon moment pour vous familiariser avec les données de base sur le produit. Consulter d'abord les pages initiales du manuel d'utilisation, que vous trouverez ci-dessus. Vous devriez y trouver les données techniques les plus importants du Canon C500 PL - de cette manière, vous pouvez vérifier si l'équipement répond à vos besoins. Explorant les pages suivantes du manuel d'utilisation Canon C500 PL, vous apprendrez toutes les caractéristiques du produit et des informations sur son fonctionnement. Les informations sur le Canon C500 PL va certainement vous aider à prendre une décision concernant l'achat.
Dans une situation où vous avez déjà le Canon C500 PL, mais vous avez pas encore lu le manuel d'utilisation, vous devez le faire pour les raisons décrites ci-dessus,. Vous saurez alors si vous avez correctement utilisé les fonctions disponibles, et si vous avez commis des erreurs qui peuvent réduire la durée de vie du Canon C500 PL.
Cependant, l'un des rôles les plus importants pour l'utilisateur joués par les manuels d'utilisateur est d'aider à résoudre les problèmes concernant le Canon C500 PL. Presque toujours, vous y trouverez Troubleshooting, soit les pannes et les défaillances les plus fréquentes de l'apparei Canon C500 PL ainsi que les instructions sur la façon de les résoudre. Même si vous ne parvenez pas à résoudre le problème, le manuel d‘utilisation va vous montrer le chemin d'une nouvelle procédure – le contact avec le centre de service à la clientèle ou le service le plus proche.
