Canon EOS C300 Mark II Tutorial Series: Focus Assist Features
The EOS C300 Mark II Digital Cinema Camera takes the agility of the original EOS C300 and dials it up a notch. In this video tutorial series, hosted by Canon Digital Learning Center contributor, Jem Schofield, take a look at the new internal and external features of this camera and how it compares and differs from its predecessor. These videos will give you the information you need to make the most of this camera system and hit the ground running in any production environment. In this video, Jem talks about the Dual-pixel CMOS AF feature built into the EOS C300 Mark II and all of the different autofocus and manual focus options that are in the camera. To learn more, please visit the Digital Learning Center at learn.usa.canon.com

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