Nov 12, 2012  This tutorial is a single movie from the ninth chapter of the Shooting with the Canon 5D Mark III course presented by lynda.com author Ben Long. Graphpad Prism 5 Portable. Understanding Canon Picture Style part II (2.

You should check this out:. Your original post was accurate in that the EOS Standard picture style on your C100 was designed to match video output from a Canon EOS body. For a flatter look more similar to C-log you should check the link posted above. Remember that you can always load a custom picture style like technicolor's cinestyle into both your C100 and 5Dm3 if you wish, or run with C-log on the C100 and cinestyle on the 5Dm3. Either way, this should make things easier when color grading in post while intercutting video from both bodies.

PLee, Thank you for the tip! Looks like exactly what I needed. However, I am not able to install the picture profiles. Something is not right with the Canon EOS Utility. Or the User Guide provided by the technicolor Cinestyle people is wrong. When I connect the camera, click the 'Register User Defined Style' button.

The page that opens up will not allow me to select the profile I downloaded. There are three tabs called 'User Defined', and each one has a dropdown with only the six default profiles in the camera already. The 'Open File' icon does not respond.

I am not able to navigate to the Cinestyle preset. I sure wish I could get this thing loaded in time for a shoot tomorrow, but I'm running out of time. Will have to contact Canon tomorrow by phone Anyway, with the cinestyle preset, I should be able to better match the hi dynamic range setting in the C100, correct?

With your 5Dm3 already connected to your computer via the USB cable: • Open EOS Utility software. Make sure it's the latest verson EOS 2. Canon Lide 110 Scanner Driver For Windows 7 32bit. 14. Canon Mg 2100 User Manual. 1. • On the Control Camera tab, select Camera Settings and Remote Shooting. • A new window should open.

• In the shooting menu, select 'Register User Defined Style'. • A new window should open again. • In the upper right, select the open folder icon and a directory window should open. • Select the 'technicolor_cinestyle_v1.0.pf2' file where it's been saved on your computer. If it looks like you're following along and are stuck at the open file icon, then I would suggest try reinstalling, or updating EOS Utility first and trying again. As for your final question, yes the Cinestayle picture style will better match C-log from a C100. C-log has been designed to give you the maximum dynamic range from a Canon C-series camera.