Canon C100 Manual

[12" (30 cm)] Tested with Canon C100 and Nikon D810.

[Lithium-Ion] Works as advertised with my Canon EOS C100 Camera.

[Elastic strap] No matter what anyone says, this is the correct hood for the Canon C100 Mk II.

[U3] I'm using them for many proposes, Photo and video in a a Canon EOS R6 MKii, video in Canon C100 an C200.

[Handle] With my purchase of the Canon C100 Mark II I wanted a case that I could continue my drop and go approach with equipment. What I mean by that is, I prefer not to tear down lights, mic's, lens' etc. I prefer they stay attached as I tend to move quickly from one location to another, as most wedding photo/video folks do. This is not a light case, but it now holds what was once in my 1620 and 1510 Pelican cases. I have the divider set, and the mesh topped zipper enclosed tray is wonderful, from batteries to lens' I can pull the tray without worry of spilling or damaging the equipment it holds. Fully loaded, I would place the case at nearly 80lbs, so it is not for everyone wanting to throw it into the back of an SUV. But if you can, or if you have help, this is an amazing case. Side benefit ... I leave my little two-step ladder at home, just use this case to stand on for elevated shots ... works very well. This is the 4th Pelican case I have purchased, the first over 15 years ago and I am still using it ... gear is expensive and always changing, Pelican with the velcro dividers changes right along with me. This case will hold a Canon C100 Mark II with shotgun mic attached, all I need to do is place lens cap on and drop in place. Perfect.

[464] This book is so much more helpful than the Canon manual. It has been a great help to me.

[6061 aluminum] I mounted two Canon C100 Mk II, each individually to a RigMount X6 Magnet Camera Mounts (RIRMX6), and a third camera on an INDURO Hi-Hat all attached horizontally upon the rear deck of a convertible. The INDURO Hi-Hat feet have mounting holes comparable with the RigMount magnet post 1/4-20 studs. My friend and I then cruse'd a few winery's on California's Sonoma County back roads testing camera shake in varying loads and conditions. Some roads rough, some smooth. traveling at speeds up to 60mph. All mounts performer as if welded to the auto body deck.

[Yes] This is an excellent bag. It might not be the specified bag made by Porta Brace for a Canon C100 mk2, but it certainly fits the bill at nearly half the cost with all the quality you expect from PB. In fact, it's large enough to carry 2 fully assembled C100 Mk2 cameras with the lenses, hoods and handles attached, ready to run and gun at a moments notice. It also has all the molding you could possibly need to partition and personalize the interior for your camera and accessory needs. The gravy includes a pair of zippered pouches and an array of outside pockets and spaces to take unfair advantage over competitors. The only thing missing is a waist strap. That being said I have a spare that'll fit onto the lower chromed rings at the base of the pack. Considering the price on this backpack, you cannot go wrong with this pack. Highly recommended!

[1.35 lb] I use this on a shoulder rig with my Canon C100. I bought it because I already had 2 Anton Bauer dionic 90 batteries and needed to get more use out of them. This works awesome for powering the C100, I can shoot on a full battery for days!

[0.39 lb] I bought the 18 long 15mm rods to go on my Canon C100. The rods are very lightweight and strong enough for my needs. I'm using them to mount my pull focus setup and to mount a external 7 monitor. Down the road I might get a box that these ross are long enough to allow all my gear.