Canon Eos C100 Mark Ii

[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.

[Black] I wanted to see if this would work on my Canon C100 Mark II with my Crane 3S. Well what do you know it does work! I had to switch the settings on my camera's remote setting from standard to the other one (can't remember). And on my Crane 3S for camera control I switched it to V-Canon setting, instead of selecting the Canon setting. If you're having trouble, play around with it, I had to. If nothing else works then ask around for forums and of course, zhiyun customer service, they helped me alot. Anyways, I give this a five star rating.

[1.18 lb] This is a great way to smoothly handle my Canon C100 Mark ii camera. I tried a smaller motorized gimbal with my DSLR camera and lost patience with getting it balanced and the extra tech that's required. I like the hand-held look but the weight of the C100 camera, over time, makes it difficult to keep steady. Just the FLYCAM stabilizer and a mounted camera is heavy, but the vest makes it effortless. It's doubtful someone could support the camera and stabilizer alone for any length of time without a Herculean arm. After quickly balancing it, I walked around, through doorways, and climbed some stairs to test it out. It was so smooth that the video just glided with barely a notice of my movements. I even ran into something while shooting and it was hardly noticeable. Planning to use this a lot!

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

[Universal] I purchased this shoulder bag for my new camera, Canon EOS 5D Mark II. Unfortunately the camera is too big - or the bag too small - for a comfortable and easy fit. However, I did not return the bag, and this should be a testament to its superb quality and function. I love the waterproofed canvas and the leather detail. The clasps open easily and the shoulder strap is positioned correctly so the bag does not try to tumble if it is picked up at a funny angle. The padded interior provides a safe environment for gadgets, cameras, lenses. The dividers are flexible with velcro edges and can be easily readjusted or folded out of the way. I will use this bag for transporting laptop and/or electronic accessories. For my camera, I went much bigger with the Billingham 445.

[267] The Canon EOS R6 Mark II is an absolute powerhouse, and after spending a couple of weeks with it, I’m convinced this camera is a game-changer. Whether you’re a seasoned pro or an enthusiastic content creator, the R6 Mark II delivers on every front. The upgraded 24.2MP sensor produces incredibly sharp, vibrant images, even in low light conditions, which is a lifesaver for those of us who aren’t always shooting in ideal lighting. The improved autofocus system feels like magic—lock on your subject, and boom, it tracks like a pro. Videographers, rejoice: with 6K oversampled 4K video, this camera offers buttery-smooth footage that's a dream for creators. The ergonomics are classic Canon—comfortable grip, intuitive controls, and a robust, weather-sealed body that makes it feel like a pro-grade camera without the hefty weight. The in-body stabilization is a welcome feature, especially if you're shooting handheld. In short, the Canon EOS R6 Mark II strikes the perfect balance between power and ease of use, making it one of the best all-around mirrorless cameras on the market today. If you're ready to take your photography or videography to the next level, this is the one to watch!

[Black] Canon does not offer a wireless remote dor my EOS 1 DX Mark II and I do not prefer third party products.

[Yes] Very happy with the update to the Canon EOS 6D Mark I. The Mark II has a faster auto focus and shutter which outperforms our older model. Both are work horses and used daily in our studios for photography and stop motion animation. Only wish it had 4K video capabilities.

[Black] Got this for my new Canon EOS M6 Mark ii and so far I'm very pleased with this bag. It fits my M6 nice and snug with the lens attached and still have room for the charger and a few other things. The bag itself is very nicely made with the highest of quality and I like the waxed canvas, it feels nice to the touch and it won't pick up any lint. Like I said in my headline it's somewhat expensive but still a great purchase.

[0.25 lb] I use it on my Canon EOS R6 Mark II with a Neewer Grip, along with a Peak Design hand strap. I can shoot for hours and not worry about dropping the camera. Plus they're pretty comfortable.