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XF305 User guide

Kit contents

Xf305

Battery

Charger

Microphone

XLR cable

Headphones

The Canon XF305 is a BBC approved camera capable of recording 50Mbps HD

1920 x 1080. The reason we like it is because all the main setting are accessible

from the external controls, without needing to scroll through menus to access

the same features. It can also dual record to both card slots for backup, interval

shooting for timelapse and it has a fantastic lens.

Batteries!

Check each battery is charged before leaving with your equipment. They will

usually be supplied already charged and supplied with a mains charger.

Occasionally they can become faulty or get mixed up so please check before you

travel any distance to shoot your footage.

Tripods

Always set up the tripod first, then the camera. Floors can be dusty, dirty, wet,

muddy, snowy...etc. None of these are good for a camera, so never leave it on the

floor especially where it can be kicked, stepped on or crushed and always keep it

in the case or on the tripod, the safest places. Damaged equipment can incur

fines and is also taken off the booking system, which could cause availability

issues for you or other production groups.

Care of equipment

Good house keeping is important, start clean – finish clean! Once you are set up,

close all your bags, cases and store them somewhere neatly out of the way. This

avoids the risk of trip hazards, dirt falling in, or getting wet if it rains!

Memory Cards & Backup

Always format your card in the camera NEVER ON A COMPUTER. Make sure you

have 100% of the cards capacity available by always formatting the card before

you start recording. BE PREPARED!!

BACK UP BACK UP BACK UP!...Once for luck...BACK UP!

Before anything else...whoever uses this camera after you is going to wipe the

card. So always make a copy of your footage and then back it up to another

place/drive/computer/cloud storage before returning the camera.

1 x copy = No backup!

2 x copies = 1 x backup!