Canon's Newest Cinema EOS Camera Promises 7K, Compact Design
Canon is set to unveil a new addition to its Cinema EOS series on September 9. The upcoming camera, speculated to be the EOS C50, promises to be the smallest and lightest in the range, packing a powerful 7K full-frame CMOS sensor. The EOS C50 is expected to offer internal RAW video recording up to 7K 60p, making it a formidable tool for professional videographers. Canon's design choices echo the Sony FX3, indicating a push into the compact cinema niche. However, the C50 is expected to retain unique advantages from its Cinema EOS lineage. Rumors suggest the C50 will be built on the EOS R5 Mark II's hardware foundation, featuring a full-frame 45MP sensor and robust autofocus. The teaser image reveals a compact cinema-oriented body with a flat top plate and mounting points. The official announcement is expected to provide more details about specifications, including internal ND filters, stronger RAW recording options, and C-Log2 and C-Log3 profiles. The rumored Canon EOS C50 could be a significant launch, potentially redefining the compact cinema camera market if it delivers on promised sensor performance and RAW options. The official announcement on September 9 will shed more light on this exciting new camera.
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