Canon Announces New EOS C400 6K Full-Frame RF Mount Cinema Camera and RF-Mount CINE-SERVO Lens

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New EOS C400 Camera Features a 6K Full-Frame, Back-Illuminated CMOS Sensor, With Triple-Base ISO; New CINE-SERVO Lens Compatible with RF Mount Cinema Cameras MELVILLE, N.Y., June 5, 2024 —Canon U.S.A. Inc., a leader in digital imaging solutions, is pleased to announce the new Canon EOS C400 cinema camera, with a native RF-mount and full-frame, back-illuminated stacked

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This is fantastic. The size, better dynamic range, and faster AF make this a killer setup for a DP/shooter. Body weight is at 3.4lbs. This could be built out to a sub 5lbs gimbal setup. Pair it with the upcoming VSM lenses and you unlock some killer solo shooting! Bravo!
 
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This was a terrible presentation on YouTube. The C400 is an amazing camera and you don't really get that impression. They didn't even mention the dynamic range. Is there an extension unit? They didn't even mention you can detach the grip.
Also I want to know more about R&D. I hope Canon Japan will come up with a better video.
 
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It was initially over $30K when the original version was introduced in 2014. It has had a few price reductions since then and has been sitting around the same price for years, now. It actually surprises me that it is still in production after the 15-120 w/1.5x built-in extender came out. But the 17-120 is an absolute workhorse in the industry, even still today, despite being a decade old. And copies can be found on the used market for $12K-$14K.
 
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I love Canon's phase " the popular... 17-120". I wonder what the actual sales numbers need to be to be "popular" :)
I don't know the actual global numbers, but the lens is an absolute workhorse in the industry. I've owned mine since 2016. And I can lay my hands on probably around half a dozen more of them around town with just a few texts(to mostly other owner/ops).
 
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Looks like this is Canon\'s FX9 killer. They realized they were getting decimated by Sony in the cinema field and need to make up lost ground. Seems like an awesome camera and I look forward to seeing how they do with it.
 
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