Canon to add to their Cinema EOS lineup with three new monster cameras [CR3]
- Thread starter Canon Rumors
- Start date
You're two months late.
Confirmed, a Canon EOS R5c is going to be announced this year [CR3]
I reported last week that an EOS R cinema camera would be coming in the future. I have now confirmed this to be true, and we should expect an announcement in late 2021 with availability in early 2022.
www.canonrumors.com
Upvote
0
It's not necessary. And would increase the cost of a still camera. DGO isn't merely firmware. It's additional hardware and firmware thus the Cine line. Video in still cameras (hybrid) only increase the price of the still camera.
Upvote
0
You're two months late.
Confirmed, a Canon EOS R5c is going to be announced this year [CR3]
I reported last week that an EOS R cinema camera would be coming in the future. I have now confirmed this to be true, and we should expect an announcement in late 2021 with availability in early 2022.
www.canonrumors.com
Upvote
0
If true, these cameras sound amazing and just what Canon needs to stay ahead of the competition. I’m using a RED at the moment so don’t exactly need these right now but the specs are making me extremely jealous. All that with the ergonomics and color science of a Canon body is very tempting.
Glad they are not repeating their 4K market errors this time around. Competition from Sony, ARRI, RED, and others in the video space seems to have lit a fire under them and that’s good for all consumers/prosumers/pros alike.
Looking forward to a bright future with cameras such as the C70, R5C (if I’m lucky, fingers crossed), and eventually, perhaps, one of these.
Glad they are not repeating their 4K market errors this time around. Competition from Sony, ARRI, RED, and others in the video space seems to have lit a fire under them and that’s good for all consumers/prosumers/pros alike.
Looking forward to a bright future with cameras such as the C70, R5C (if I’m lucky, fingers crossed), and eventually, perhaps, one of these.
Upvote
0
I guess the question now: is it possible to upgrade the C300 Mark III and C500 Mark II to the RF-mount (especially useful for the former with the EF-EOS R 0.71x Mount Adapter) or they weren't made to be compatible in the first place, and they are going with either of these new models to push customers towards 8K.
And of course they will also offer the smaller C50, C70 and C90 with the older sensors for those who don't need 8K or don't want to spend more. 6 cinema cameras with the RF-mount (plus the R5 C) are probably more than enough.
And of course they will also offer the smaller C50, C70 and C90 with the older sensors for those who don't need 8K or don't want to spend more. 6 cinema cameras with the RF-mount (plus the R5 C) are probably more than enough.
Upvote
0
Unless Canon releases the C400 and C600, then there will never be enough cine-cameras available!
Upvote
0
DGO doesn't read the sensor any more often than DPAF. It reads two diodes per pixel, but as each pixel has half the size and can therefore hold less charge, it also takes less time to read.
Canon processes the two gains sequentially, so that does indeed take some time. But even the non stacked Canon C300 III with DGO already has great read speeds. Global shutter is not a requirement.
Upvote
0
Sorry about this obsession about 3rd camera being global shutter one. 
But it dosnt actually say C700WDR got dual gain output.
And i believe there was plans making global shutter what actually reads same photo two times to increase DR with penalty of halved speed.
DGO might be too difficult to put on globalshutter one.
Just doesnt go my sense canon giving free lunch like 4000$ C700 global sensor .
Twist would be sell same sensor again to same peoples with better DR camera
And C700wdr is giving two different speed,high rate without expanded DR . DGO cant be turned off. So cant be using DGO tech.
But it dosnt actually say C700WDR got dual gain output.
And i believe there was plans making global shutter what actually reads same photo two times to increase DR with penalty of halved speed.
DGO might be too difficult to put on globalshutter one.
Just doesnt go my sense canon giving free lunch like 4000$ C700 global sensor .
Twist would be sell same sensor again to same peoples with better DR camera
And C700wdr is giving two different speed,high rate without expanded DR . DGO cant be turned off. So cant be using DGO tech.
Last edited:
Upvote
0
There is already a C700 GS.
Canon has several specialty C700 cameras as opposed to having one with every feature that they have.
Upvote
0
Similar threads
