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

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Doug7131 said:

The 24MP R6 MKII had been compatible with the RF5.2 for over 6 months. No surprise the C400 is compatible with it.

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good point...
"The pairing of this lens and the EOS R5 C or EOS R5 camera (firmware 1.5.0+) brings high resolution video recording at up to 8K DCI 60p using the EOS R5 C and 8K DCI 30p using the EOS R5. Using the EOS R6 Mark II (firmware 1.2.0+), users can record up to 4K UHD 60P"

The output would be ~3000 pixels square per side so wouldn't the final video be effectively Full HD with the R6ii whereas the R5 can output 4k?

 

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That is a lot of camera for the money, but in cinema, the money is in the glass, so the cameras don't need high margins. Looks like a really nice bit of work, though.

 

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This will be the same or variant sensor that goes in the R1.

I think it hit the mark but it’s too expensive.. this shoulda been $6500 max.

 

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C70 was a significantly cheaper C300 Mark III in a smaller, more compact body, just 5 months after.
So the only question remains: when we will a C400 converted to that form factor?
They don't even need to change the lens mount

(Considering the already aggressive pricing, probably not too soon unfortunately, but I am a little hopeful.)

 

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When is the next cinema camera announcement? Thanks

 

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padam said:

C70 was a significantly cheaper C300 Mark III in a smaller, more compact body, just 5 months after.
So the only question remains: when we will a C400 converted to that form factor?
They don't even need to change the lens mount

(Considering the already aggressive pricing, probably not too soon unfortunately, but I am a little hopeful.)

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One can dream

 

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David - Sydney said:

I love Canon's phase " the popular... 17-120". I wonder what the actual sales numbers need to be to be "popular"

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Popular with the owners?

 

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Dragon said:

That is a lot of camera for the money, but in cinema, the money is in the glass, so the cameras don't need high margins. Looks like a really nice bit of work, though.

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Just think of the camera as you would a printer. The lens is the ink.

 

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