Anderson Andersson

 A short Film.

As always, filmed on my C100 plus outboard SSD recorder, while mooching about with my dogs. 

Edited in Davinci Resolve 18.5.

Canon offers a range of cinema cameras designed specifically for professional filmmaking and video production. These cameras are highly regarded for their image quality, versatility, and reliability. Here are some of the notable cinema cameras in Canon's lineup:

 

1. Canon EOS C700: The EOS C700 is Canon's flagship cinema camera, available in both EF and PL mount versions. It features a Super 35mm CMOS sensor with up to 15 stops of dynamic range, capable of recording 4K or even 4.5K RAW footage. The C700 offers a modular design with multiple configuration options to suit different shooting requirements.

 

2. Canon EOS C500 Mark II: This cinema camera utilizes a full-frame sensor and supports Canon's Cinema RAW Light format, allowing for high-quality 5.9K RAW recording internally. It also offers 4K recording in various formats, including XF-AVC and ProRes. The C500 Mark II features a user-friendly design and supports different lens mounts, including EF and PL.

 

3. Canon EOS C300 Mark III: Building upon the success of its predecessor, the C300 Mark II, this camera boasts a Super 35mm Dual Gain Output (DGO) sensor that provides enhanced low-light performance and dynamic range. It supports internal 4K RAW recording using Canon's Cinema RAW Light format. The C300 Mark III offers various lens mount options, including EF and PL.

 

4. Canon EOS C200: The C200 is a versatile cinema camera that combines a Super 35mm CMOS sensor with Dual Pixel CMOS AF technology, allowing for fast and accurate autofocus. It supports internal 4K RAW recording in Cinema RAW Light format, as well as 4K UHD recording in MP4 format. The C200 is known for its compact form factor and advanced features.

 

5. Canon EOS C70: The EOS C70 is a unique cinema camera that blends the capabilities of Canon's Cinema EOS line with the compactness and versatility of their EOS R mirrorless cameras. It features a Super 35mm Dual Gain Output (DGO) sensor and supports internal 4K recording in Canon's XF-AVC format. The C70 is compatible with Canon's RF mount lenses, opening up a wide range of lens options. These are just a few examples of Canon's cinema camera lineup, and the company may have introduced new models or updates since my knowledge cutoff. It's always advisable to check Canon's official website or consult the latest information for the most up-to-date details on their cinema camera range.