EOS C700 FF: First Full-FRAME EOS Cinema Camera By Canon

Canon just announced for their first Full-Frame EOS Cinema Camera:

Canon EOS C700 FF

The Company said this camera will be shown at NAB Show 2018 in Las Vegas, April 9-12.

Despite being very conservative about change, Canon can quite accurately judge the moment of announcing each “First Time Innovation”.

Do not Forget 2005, when they were using for the first time the Digital imaging sensor, instead of projecting over the 35mm photosensitive film.

Canon EOS C700 FF

Canon CMOS Sensor:

Sensor MP: 18.68 MPixels,
Sensitive Elements – H x V: 5952 x 3140 ,
Aspect Ratio: 17:9,
Color Coverage Gamut: ITU-R BT.2020

CODEC:

Canon XF-AVC,
Apple ProRes,

MEMORY:

Canon C700 FF uses, become as Standard, CFast cards to capture 4K / UHD.

VIDEO 1. Introducing the Canon EOS C700 FF Digital Cinema Camera: Recording Options

DURATION 14:14 minutes

About the lenses support, Canon C700 FF will be able to carry PL and EF Mount in two separate options.

Excellent performance of all operations. The modular design is on the same ergonomic level, like its predecessor Canon EOS C700.

For the all existing owners of Canon EOS C700 – Model 2016, the company makes possible opportunity for a paid upgrade of the standard 35mm sensor to the newest full-frame Sensor.

The Full-frame Cinema Camera Canon C700 FF meets all recommendations of ITU-R BT.2020 standard, which is very important for filmmakers. In their hands, now is one very powerful cinema machine, gives outstanding effectiveness, especially into the newest requirements of HDR video production.

Even the operator uses the higher ISO settings, one innovative mechanism helps in optimization of the recorded movies. Yes, we are talking to the oversampling of 4K processing. It means the camera is recording on much higher than 4K necessary resolution – in this case with C700 FF: the processing is based on the 5.9K Video Recording Resolution. That improves dramatically the captured frames image sharpness, minimizes noises visibility, especially when being used, the mentioned yet higher ISO Ratings.