Canon announces Cinema EOS C500 Mark II camera with 5.9K Cinema RAW Light recording. The new camera builds upon its predecessors with an extensive list of new and improved features and technology.
The EOS C500 Mark II features a 5.9K full-frame sensor with 60p recording 5.9K and 4K (2K recording at 120p) and 15 stops of dynamic range. In addition, the newly introduced DIGIC DV 7 image processor allows for more fluid and efficient recording of 4K and HDR. Cinema Raw Light, first introduced in the popular EOS C200 cinema camera, helps to cut data size to about one-third to one-fifth of a Cinema RAW file, without losing grading flexibility.
The Canon EOS C500 Mark II is scheduled to be avaialble in December 2019 for an estimated retail price of $15,999 at B&H, Adorama. You can find out more information on both products by visiting Canon’s EOS Cinema site.
Canon Cinema EOS C500 Mark II Features
- Full Frame 5.9K 60p
- 5-axis sensor stabilization
- DIGIC DV 7 Image Processor
- 15+ stops of DR
- Cinema RAW Lite (Internal Recording)
- XF-AVC (H.264)
- 4K 60p 4:2:2 10-bit
- 5.9K, 4K (60fps), 2K (sensor crop) 120fps
- Modular design
- User-changeable Lens Mounts (EF, Locking EF, PL)
- EF, PL, anamorphic and Spherical Lens Support
- 4.3″ LCD Monitor LM-V2 with Touch Focus
- Dual Pixel CMOS AF with Touch AF and Face Detection AF
- Rear audio/power module
- 4 channels of XLR with optional module
- 12G-SDI, 3G-SDI
- 2x CF Express slots
- 1x SD card slot
Additional features of the Canon EOS C500 Mark II include:
- 4K and 2K 4:2:2 10-bit XF-AVC recording and 5.9k oversampling for 4K
- 2 CFexpress media card slots
- Compatibility with EF and PL lenses as well as anamorphic and spherical lenses
- Dual Pixel CMOS AF with the ability for Touch and Face detection AF
- First Canon cinema camera with 5-axis electronic image stabilization, which can be utilized even without the use of lens with IS functionally
- Support for Canon Log 2 and 3 Gamma
- 4 channel recording that supports 4 XLR inputs with the use of the EU-V2 expansion unit
- User LUT allowing users to upload and apply custom LUTs
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