Canon C100 and C500 digital cinema cameras join the C300, plus four new lenses

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Canon found itself in a strange position when the Digital Cinema "revolution" became mainstream. Having been a manufacturer of video camcorders for years it was surprised to find everybody wanting to use its still cameras to make movies. After adding a video function for press photographers, film-makers fell in love with the look provided by a large sensor and 24-frames a second. Canon (eventually) responded with the entirely new EOS C300 digital cinema camera nine months ago. Only two complaints with the C300 – too expensive and not 4K. Canon has now addressed those two little problems... Continue Reading Canon C100 and C500 digital cinema cameras join the C300, plus four new lenses

Section: Digital Cameras

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