New Cinema Camera & Lenses for NAB 2013

[HurtinMinorKey]

I bet they have this wrong, there isn't really any room for product differentiation between the c100 and the c300. I bet we finally see the 5D-C.

The black magic cinema camera is poised to steal market share from Canon in video, but they are still getting their supply chain figured out with 3-6 months of back-orders. Now is the time for Canon to retaliate.

A 5D-C that records raw (at actual 1080 res), with an s35 crop mode, but doesn't handle jello, moire, and rolling shutter as well as the c100-c500 line, or have any pro features.

All for $4K (US).

[ddashti]

By lenses do they mean regular lenses or cine lenses?

[Denisas Pupka]

I bet they have this wrong, there isn't really any room for product differentiation between the c100 and the c300. I bet we finally see the 5D-C.

The black magic cinema camera is poised to steal market share from Canon in video, but they are still getting their supply chain figured out with 3-6 months of back-orders. Now is the time for Canon to retaliate.

A 5D-C that records raw (at actual 1080 res), with an s35 crop mode, but doesn't handle jello, moire, and rolling shutter as well as the c100-c500 line, or have any pro features.

All for $4K (US).

That make sense. I would like to see new generation of 5D-C.

[ewg963]

In other words, Canon will soon have 3 dedicated cinema bodies in the market, but still no dedicated landscape / studio body?.. Yawn.  This is just another sign that they shifting away from stills, and more towards video.

How about announcing the 14-24L, or at least letting us know if there is a big MP body coming this year or the next?

5D3X, 5D4 or whatever the name is. I need it naow!! 

+1 on the 14-24L glass

[iP337]

I bet they have this wrong, there isn't really any room for product differentiation between the c100 and the c300. I bet we finally see the 5D-C.

The black magic cinema camera is poised to steal market share from Canon in video, but they are still getting their supply chain figured out with 3-6 months of back-orders. Now is the time for Canon to retaliate.

A 5D-C that records raw (at actual 1080 res), with an s35 crop mode, but doesn't handle jello, moire, and rolling shutter as well as the c100-c500 line, or have any pro features.

All for $4K (US).

This makes no sense with the 1D C in play, a 7D C would be more practical but I'm afraid they might priced it in the $6k area.

Also I assume the lens is the still missing, CN-E35mm T1.5 L F

[SpaceGhost]

C100: 4:2:0 color subsampling
C300: 4:2:2 color subsampling
C500: RAW video

I also think of the C500 as a 4K camera, reasonably high speed too. The C300 is HD and the C100 is an embarrassment imho (but I guess it does mean a target price point). 

Something between C100 and C300 does not sound intriguing. Even though I want a replacement for the C500 (to increase the subsampling in 4k at high speed) I can see many pros getting excited for a C300 with 4:4:4 even if it is "just" HD.

[HurtinMinorKey]

This makes no sense with the 1D C in play, a 7D C would be more practical but I'm afraid they might priced it in the $6k area.

The 1DC is $12K, does 60fps 1080, and it does 4K something no other dslr does.  Oh, and it's also the BEST full frame stills camera on the market.  There is plenty of room for differentiation.

[pedro]

In other words, Canon will soon have 3 dedicated cinema bodies in the market, but still no dedicated landscape / studio body?.. Yawn.  This is just another sign that they shifting away from stills, and more towards video.

How about announcing the 14-24L, or at least letting us know if there is a big MP body coming this year or the next?

5D3X, 5D4 or whatever the name is. I need it naow!! 

+1 on the 14-24L glass

16-35 will do for me ;-) or would a 14-24 allow to mount an ND10 filter? Sigma has a bulb lens, maybe Nikon as well.