There is some renewed talk about the Canon Cinema EOS C50, as sleuths around the web try to put together previous information to make a prediction about what the Cinema EOS C50 is going to be.
With Panasonic announcing the Panasonic BGH1 4K cinema camera in box camera form factor, there is renewed interest in what the Canon Cinema EOS C50 will be.
There are now some suggestions that the Canon Cinema EOS C50 will too be a box camera. This I cannot confirm or deny at this time.
We have this patent from back in September of 2019 uncovered by Canon News showing a box camera with an RF mount.
Keep in mind that these drawings are from 2018, so a lot may have changed since then.
We also have the rumored specifications that we first reported back in August that brought us the first mention of the Cinema EOS C50 and Cinema EOS C70.
Canon Cinema EOS C50
- Super 35mm 4K sensor (same as the Cinema EOS C200)
- No IBIS
- RF Mount
- Internal ND (10 Stops)
- CLog 2 & CLog 3
- 4:2:0 8bit internally onto SD cards up to 4K60 & 1080/120
- 4:2:2: 10bit external in HD
- No RAW
- Dual LP-E6NH battery slot
- Price: $3299 (This price isn't confirmed, as the rumored pricing of the Cinema EOS C70 was wrong)
The announcement for the Canon Cinema EOS C50 has reportedly been delayed, and I currently don't know when we can expect an announcement, but I definitely don't expect on before the Cinema EOS C70 begins shipping in good numbers.
More to come…
Per your rumours:
I wonder if there could be any problems for video with EF-S glass and Sigma 18-35 on super 35 sensor?
Hopefully since there is no IBIS they have a better implementation with Elecronic stab compared to the current dslr / mirrorless with electronic stabilisation. Or some cool new features like Sony with gyro data to get super smooth shots with software in post. It has some downsides as well, the gyro data method, it's slow in post and you need a faster shutterspeed. But the option is very nice to have in your kit for certain creative shots.
You have to consider that these drawings are from 2018, there obviously won't be a CFast card. Lots of things will have changed in the design since then.
I'm also guessing that Canon has implemented the XLR module and body of the XC15 into one body - XC20, so no need for external module.
- 2400 usd for consumer grade 4k60
-5000 usd for 4:2:2
Every year the sales are dropping by atleast 25%. I Just dont get it.
I expect
These segments aren't being hit by the contraction of the market.
I loved the idea of the XC-15 but hated the lens and that awful viewfinder.
Sigma 18-35 is a great lens on a S35 C200. I also occasionally use an aps-c tokina 11-16 which is fine.
8 bit would not interest me but there are plenty of people that use C200s and never shoot RAW.
If it is cheap enough then it will sell.