Canon EOS C50

Canon EOS C50

The Canon EOS C50 is a cinema camera designed specifically for videographers looking for a compact camera with professional performance. This video-first camera has everything you need for a perfect workflow. Take advantage of advanced cinema features and 4K videos oversampled from 7K for the most beautiful productions.

The sensor is fully utilized thanks to Open Gate Recording. This makes it possible to shoot 7K60p footage. This is ideal for post-production editing where you can crop creatively. With dual recording, you can shoot horizontal and vertical content simultaneously. Ideal if you need images for productions and social media. Record slow motion footage at up to 120fps in 4K or 180fps in 2K. Your 4K images are exceptionally sharp and detailed thanks to oversampling from 7K. The camera supports professional recording formats such as Cinema RAW Light, XF-AVC-S, and HEVC-S. You also benefit from a wide dynamic range with log profiles (Canon Log 2 and Log 3). Of course, it's important to be able to shoot smoothly on set. The camera has an active cooling system, so you can record for a long time.

In addition to its impressive video performance, photography has also been taken into account, as this camera allows you to take the most beautiful photos with 32 megapixels. This allows you to take perfect stills for your shots. The autofocus has Dual Pixel CMOS AF II with Eye AF and subject tracking, so both video and photography benefit from fast and reliable focusing.

The camera can be used in multiple ways. The design takes into account the use of rigs, gimbals, drones, and steadycams. The removable top handle includes full-size XLR connectors and a zoom rocker, allowing the camera to easily connect to professional workflows. In addition, the camera offers extensive connectivity via HDMI type A, timecode, Ethernet, Wi-Fi, and Canon's XC and CV protocols for integration with PTZ and multi-camera setups.

With the Canon EOS C50, you have a camera that is powerful enough to be your primary camera or to use as an additional camera. Perfect for both freelancers and large production companies.