Full-frame 38.1mm x 20.1mm CMOS Sensor designed for high production
Use the dedicated CODEX CDX-36150 to record 5.9K 12/10bit RAW
EOS C700 FF supports multiformat recording including internal XF-AVC and Apple's ProRes video compression format
A large sensor captures filmic images with unprecedented low noise, with a broad ranging tonallity that exceeds 15 stops
Create superior visual expression with 4K 60P/50P support for unrivaled motion or subject scenes
A large sensor captures filmic images with unprecedented low noise, with a broad ranging tonallity that exceeds 15 stops
Optional remote operation unit (OU-700) enables wired remote operation to make work easier for assistants in charge of camera settings and triggering
The 20.1mm vertial sensor allows anamorphic support, along slide Canon's range of EF series and ciema lenses
The 20.1mm vertial sensor allows anamorphic support, along slide Canon's range of EF series and ciema lenses
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Jonathan and Angela Scott are multi-award-winning wildlife photographers and conservationists who call Kenya home.
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