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Canon EOS C50 + Rode Wireless Micro Bundle

Original price was: R79 995,00.Current price is: R69 895,00.

Key Features

  • 7K Full-Frame CMOS Sensor
  • 7K 3:2 Open Gate, UHD 4K120
  • Dual-Base ISO: 800 and 6400
  • Full-Size HDMI Output, DIN Timecode Port
  • Dual-Pixel CMOS AF II
  • Top Handle with XLR Audio Inputs
  • Adjustable-Speed Zoom Rocker
  • Simultaneous Crop Recording
  • Frame.io Camera-to-Cloud Integration
  • CFexpress Type-B and SD Card Slots
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Description

Canon C50 Overview

Featuring a newly developed 7K full-frame CMOS sensor, the Canon EOS C50 Cinema Camera is a compact powerhouse for your video and photo needs. The EOS C50 is capable of recording 3:2 Open Gate video at 4K120 and raw video up to 7K60, as well as 32MP stills in photo mode. Simply select between dedicated photo and video modes for an intuitive hybrid shooting experience. Additional advanced features of the C50 include Dual-Pixel CMOS AF II, simultaneous 2K crop recording, built-in Frame.io Camera-to-Cloud integration, and XC protocol support for remote control. An included detachable top handle equips you with two 3-pin XLR inputs as well as onboard controls for easy-to-reach adjustments.

7K Full-Frame CMOS Sensor
The C50 is equipped with a 7K full-frame CMOS sensor that creates images with low noise for improved performance in a wide variety of lighting environments. This maximizes the camera’s full 15+ stop dynamic range in full-frame sensor mode. Using 7K resolution provides greater flexibility in post, such as oversampled 4K60 footage.
3:2 Open Gate Sensor Mode
The first of the cinema EOS line to do so, the C50 offers Open Gate recording options for the use of the full dimensions of the sensor. Select Full Frame 3:2 from the Sensor mode section of the main menu to shoot using the full area of the sensor. Then you can use that information in post to crop or reframe your footage to aspect ratios of your choice. This proves useful when shooting with anamorphic lenses.