Canon introduces EOS C700 camera with Global Shutter

Canon Introduces High end C700 Cinema Camera
Canon has introduced a flagship model to its Cinema Camera series by announcing the EOS C700 in both EF and PL versions. This is primarily targeted to high end feature films, documentaries and TV serials.

The EOS 700 has a modular design and comes with a Super 35mm sensor. It is the first camera to feature a global shutter. So when you pan fast or if you are shooting high speed situations your shot will not distort.
C700 will have wide dynamic range of 15 stops and records internally to CFast 2.0 cards.

ProRes: Apart from XF-AVC codec, the C700 records to edit friendly Apple ProRes.
The C700 EF mount option will have the Dual Pixel AF. Unfortunately it won’t have the touch screen like the one we have in the EOS 1DX Mark II.
One can change from EF to PL mounts as well as from standard CMOS to Global shutter in one of the Canon service centres at a cost.
Codex has brought out the Codex CDZ-36150 recorder which can integrate with the C700 seamlessly without cables. The C700 can record to the Codex recorders at 4.5K RAW at max 100 fps, 4K Raw at max 120 fps, 4K ProRes at 60 upto fps, 2K ProRes at a maximum of 240fps as well as XF-AVC at max 60fps.

Anamorphic: Canon has also included an anamorphic de-squeeze option in the C700 so one can shoot at 2.39:1 aspect ratio preferred by many films.
Full HD high-frame-rate recording is possible at a maximum of 240 fps in a cropped mode.

Canon has also announced optional accessories for the C700 in form of a Full HD OLED viewfinder EVF-V70, Remote Operation Unit OU-700, Shoulder Support Unit SU-15, Shoulder Style Grip Unit SG-1 and B4 mount adapters MO-4E/MO-4P.

https://www.usa.canon.com/internet/w...3a64f8-kVgikuM

Price: EOS C700 and EOS C700 PL will be priced at $35000 USD.
The EOS C700 GS PL will be priced at $38000 USD.
Availability: December 2016 for EOS C700 and EOS C700 PL
If you want the Global Shutter one, then wait for Jan 2017.
Preorder Link in B&H: http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/buy/Ca...DFF/d10-v1-t12

Press Release
Canon U.S.A., Inc. Introduces New Flagship EOS C700 Cinema Camera*
Ideal for Major 4K Cinema, Television, and On-Demand Streaming Productions

MELVILLE, N.Y., September 1, 2016 – Canon U.S.A., Inc., a leader in digital imaging solutions, announced today the next step in the evolution of the Cinema EOS family of professional cinematography products with the new EOS C700, EOS C700 PL and EOS C700 GS PL cinema cameras.

Featuring a completely new, customizable, modular design, the EOS C700 meets the demands of today’s productions – from feature films to documentaries to episodic dramas. The EOS C700 and EOS C700 PL cameras feature a Super 35mm 4.5K sensor¹ with wide dynamic range, and can be ideal for productions requiring 4K UHD TV or 4K DCI cinema deliverables. The EOS C700 GS PL features a Super 35mm 4K sensor with a global shutter to enable the distortion-free capture of subjects moving at high speeds. In addition to supporting the earlier XF-AVC²recording format, the cameras also support Apple^® ProRes.

Recognizing that customers today demand flexibility and the ability to respond to the changing needs of productions, the EOS C700 allows users to convert between EF mount and PL mounts, and between a standard CMOS image sensor and a global shutter CMOS image sensor at Canon service facilities³. The EF lens mount provides compatibility with Canon’s diverse lineup of over 70 interchangeable EF lenses as well as enabling use of Canon’s Dual Pixel CMOS AF technology. While the EOS C700 PL and EOS C700 GS PL allow use of industry-standard PL lenses and compatibility with Cooke /i metadata communication technology.

For those wanting to shoot and deliver High Dynamic Range (HDR)⁴ content, the EOS C700 and EOS C700 PL are ideal – providing 15 stops of latitude⁵, Canon’s proprietary Log Gammas (Canon Log3, Canon Log2 and Canon Log) and renowned color science. Additionally, these cameras seamlessly integrate with Canon’s professional 4K displays (DP-V2420, DP-V2410 or DP-V1770) for on-set color management and review that conforms to SMPTE ST 2084⁶ standards of HDR display.

To complement these powerful new acquisition tools, Canon has turned to its trusted partner Codex to provide a fully-integrated (no cables) recording and workflow option. The combination of the EOS C700 camera with the optional Codex CDX-36150 recorder allows for high-speed 4.5K RAW recording at up to 100FPS, 4K RAW at up to 120FPS, 4K ProRes at up to 60FPS, 2K ProRes at up to 240FPS and XF-AVC at up to 60FPS.
Canon’s new EOS C700, EOS C700 PL and EOS C700 GS PL are the first Cinema EOS cameras to support anamorphic shooting by utilizing a “de-squeeze” function for monitoring⁷, making possible the creation of images with the 2.39:1 aspect ratio typical of cinema productions. Furthermore, enabling Full HD high-frame-rate recording at a maximum of 240 fps (crop⁸), the camera enables smooth playback, even when slowed down, for great emotional visual expression.
Along with the announcement of these cameras, Canon is also introducing optional accessories OLED 1920x1080 Electronic View Finder EVF-V70, Remote Operation Unit OU-700, Shoulder Support Unit SU-15, Shoulder Style Grip Unit SG-1 and B4 mount adapters MO-4E/MO-4P.

The EOS C700 and EOS C700 PL are currently expected to go on sale in December 2016, while the EOS C700 GS PL is currently expected to go on sale in January 2017. The EOS C700 and EOS C700 PL will have a list of $35,000.00 each** and the EOS C700 GS PL will have a list price of $38,000.00**.

**Availability, pricing and specifications are subject to change without notice. Actual prices are set by individual dealers and may vary.
1 4.5K RAW recording will be supported following a firmware update (currently scheduled to be released at the end of March 2017, see chart below).
2 Canon’s proprietary video format that efficiently compresses video data.
3 Conversions will incur a fee and will be handled by Canon service facilities.
4 High Dynamic Range refers to a technique that enhances the contrast between light and dark values (the dynamic range) of an image.
5 15 stops achievable in EOS C700 and EOS C700 PL models in Canon Log2 mode. EOS C700 GS PL achieves 14 stops.
6 The wide dynamic range imaging standard recommended by the Society of Motion Picture & Television Engineers.
7 A lens that enables shooting with landscape-orientation compression and makes possible a characteristic blur effect.
8 A shooting function that creates a pseudo-telephoto effect using a portion of the sensor area.