SKU: GC66-C400

Canon EOS C400 Digital Cinema Camera Body (RF Lens Mount)

19 Megapixels
6K Video Quality
Wifi
ISO 160-25600
3.5" LCD Screen
1.54 kg
19 Megapixels
6K Video Quality
Wifi
ISO 160-25600
3.5" LCD Screen
1.54 kg
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Product Overview

Canon EOS C400 Digital Cinema Camera Body (RF Lens Mount)

RF Lenses for Greater Possibilities

RF lenses enable richly expressive, high-quality imaging. The high-speed communication capabilities of the RF mount makes operation intuitive and stress-free. Co-ordinated control of camera and lens IS via RF mount communication achieves powerful image stabilisation.

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Canon EOS C400 Digital Cinema Camera Body (RF Lens Mount)

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Key Features

19 Megapixels

The Canon EOS C400 Digital Cinema Camera boasts a resolution of 19 effective megapixels.

6K Video Quality

The 6K full-frame back-illuminated CMOS sensor and DIGIC DV7 processor provide stunning visuals, with enhanced 4K quality and wide 16-stop tonality.

Wifi

The Canon EOS C400 Digital Cinema Camera features built-in WiFi connectivity.

ISO 160-25600

The Canon EOS C400 Digital Cinema Camera offers an ISO sensitivity range from 160 to 25600.

3.5" LCD Screen

The Canon EOS C400 Digital Cinema Camera features a 3.5-inch LCD touch panel with 2.76 million dots.

1.54 kg

The Canon EOS C400 Digital Cinema Camera weighs only 1.54 kg.

FAQs

What are the advantages of using RF lenses with the Canon EOS C400?

RF lenses are designed to take full advantage of the Canon EOS C400's advanced features. The high-speed communication between the camera and RF lenses enhances autofocus performance, enabling quick and precise subject tracking. Additionally, the coordination of image stabilisation via RF mount communication results in smoother footage, making it ideal for dynamic shooting scenarios. The optical quality of RF lenses provides richer colours and improved sharpness, ensuring that your visuals are of the highest standard.

How does the Dual Pixel CMOS AF II improve my focus capabilities?

The Dual Pixel CMOS AF II system in the Canon EOS C400 uses advanced deep learning algorithms to enhance subject detection and tracking. This results in high-speed, accurate autofocus that can lock onto moving subjects almost instantaneously. The camera's ability to switch focus seamlessly between subjects allows for more creative storytelling, whether you're capturing sports, live events, or narrative films. This technology significantly reduces the risk of missing critical moments due to focus issues.

Can I use my existing EF lenses with the EOS C400?

Yes, you can use your existing EF lenses with the Canon EOS C400 by attaching an EF-EOS R adapter. This compatibility allows you to leverage your current lens collection while enjoying the advanced features of the RF mount system. Additionally, the PL-RF mount adapter enables the use of PL lenses, providing further versatility in your lens options for various filmmaking needs.

What are the benefits of Canon Log 2 and Canon Log 3 in video production?

Canon Log 2 and Canon Log 3 are designed to capture a wide dynamic range, offering up to 16 stops of tonality. This capability allows for greater flexibility in post-production, helping to maintain detail in both shadows and highlights. Filmmakers can achieve a cinematic look while preserving the nuances of lighting in various conditions. The logs are particularly beneficial in high-contrast scenes, as they provide a more natural colour grading process and enhance the overall visual quality of your footage.

How does the compact design of the EOS C400 enhance its usability?

The compact design of the Canon EOS C400 makes it a versatile tool for a variety of shooting setups, including handheld, gimbal, and drone use. Its lightweight construction reduces operator fatigue during long shooting sessions, while its small footprint allows for easy integration into tight or challenging filming environments. This portability ensures that filmmakers can adapt quickly to changing situations, whether on location or in a studio setting.

What recording formats and options does the EOS C400 support?

The Canon EOS C400 supports multiple recording formats, including XF-AVC, XF-HEVC S, and proxy data, allowing for simultaneous recording to both CFexpress and SD cards. This functionality enables faster video editing workflows since you can record high-quality 6K RAW internally while also capturing proxy files for easy editing. The camera's ability to record in various resolutions, including support for 4K at 120P, makes it suitable for capturing fast-moving scenes such as sports and concerts.

What is the significance of the DIGIC DV7 processor in the EOS C400?

The DIGIC DV7 processor is a crucial component of the Canon EOS C400, as it drives the camera's advanced video processing capabilities. This dedicated processing engine enhances the overall performance, enabling features such as high-speed autofocus, superior image stabilisation, and improved low-light performance. With the DIGIC DV7, users can expect quicker response times, reduced latency, and the ability to handle complex tasks without compromising on image quality.

Unleashing the Power of Dual Pixel CMOS AF II with Advanced Speed and Precision

Unleashing the Power of Dual Pixel CMOS AF II with Advanced Speed and Precision

Dual Pixel CMOS AF II provides cutting-edge high-speed and high-precision autofocus capabilities. Utilising deep learning algorithms, it enables exceptional subject detection performance, delivering instant autofocus that captures subjects with remarkable speed.

DIGIC DV 7 Engine for High-Performance Video Processing

DIGIC DV 7 Engine for High-Performance Video Processing

Advanced video processing powered by the dedicated DIGIC DV 7 engine, delivering high performance and a range of powerful features.

Manual Selection and Auto Adjustment for Enhanced Image Quality

Manual Selection and Auto Adjustment for Enhanced Image Quality

Select from three base ISO levels manually according to the scene or utilize Auto Selection, which automatically switches to a higher S/N ratio level while preserving dynamic range.

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