SKU: GC66-C50

Canon EOS C50 Body Only

32.5 Megapixels
7K Video Quality
Wi-Fi
ISO 100-102400
3.0" LCD Screen
670g
32.5 Megapixels
7K Video Quality
Wi-Fi
ISO 100-102400
3.0" LCD Screen
670g
Regular price $4,499.00
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Product Overview

Canon EOS C50 Body Only

Open Gate Recording for Ultimate Versatility

The Canon EOS C50 is the first cinema EOS camera to offer Open Gate Recording using the entire sensor area. This provides enhanced image quality by enabling recording with a wider angle of view and higher resolution giving more freedom in framing and trimming that can be used in a variety of applications.

What's in the box:

Canon EOS C50 Body Only

Handle Unit

Canon LP-E6P Lithium-Ion Battery

Canon LC-E6 Charger for LP-E6/LP-EL/LP-E6NH Battery Packs

Microphone Holder

Shoulder Strap

Screw for Microphone Holder Unit

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Key Features

32.5 Megapixels

Canon EOS C50 offers 32.5 Megapixels for ultra-detailed stills.

7K Video Quality

Canon EOS C50 gives 7K video quality with cinematic clarity.

Wi-Fi

Canon EOS C50 comes with Wi-Fi connectivity for easy sharing.

ISO 100-102400

Canon EOS C50 offers ISO 100-102400 for versatile low-light performance.

3.0" LCD Screen

Canon EOS C50 features a 3.0" LCD screen for clear monitoring.

670g

Canon EOS C50 weighs just 670g for easy portability.

FAQs

What are the advantages of using Open Gate Recording on the Canon EOS C50?

Open Gate Recording allows you to utilise the entire sensor area, which enhances image quality by providing a wider angle of view and higher resolution. This flexibility is particularly beneficial for framing and trimming during editing, making it ideal for a variety of applications, from filmmaking to commercial projects.

How does the Dual Pixel CMOS AF II technology improve autofocus performance?

Dual Pixel CMOS AF II uses advanced algorithms that leverage deep learning for high-speed and high-precision autofocus. This technology enables the camera to quickly and accurately detect subjects, making it easier to capture fast-moving scenes or subjects in challenging environments, such as sports or dynamic events.

What makes the Canon EOS C50 suitable for virtual production?

The Canon EOS C50 features plug-and-play virtual production support that allows for seamless data syncing with a single cable, eliminating the need for prior calibration. This functionality also includes lens distortion data, which helps ensure that CG composited images match the real camerawork and virtual space, creating a more cohesive final product.

How does the camera's support for Cinema Raw Light benefit video production?

Cinema Raw Light recording captures ultra-high-resolution video while maintaining exceptional detail. This format reduces file sizes and simplifies workflows, making RAW more accessible for filmmakers. The smaller file sizes allow for easier storage and faster transfer, which is especially advantageous in professional production settings.

Can I use my existing EF lenses with the Canon EOS C50?

Yes, the Canon EOS C50 is compatible with existing EF lenses through the use of an EF EOS R adapter. This allows users to take advantage of their current lens collection while also exploring new lens options, such as PL lenses with the new PL-RF mount adapter, providing versatility in lens choices.

What is the significance of the dual base ISO feature in the Canon EOS C50?

The dual base ISO feature allows you to choose between two base ISO levels, 800 and 6400, to optimise performance under varying lighting conditions. This capability ensures a higher signal-to-noise ratio and maintains dynamic range, making it easier to achieve clean and professional-looking footage, even in low-light situations.

How does the camera handle high frame rate recording?

The Canon EOS C50 supports 4K recording at up to 120 frames per second and 2K recording at 180 frames per second. This high frame rate capability is essential for capturing fast action smoothly, making it an excellent choice for sports, concerts, and other dynamic events where motion needs to be depicted clearly.

Stunning Full-Frame Performance

Stunning Full-Frame Performance

Canon EOS C50

Cinema-Grade Footage, Minimalist Design

Cinema-Grade Footage, Minimalist Design

Sleek, lightweight design meets cinema-grade performance, letting you capture stunning visuals anywhere with ease and flexibility.

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