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Canon EOS C70 - Body Only

8.85 Megapixels
4K Video Quality
Bluetooth
ISO 160-25600
No Viewfinder
3.5" LCD Screen
8.85 Megapixels
4K Video Quality
Bluetooth
ISO 160-25600
No Viewfinder
3.5" LCD Screen
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Product Overview

The Canon EOS C70 is a revolutionary cinema camera that delivers stunning image quality with incredible flexibility. This powerhouse of a camera features an advanced Dual Gain Output (DGO) sensor, the latest generation Digic DV 7 processor, and dual-pixel autofocus for stunningly cinematic imagery.

What's in the box:

Canon EOS C70 Cinema Camera (RF Mount)

Canon CA-CP200L Compact AC Power Adapter

CG-A20 Battery Charger

AC Power Cable

Canon BP-A30 Battery Pack for EOS C300 Mark II, C200, and C200B

Handle Unit

Microphone Holder

Body Cap

SS-1200 Shoulder Strap

Tape Measure Hook

Shoe Mount Bracket

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Key Features

8.85 Megapixels

The Canon EOS C70 has effective: 8.85 Megapixels.

4K Video Quality

EOS C70 delivers the most advanced Image Stabilisation of any Cinema EOS camera via RF lens support. Featuring EOS ITR AF X technology, the Dual Pixel AF keeps the focus on the subject you are following even when shooting at high frame rates at 4K 120P.

Bluetooth

While the Canon EOS C70 does not support wifi connectivity, it features Profoto's A10 speedlight with built-in AirX Bluetooth-enabled sync technology.

ISO 160-25600

The Canon EOS C70 has an effective ISO range of 160-25600 for Photo/Video and can be extended to 100 to 102400.

No Viewfinder

The Canon EOS C70 does not come with an electronic viewfinder. Compatible viewfinders will need to be purchased if this feature is required.

3.5" LCD Screen

The C70 uses a fully articulating LCD screen with a 3.5" (8.8cm) LCD. the display itself however isn't a full touch screen display.

FAQs

What is the significance of the Dual Gain Output sensor in the Canon EOS C70?

The Dual Gain Output sensor in the Canon EOS C70 enhances dynamic range and low-light performance. This technology allows the camera to capture more detail in both highlights and shadows, making it ideal for cinematic projects where lighting conditions can vary dramatically. By leveraging this advanced sensor, filmmakers can achieve stunning image quality with minimal noise, even in challenging lighting situations.

How does the dual-pixel autofocus work in the Canon EOS C70?

The dual-pixel autofocus system in the Canon EOS C70 uses phase detection technology to provide fast and accurate focusing, making it particularly effective for video recording. This system allows for smooth transitions and reliable tracking of moving subjects, which is crucial for dynamic filmmaking. The camera offers various autofocus modes, enabling users to choose the most suitable option for their shooting style and subject matter.

What are the advantages of 4K recording at 120fps in the Canon EOS C70?

Recording in 4K at 120fps on the Canon EOS C70 enables filmmakers to create stunning slow-motion footage while maintaining high image quality. This frame rate allows for detailed and fluid motion capture, which is especially useful in action sequences or creative storytelling. The 10-bit 4:2:2 internal recording also ensures that colour grading and post-production processes yield professional results.

Can the Canon EOS C70 be integrated easily into existing workflows?

Yes, the Canon EOS C70 is designed with versatility in mind, featuring dual CFexpress card slots for high-speed data storage and an HDMI 2.1 output for seamless integration with external monitors and recorders. This flexibility allows filmmakers to build their setups based on their specific needs and preferences, making it a great addition to both studio and on-location shoots.

What types of projects is the Canon EOS C70 best suited for?

The Canon EOS C70 is ideal for a wide range of filmmaking projects, including narrative films, documentaries, commercials, and corporate videos. Its advanced features, such as high dynamic range, excellent low-light performance, and robust autofocus system, make it a versatile tool for both seasoned professionals and emerging creators looking to achieve cinematic quality in their work.

What is the benefit of having both XF-AVC and MP4 recording formats?

Having both XF-AVC and MP4 recording formats in the Canon EOS C70 provides filmmakers with flexibility in terms of workflow and compatibility. XF-AVC is a professional format that offers high-quality recordings suitable for post-production, while MP4 is more accessible for quick sharing and editing. This dual format capability allows users to choose the most appropriate setting based on their project's requirements.

Compact yet uncompromised.

Compact yet uncompromised.

The light, portable answer to capturing candid hand-held footage.

Shoot and store

Shoot and store

The EOS C70 has two SD Card Slots for simultaneous recording so you can backup your footage in different formats or resolutions.

Stay focused

Stay focused

EOS C70 delivers the most advanced Image Stabilisation of any Cinema EOS camera via RF lens support.

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