Canon is launching a new camera NOW! Watch it LIVE, right here
Canon is launching a major new camera – watch the event LIVE RIGHT NOW with our blow-by-blow analysis!
The live stream is now over, and the new camera is the Canon EOS R5 C – a new version of the Canon EOS R5 with up to 8K 60p capture, Dual Base ISO, Multi-Function Show and an integrated cooling system, for "no limitations on shooting".
However, the camera does, in fact, have recording limits. You can read about the 5 key differences of the Canon EOS R5 C compared to the original R5 to see what's new with this Cinema EOS product!
You can see our live coverage, as it unfolded, below…
Pre-order the Canon EOS R5 C at Adorama (US)
Pre-order the Canon EOS R5 C at B&H (US)
Pre-order the Canon EOS R5 C at Park Cameras (UK)
Pre-order the Canon EOS R5 C at Wex (UK)
We're just minutes away from seeing Canon's new camera! Pull up a chair and a bag of popcorn – this is going to be interesting.
The YouTube chatroom is abuzz with speculation… especially following some leaks this morning
Some wishful thinkers are speculating on a Canon EOS C200 Mark II with RF mount, or a C700 in compact RF form factor. Guess we'll see, momentarily!
Top comment so far: "CCC Canon Credit Card Show begins now"
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAND HERE WE GO!
This dramatic music would make a BBC documentary proud
Ram Sarup is our host, to tell us all about Cinema EOS.
Integrated cooling system, electronic (but not sensor shift) stabilization, RF mount
Anamorphic lenses supported by third party adapters:
2x, 1.8x, 3x de-squeeze
Up to 14 stops of dynamic range, with Dual Base ISO for maximum low light performance
Wave forms, false color, other options
Ooh, up to 180° shutter angle! This is a serious cinema camera
They're pushing the VR angle, linked to the Canon RF 5.2mm f/2.8L Dual Fisheye
Quick and clean! The stream ran just 10 minutes, but was packed with a whole lot of information. For a full breakdown of everything to do with the Canon EOS R5 C, check out these articles:
It's here! The Canon EOS R5 C is an 8K 60p camera with "no limitations on shooting"
Actually… the Canon EOS R5 C does, in fact, have record times