Canon EOS C200

Canon's EOS C200 EF Cinema Camera features a built-in EVF, 4" LCD screen, top handle, Super 35mm CMOS sensor, and Dual Pixel Autofocus. The EF lens mount on the EOS C200 offers compatibility not only with Canon's existing broad range of DSLR lenses but also with their line of EF-mount CN-E cinema prime and zoom lenses. The Super 35mm sensor is paired with Canon's Dual DIGIC DV 6 image processor, allowing it to capture and record up to DCI 4K resolution.

The C200 can also record Canon's Cinema RAW Light internally via its single CFast card slot. The camera also incorporates two SD card slots for recording UHD 4K/HD MP4 video. A built-in EVF enables the camera to maintain a small footprint when you shoot. However, the included removable 4" LCD screen as well as the included top handle and camera grip make this camera versatile for larger shoots. You can output video via the camera's SDI output, and the built-in XLR connectors provide two channels of audio at line, mic, and mic+48V level. A built-in Ethernet connector provides input/output control.

Super 35mm CMOS sensor developed by Canon

The 8.85M sensor supports 4K DCI recording for high quality images. 2K/HD recording that takes full advantage of data from the 4K sensor.

Newly-developed Dual DIGIC DV 6

Dual DIGIC DV 6 image processors give you recording ability internally 4K UHD/50P MP4, 4K DCI RAW Light and continuous 120fps high frame rate in Full HD.

Cinema EOS RAW Light

Capturing in DCI 4K 60P/50P, this format enables internal recording of files about 1/3 to 1/5 the size of cinema RAW but with the same flexibility in grading.

MP4 UHD 60P/50P Recording

Support for UHD (3840 x 2160) 60P/50P makes long recording times possible on versatile SD cards while maintaining high image quality.

FHD 120P/100P Slow Motion Recording

You get high-speed recording with a maximum 120fps in Full HD without cropping, realising even greater emotion in visual expression.

Dual Pixel CMOS AF featured

Ground-breaking AF technology that uses a CMOS sensor with a construction that combines the functions of both imaging and phase difference AF.

For further information head over to the Canon website.