Canon have brought out a full frame C700. Seemingly, the original C700 can be upgraded to the full-frame for a fee
https://www.provideo...digital-camera/
https://www.redshark...-cinematography
https://www.cinema5d...5-9k-announced/
Canon C700 Full-Frame Camera
Started By Brian Drysdale, Mar 28 2018 12:48 PM
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Samuel Berger
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Posted 28 March 2018 - 01:13 PM
I wonder if people who can afford that would actually buy it. That's Alexa money right there...
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Posted 28 March 2018 - 02:12 PM
I wonder if people who can afford that would actually buy it. That's Alexa money right there...
Looks intriguing.. on paper it has better then Alexa LF specs for 1/3 the price
I'm actually more excited about the 20mm cine prime - we've got the 24,50,85 set at work and it really needs something at the wider end. I tested the 14mm and its too extreme. They are a great range of lenses shame cannon has been so slow to release many focal lengths
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Posted 28 April 2018 - 12:42 PM
You'll never really see the true power of a camera by looking at the images—they all look the same after post (especially within a brand's own range).
To showcase the power of the C700FF you probably want to make a 'camera walk around' on set and show the crew the most important design features that will help them save time and be more consistent between cameras. Same with post: explain what production features will streamline post production to deliver consistent results, faster.
Then what is the point of different cameras existing?
