Canon's EOS C500 MARK II features a full-frame 5.9K sensor

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This Canon EOS C500 MARK II camera is equipped with a full frame sensor and a resolution of 5.9K displayed on the technology without margins.

CANON unveiled the EOS C500 MARK II, featuring a full frame sensor and a shooting capability in 5.9K RAW mode, which is the company's camera production line EOS Cinema.

The EOS C500 MARK II is launched with a 35mm CMOS sensor. The camera has been upgraded from 4K to 5.9K and the CFast connector has been removed from this version to be replaced by the CFexpress and SD cards.

Canon uses the new DIGIC DV 7 processor chip from the EOS C500 MARK II. The camera also allows you to record RAW videos of 5.9K, as well as videos in 4K format. in 4: 2: 2, 10-bit and XF-AVC format.

With the EOS C500 Mark II, users can choose an EF Cinema lens or a PL mount lens.

Specifications EOS C500 Mark II

• Full Frame CMOS Sensor Supports 5.9K Resolution
• The camera supports RAW Cinema shooting from 5.9K to 120 frames per second.
• Canon DIGIC DV 7 processor
• Supports HDR video recording with PQ / HLG and Canon Log 2/3
• Store in 2 CFexpress cards or SD card
• The objectives support switching between EF and PL
• Supports the peripheral connection
• Weight 1.75 kg

Canon points out that the camera comes with an algorithm that supports the output of 4K images of 5.9K images in optimal quality with the lowest noise, the sensor supports a dynamic range going up to 15 stops and comes with an integrated ND unit supporting stopping points 2,4,6. , 8 or 10.

CFexpress should also support the backup of video content on the go. By setting the subject on the screen and tracking with faster performance.

Canon has set the price level of the new C500 Mark II at € 18,999 on the European market, and the company is expected to release the release date.

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This Canon EOS C500 MARK II camera is equipped with a full frame sensor and a resolution of 5.9K displayed on the technology without margins.