Marketed	July 2018
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The EOS C700 FF inherits the same outstanding basic performance and modular design of its predecessor model, the EOS C700 (released in December 2016), while employing a newly developed full-frame sensor that makes possible high-image-quality 4K video recording with low noise and high sensitivity. The EOS C700 FF meets a wide range of professional needs in the on-location shooting of such projects as movies for Hollywood and the broader video production market, TV dramas, commercials and music videos.

Using the abundant visual information captured by its newly developed 38.1 mm x 20.1 mm full-frame sensor, the EOS C700 FF makes possible the internal recording of 4K/60P video through oversampling¹. The EOS C700 FF delivers visual expression with superior image quality thanks to lower imaging noise, a wide dynamic range of over 15 stops and a color gamut that exceeds the next-generation broadcasting standard ITU-R BT.2020. What's more, the Dual Pixel CMOS AF autofocus system enables the EOS C700 FF to perform high-precision focus adjustment suited to a wide range of shooting styles, even in situations that demand highly accurate focusing.

Supporting more than 70 different EF-series and EF Cinema-series lenses, in addition to anamorphic lenses², which make possible image capture in the 2.39:1 aspect ratio typical of cinema productions, the EOS C700 FF delivers versatile, high-image-quality descriptive performance. Combining a full-frame sensor—which exceeds the size of Super 35mm sensors—with these lenses that deliver high optical performance, the EOS C700 FF makes possible impressive visual expression with a pleasing bokeh effect that has an even shallower depth of field.

The EOS C700 FF supports recording in both XF-AVC, Canon's proprietary video format that efficiently compresses data, and the highly versatile Apple ProRes³ compression format. What's more, when equipped with the Codex CDX-36150 recorder, the EOS C700 FF makes possible the recording of RAW format video up to 5.9K (5952 x 3140 pixels) at 60P.

1 The process of generating recorded video using data larger than the recording pixel value
2 A lens that enables shooting with landscape-orientation compression and makes possible a characteristic blur effect
3 A video compression format developed by Apple Inc.