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Also on board the Canon EOS C700 EF/PL is the company’s Dual Pixel CMOS AF system, which offers a Dual Pixel Focus Guide feature. The Canon C700 EF/PL also supports Canon Log 3, Log 2 and Log Gammas and promises to record up to 15-stops of Dynamic Range (14-stops with the EOS C700 GS PL). Canon says the EOS C700 (EF/PL) also offers a wide range of colour space options, including the Canon Cinema Gamut, BT.2020, and DCI-P3, as well as support for ACES 1.0 workflow. The camera also supports HDR monitoring with SMPTE ST.2084. What’s more, the EOS C700 can connect directly to Canon’s new 4K high luminance reference monitor, the DP-V2420, which supports the new ITU-R BT.2100 standard for HDR output. The EOS C700 is also capable of recording high bitrate 4K files internally to dual CFast 2.0™, supporting both XF-AVC and ProRes formats, while simultaneously recording 4K RAW files to an external recorder. This allows videographers to live stream footage via the internet. EOS C700 key features: · 4K (4,096 x 2,160) video recording at up to 810Mbps · Internal 10/12-bit XF-AVC or ProRes recording · 4K recording at up 59.94P/50P internally or 100P/120P with optional Codex recorder · Up to 15 stops dynamic range · Dual Pixel CMOS AF (EOS C700 only) or Global Shutter model options The Canon EOS C700 (EF/PL) price tag will be£28,839 inc VAT, with a release date set for December 2017. The EOS C700 GS PL is available from Q1 2017 with a price tag £30,789 inc VAT. READ MORE Best Canon EF-S lenses to start your collection Is the Canon EOS 5D Mark IV better than the 5D Mark III?
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