Here on the floor at IBC 2025, Johnnie spoke with Aaron from Canon about the newly released EOS C50. It is Canon’s smallest and lightest cinema camera so far, and Aaron said the response from the industry has been “incredibly positive,” as many see it as a versatile tool that shares many key features with higher-end models like the C400. We already covered the announcement of the EOS C50 a few days ago, where we looked at the key specifications and first impressions. Johnnie also published a hands-on review, including a sample video that shows how the camera performs in real-world conditions. If you missed those pieces, they give a useful background before diving into the details from our IBC conversation. Design and portability The camera’s compact body was designed with portability in mind. A modular handle adds connectivity and tactile controls, while a full-size HDMI port supports external EVFs or monitors. The LCD includes a luminance boost function for outdoor use. Canon left out a built-in EVF to keep the body small, expecting most users to rely on external monitors or EVFs via HDMI, especially since the camera will often be used on gimbals and rigs. Open gate and zoom rocker What sets the C50 apart is that it is the first Canon Cinema EOS body with open gate recording, giving options for anamorphic, vertical, or horizontal work. Canon also introduced a zoom rocker for the first time in this line, which not only works with the PZ 2...
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