Canon has just announced two new FHD, full frame camera models, the Canon ML-100 and ML-105 with ultra high light sensitivity, aimed mostly at industrial use. Both models come with either Canon EF or M58 lens mounts. The 19-micron pixels allow the light sensitivity to go as high as 75dB (equivalent of 4,560,000 ISO). Depending on the models, the cameras can output RAW or processed video signal. Canon first introduced a VERY light-sensitive full frame FHD camera already five years ago, the Canon ME20F-SH, and this camera was already able to reach 75dB (approximately 4,560,000 ISO) in light sensitivity. (More information on that camera can be found here: our article and video from the IBC 2015). Canon ML-100 and ML-105 Cameras Both new models incorporate a full-frame CMOS sensor with large 19um (19 microns) pixels. Although the sensor size and resolution stayed the same, Canon states this is a new sensor, not the one used in the ME20F-SH. The light sensitivity reaches a maximum of 75dB, which equals approximately 4,560,000 ISO. According to Canon, the camera will be able to capture color video with a minimum subject illumination of less than 0.0005 lux. Canon ML series cameras with EF Mount. Source: Canon Both, the ML-100 and ML-105 will come in two different versions with different lens mounts – either Canon EF or M58 mount. The cameras offer a compact, cube-shaped body and modular design that allows implementation and integration into industrial solutions. Both models will not be able to record...
Published By: CineD - Wednesday, 4 November, 2020