It’s been an incredible decade of Cinema EOS.
Each year through innovation and perseverance,
we’ve broken new barriers to give our users exceptional
image quality, so you have endless creative control.
From single-shooters, through to
professional crews, our cameras and lenses are loved
and trusted by millions around the world.
But, let’s go back to where it all started:
with a ground-breaking,
compact cinema camera.
In 2011 the EOS C300 was born.
It brought pioneering imaging to the world of cinema
with renowned performance and reliability
that quickly made an impact among filmmakers.
In the same year, we developed an extensive range of
CN-E prime and zoom lenses, from the ground up.
Delivering cutting-edge optical performance alongside
precise manual control, minimal focus breathing
and organic warmth in colour.
Then, in 2012, we pushed more boundaries with the
introduction of The EOS 1DC: The world’s
first DSLR camera with 4K video recording technology.
In the same year, we launched a number of
innovative products offering unique solutions that made
filmmaking more accessible.
In 2015 came the EOS C300 Mark II.
It improved upon Canon’s ground-breaking
Dual Pixel CMOS autofocus system
by implementing accurate facial recognition
and object tracking,
building a legacy as a reliable workhorse among
the broadcast and documentary industry.
The CN20x50 was one for the wildlife filmmakers,
delivering an unrivalled focal length
and outstanding edge to edge clarity
in a tough, durable design.
This lens showcases the pinnacle of Canon’s
75 years of optical engineering expertise.
In 2016, the EOS C700 was introduced
with its super 35mm 4.5K CMOS sensor,
offering a wide dynamic range,
extensive connectivity and all-new ergonomics
built for large-scale productions.
A year later, Canon introduced its first full frame
Cinema EOS camera the C700 FF,
which featured the same design
and feature-set of the original C700,
but this time with a larger 5.9K sensor.
The EOS C200 introduced a new 4-inch LCD monitor
featuring Touch Auto Focus,
making single-shooter operation much more efficient.
The C200 also introduced Cinema RAW Light,
a professional RAW format
which has since found its way to
many Canon cameras across various ranges.
In 2019, we delivered a camera that pushed the boundaries
of creative freedom: The EOS C500 Mark II.
Featuring a 5.9K full-frame sensor,
internal RAW recording and all-new modular design
for accessories and interchangeable lens mounts.
The C500 Mark II remains a popular choice
for professionals around the world,
regardless of production.
We also launched our Sumire series, a unique set
of prime lenses designed to provide users a delicate
cinematic look with a hint of softness, pleasing skin tones
and organic warmth.
In 2020, both the EOS C300 Mark III and C70 took
cinematic imaging to new heights by introducing
Dual Gain Output sensor technology,
producing exceptional image quality
and incredible dynamic range.
While the EOS C300 Mark III shares the same
modular design as the C500 Mark II,
The EOS C70 features an all-new compact design and
is the first Cinema EOS camera to feature our revolutionary
RF Mount technology, taking imagery into a new
generation with outstanding clarity
and extended functionality.
Throughout the past 10 years,
Cinema EOS has become renowned
for continuously pioneering cutting-edge technology
alongside the consistent colour science
and natural skin tone reproduction
that Canon is known for.
The Cinema EOS line of products
has been designed for you,
our users.
So here's to you, and here's to the next 10 years!