When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Canon’s entry into the Cinema Series begins with the EOS C100. The camcorder features a Super ...

These days, it seems like everywhere we go we can easily connect to Wi-Fi. Wireless capabilities have become integral in connecting us and our devices to the Internet for business and social ...

A new video showing the C100 in detail and how it might be used with an external recorder for even better images Canon now has a range of dedicated digital cinematography cameras starting with the ...

Movie makers thrive on quick autofocusing for their action shots, so they'll be glad to hear that Canon will offer an upgrade to the EOS C100 video camera with that kind of performance in mind. The ...

Canon has revealed its latest digital cinema camera, the Canon EOS C100 Mark 2. Designed for videographers and independent filmmakers, the new offering has a number of key enhancements over its C100 ...

Those using Canon's lower-end cinema camera can soon spend $500 for a sensor that improves autofocus performance. The dual-pixel technology debuted this year on Canon's 70D SLR. Stephen Shankland ...

“Canon’s commitment to the advancement of tools for visual expression takes another major step forward with the introduction of the EOS C100 Mark II Digital Video Camera,” said Yuichi Ishizuka, ...

Canon just announced the EOS C100 Mark II, the second generation Super 35mm 8.3 megapixel CMOS digital video camera, which adds a redesigned viewfinder and OLED panel, along with wireless ...

You can use the more affordable SD memory cards. Typically for Full HD (1920x1080) video at 50 Mbs, a 32GB memory card would record up to 1 hour and 30 minutes of footage. 1 top-mounted XLR unit 1 ...

Another idea for using Wi-Fi with this camcorder works when you connect the camera to something like a home or office Wi-Fi network. Rather than using the peer-to-peer function (Camera Access Point) ...

What do you do when you get a new camera? Some people run out and shoot test footage, while others just gamble and use the camera on the next shoot they have lined up. When Stefan Müller, an Austrian ...