Canon EOS C70 Super 35 4K Cinema Camera

Canon EOS C70 Super 35 4K Cinema Camera

Canon · Canon Cinema EOS

$5,499.00 MSRP

Key Features

  • Super 35 Dual Gain Output CMOS
  • C-LOG 2 and C-LOG 3
  • Up to 180 fps
  • Internal Cinema RAW Light
  • RF-Mount

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In the Box

  • 1 × Canon BP-A30 Battery Pack for EOS C300 Mark II, C200, and C200B
  • 1 × AC Power Cable
  • 1 × Body Cap
  • 1 × Canon CA-CP200L Compact AC Power Adapter
  • 1 × Canon EOS C70 Cinema Camera (RF Mount)
  • 1 × CG-A20 Battery Charger
  • 1 × Handle Unit
  • 1 × Microphone Holder
  • 1 × Shoe Mount Bracket
  • 1 × SS-1200 Shoulder Strap
  • 1 × Tape Measure Hook

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Firmware

  • Canon EOS C70 Firmware 1.1.4.1FreeAug 19, 2026Details ↗

    Adds compatibility with the CN30x40 IAS J/R1 (RF mount) and CN30x40 IAS J/P1 (PL mount) CINE-SERVO cinema lenses, fixes an issue that could interfere with the camera's ability to connect to an FTP server, and improves operational stability; no recording format was added. Earlier releases delivered the camera's two defining recording expansions since its 2020 launch: 12-bit Cinema RAW Light internal recording in LT/ST/HQ tiers at up to 4096x2160/2048x1080 (1.0.3.1, 2022-03-24), and XF-AVC 4K (4096x2160) All-Intra recording at 50.00p/59.94p (1.0.5.1, 2022-12-09).

  • Canon EOS C70 Firmware 1.0.5.1FreeDec 9, 2022Details ↗

    Enables SD card recording in XF-AVC 4K Intra setting at frame rates of 50/60 frames per second, among lens-compatibility, autofocus, audio-meter, and Custom Picture/LUT additions.

  • Canon EOS C70 Firmware 1.0.3.1FreeMar 24, 2022Details ↗

    Adds support for Cinema RAW Light recording modes at resolution 4096x2160 and 2048x1080, bit depth 12-bit, frame rates 59.94P/50.00P/29.97P/23.98P/25.00P/24.00P; adds Frame Recording modes; adds Interval Recording modes.

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Canon logoCanon Digital Cinema Cameras

Canon’s role in digital cinema has been shaped by its longstanding expertise in optics and imaging science. When the company introduced the Cinema EOS system, it aimed to bring the familiarity of Canon’s color reproduction and lens ecosystem into the motion-picture space. This transition marked a key moment when large-sensor video capture became accessible to a wider range of productions—from documentary and corporate work to high-end narrative features—helping bridge the gap between DSLR-based video and dedicated cinema workflows.

Canon’s digital cinema lineup has evolved around consistency and color management. The brand’s Super 35 mm and full-frame sensors emphasize pleasing skin tones, balanced dynamic range, and reliable autofocus performance, complemented by recording formats such as Canon RAW Light and XF-AVC. These design choices have made Canon cameras a common choice for productions seeking natural color rendition and efficient file handling across varied post-production environments.

A defining strength of Canon’s cinema approach is its attention to system integration. Support for EF and RF lens mounts, extensive compatibility with third-party accessories, and flexible form factors—ranging from compact documentary bodies to modular studio systems—allow filmmakers to adapt to diverse production scales. Canon’s digital cinema cameras continue to reflect a philosophy centered on image reliability, workflow flexibility, and a smooth transition between still and motion capture within a unified visual language.

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