Posts Tagged ‘cinema eos’

November 21st, 2012
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Adorama Hosts Cinema EOS Event With Canon’s Larry Thorpe

Posted By Neil Matsumoto
Canon's Larry Thorpe gave the keynote presentation at a Cinema EOS / Adorama presentation.
By Nathan Lee Bush It’s easy to forget how recently film lorded over the Hollywood – how absolute, how unquestionable it’s dominance as the medium of choice. Sure, digital was convenient, and certainly there was that mysterious theoretical crossover point at which image quality could uncannily pass the Turing test of a trained DP’s eye,  

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August 29th, 2012
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Canon Announces A More Affordable Cinema EOS Camera As Well As New Cinema EOS Lenses

Posted By Neil Matsumoto
Canon announces the C100, the budget-friendlier Cinema EOS camera
With the introduction of the C300 late last year, Canon raised their flag in the professional motion picture camera space. With the great success of the C300, they have since added the 1D C and C500 – both capable of capturing 4K resolution (4K RAW capture for the C500). But for many indie filmmakers, the  

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August 24th, 2012
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Canon and Ron Howard Present Another Photography-Inspired Film Festival With Project Imaginat10n

Posted By Neil Matsumoto
(LEFT TO RIGHT: Twitter co-founder Biz Stone, actress Eva Longoria, director/producer Ron Howard, clothing designer Georgina Chapman, actor Jamie Foxx, musician James Murphy) photo by Christopher Polk
At Sundance 2011, The Story Beyond the Still made its debut. Launched by Canon and still photographer/filmmaker Vincent Laforet, the project was a collaboartion between a number of filmmakers who created short films using Canon EOS DSLRs, inspired by a still frame from a Laforet short. Shortly after, Canon teamed with Oscar® winning director/producer Ron Howard  

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April 26th, 2012
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NAB 2012 – After revolutionizing indie filmmaking, Canon looks to disrupt the high-end motion picture market

Posted By Neil Matsumoto
At NAB 2012, Canon's 4K cameras were the talk of the show
With the exception of a camera from Blackmagic Design that nobody saw coming, I think it’s safe to say Canon owned NAB 2012. Not only were they showcasing their excellent new Cinema EOS C300, they also launched the update to the 5D Mark II camera – the 5D Mark III. It’s also probably safe to say that  

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March 2nd, 2012
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The 5D Mark III – Canon ditches line skipping, offers a headphone jack, and adds new DIGIC 5+ processor

Posted By Neil Matsumoto
Canon announces the highly anticipated EOS 5D Mark III
Around the world, even people who have no association to the filmmaking community are well aware of the Canon 5D Mark II – a landmark camera that has changed the production industry like no camera before it. Even before Canon knew what they had, professional cinematographers began to flock to the video-enabled DSLR to create  

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February 17th, 2012
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Filmmaker Vincent Laforet Discusses The Canon C300

Posted By Neil Matsumoto
Filmmaker Vincent Laforet and the Canon C300
As most of you know, the Canon C300 is the most talked about camera on the market. With the announcement of the Cinema EOS system, Canon is going ‘all-in’ on the high-end digital production game, especially with the C300 camera and the new Cinema EOS professional PL- and EF-mount lenses. The C300 is now on  

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