Canon will present its most recent innovations at IBC

Following a summer of major releases, including the EOS R1, EOS R5 Mark II cameras, as well as the EOS C400, and with more advancements to come, Canon at IBC 2024 will offer attendees a first look at its latest products from professional cinema and PTZ cameras to an expanded VR range.

Jack Adair, Broadcast Marketing Specialist at Canon Europe, comments: "Canon has had a year full of innovation, consolidating its commitment to bringing the most advanced technologies to professionals of all levels. We remain dedicated to ensuring that all our customers, from individual creators to those working on large-scale productions, can benefit from our advances. Canon is delighted to discuss the hottest topics with those leading the broadcast industry, from the growing demand for virtual capabilities to remote production."

Following last year's success, the stand will be divided into multiple zones, offering visitors the opportunity to try out a wide range of Canon products. Among them the Multi-camera zone, the area of the RF System, the andVirtual Production Flows space and a PTZ wall. Canon's team of experts will be on hand to guide users through their experience, answer questions and demonstrate the full capabilities of the products on display.

Canon will focus on those key areas where its technology is helping to drive the industry forward, including the latest large format cameras and the lenses built to capture spectacular images, with incredible detail and cinematic depth of field.

The EOS C400, which was launched earlier this year, is the first high-end EOS Cine camera with RF mount, ushering in a new era full of innovation. The EOS C400 allows operators to access a wide range of functions typically associated with high-end production cameras, but without the burden of large size and weight, or the need to add additional modules.

The PTZ area includes an extensive list of other products, which will showcase the powerful image quality and operability of the full range of Canon PTZ products and their applications, both indoor and outdoor. The CR-N100, CR-N300, CR-N500 y CR-X300, controllers, as well as Canon Auto Loop and Auto Tracking, will also be on display for visitors.

mirrorless cameras

The standard bearers of the system Canon EOS R (the EOS R1 and the EOS R5 Mark II) will be on display at IBC, giving all attendees the opportunity to test their features, such as new 'Accelerated Capture' imaging platform and the new Dual Pixel Intelligent AF autofocus.

The EOS R1 and EOS R5 Mark II allow you to record video internally in 12-bit RAW, to the memory card, as well as the ability to use the Cinema EOS Video Recording formats, along with Canon Log 2 and 3, with video proxy recording, which is now fully compatible between two cards. This takes professional video production to new levels, offering extremely high quality and creative flexibility, in any situation.

Virtual Production Workflows
Visitors will be able to discover the range of versatile Flex Zoom lenses, including the CN-E20-50mm T2.4 L F/FP and CN-E14-35mm T1.7 L S/SP that are ready for future 8K productions, as well as providing great flexibility for 4K, due to the additional detail and high resolution they provide. For VR, the new RF-S 3.9mm f/3.5 STM DUAL FISHEYE lens makes creating 3D VR content easier than ever. This compact lens offers a large 144-degree field of view and deep depth of field, simplifying setup and keeping your subject in focus. Likewise, the RF 5.2 mm f/2.8L DUAL FISHEYE lens will be on display to show the possibilities of generating immersive content.

Greater coverage, from studios to stadiums, thanks to the expanded range of lenses
In addition to those intended for VR, in recent months, Canon has continued to expand its lens offering. The Lens Showcase Zone will demonstrate Canon's commitment to innovation, allowing users to make spectacular recordings, whether working outdoors or in the studio. Both well-known lenses and new releases will be on display, such as the CJ27ex7.3B IASE T lens, which offers the widest coverage and is the largest telephoto lens available in its category on the market today, as well as various hybrid products, including the RF 24-105mm f/2.8L IS USM Z.

In terms of cinema lenses, the recently introduced CN7x17 KAS T servo cinema lens will be on display, featuring an improved advance unit, revolutionizing the future of Canon's lens offering.