Canon EOS-1D C sees $4000 price drop in North America
Published Jan 31, 2015
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dpreview staff
New pricing for the Canon EOS-1D C will go into effect in North America February 1st, taking the retail price from $11,999 down to $7,999. The camera is coming up on its third birthday, introduced in April 2012. The 18MP full-frame sensor is capable of 4K video. The EOS-1D C also offers 1080 HD video, dual CF card slots and a 61-point AF system. Canon Rumors has been following the EOS-1D C price cut which first surfaced in Hong Kong earlier this month.
The price drop could mean that the camera is near end of life, but that would be uncharacteristic of Canon. Instead, it may simply be a reflection of the current market, where Panasonic's GH4 and the Sony a7S provide 4K video at prices well below even the EOS-1D C's discounted $8000.
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Canon has unveiled its promised 4K capable DSLR, the EOS-1D C, which can capture 4K (4096 x 2160 pixel) video at up to 24p without downscaling, from an APS-H crop of its 18MP full-frame sensor. The camera, which shares the majority of its specifications with the still-awaited 1D X, can also capture 1080p60 or 50p or output it uncompressed over its HDMI connector. Full HD can be captured from a 16:9 crop from the whole sensor, or a smaller, APS-C-like Super 35mm sub-frame that allows the use of Canon's EF Cinema Zoom lenses. The camera will cost around €10,000 (exact price to be confirmed) and will be available from October.
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