Canon EOS C500 Mark II (MK2) + EU-V2 Expansion

Next-Generation Full Frame Cinema Performance

The Canon EOS C500 Mark II is a powerhouse of the Cinema EOS System, featuring a 5.9K Full Frame CMOS sensor housed in a compact, modular body. Designed for high-end productions, this kit includes the EU-V2 Expansion Unit, transforming the camera into a fully-featured production rig with professional connectivity and V-mount power support.

Breathtaking 5.9K Image Quality

Equipped with a 5.9K Full Frame sensor and the DIGIC DV 7 processor, the EOS C500 Mark II delivers an immersive cinematic look with faithful color reproduction and smooth skin tones. With over 15 stops of dynamic range and HDR support (PQ/HLG and Canon Log 2/3), it excels in demanding lighting conditions. The high-quality debayering algorithm oversamples 5.9K data to produce stunning 4K footage with reduced noise and suppressed moire.

Internal Cinema RAW Light and XF-AVC

Streamline your workflow with internal recording to dual CFexpress cards. The camera supports Canon Cinema RAW Light, providing the flexibility of RAW in manageable file sizes. For broadcast-standard workflows, record in 4K 4:2:2 10-bit XF-AVC. The 12G-SDI interface allows for 4K 50/60p output via a single cable, ensuring compatibility with modern monitoring and recording setups.

EU-V2 Expansion and Modular Design

The included EU-V2 Expansion Unit is essential for professional sets, adding two XLR inputs, a 12-pin lens interface, Genlock, and Ethernet. It also features a V-Lock battery mount with D-tap and 24V power output. The camera's modularity extends to the lens mount, which is user-interchangeable between EF Cinema Lock and PL, offering unparalleled creative freedom.

Advanced Autofocus and Stabilization

Experience precision with Dual Pixel CMOS AF, offering high-speed continuous autofocus and intuitive touch operation via the LCD monitor. The EOS C500 Mark II is also the first Cinema EOS camera to incorporate 5-axis Electronic Image Stabilization (IS), ensuring stable handheld footage even when using lenses without internal communication.