Canon released the EOS C80, an RF-mount full-frame movie camera that builds on many of the technologies introduced in the EOS C400, which was launched in June. The EOS C80 features a 6K full-frame, back-illuminated stacked CMOS picture sensor with triple-base ISO settings of 800, 3,200, and 12,800. The C80’s 26.7-megapixel full-frame sensor is not as fast as a global shutter sensor, but still rapid.

The C80 also includes Canon’s latest Dual Pixel CMOS AF autofocus system, Dual Pixel AF II. Sensor and focusing technology advances allow the C80 to focus on objects over almost the entire image sensor. The C80 also has additional subject-tracking modes, including animal-tracking autofocus.

The C80 has a 12G-SDI output for uncompressed video transfer over a secure cable. Other professional-oriented connectors on the C80 include a full-size HDMI output, two mini-XLR audio inputs, time code, Wi-Fi and Ethernet connectivity, and more.

The camera also has a redesigned lightweight handle assembly, a multi-function shoe, and a relatively small design. At 1,310 grams, the C80 is slightly larger and heavier than its predecessor. Canon maintains that the C80 is still acceptable for use with a gimbal or drone. The camera has a brighter 3.5-inch LCD (2.76 million dots), a joystick controller, and over a dozen programmable function buttons.