Canon has announced the launch of its new PowerShot V-series and EOS V-series cameras, specifically designed to meet the evolving needs of modern video content creators. This move signals Canon’s strong commitment to the growing market of vloggers, streamers, and hybrid content producers.
Canon Powershot V-series and EOS V-series
The new camera lines are designed to prioritize video recording while still maintaining strong still-image capture capabilities. The company emphasizes that these new camera lines are not meant to replace current EOS or Powershot camera lines, but instead supplement them, to meet the demands of the modern content creator.
Key features of the new camera series include:
- Video-First Design:
- The cameras are engineered with a focus on video creation, featuring optimized sensor technology and advanced autofocus performance.
- They are built to support the increasing demand for vertical video content alongside traditional horizontal formats.
- Two Distinct Series:
- PowerShot V-series:
- Offers a compact, integrated lens solution, ideal for users seeking simplicity and convenience.
- Designed for 4K video production with versatile image control.
- EOS V-series:
- Provides the flexibility of interchangeable lenses, utilizing Canon’s RF and RF-S lens systems.
- Offers advanced video functionalities, including Canon Log 3 and extensive audio control.
- Provides high-performance dual-pixel CMOS AF.
- PowerShot V-series:
- Hybrid Capabilities:
- Both series are designed to be hybrid cameras, capable of high-quality still image and video capture.
Pricing and Availability
In April 2025, the PowerShot V1 is expected to be on sale for an estimated USD 899.99(around PHP 52,000). The expected retail price of the EOS R50 V is USD 649.99(around PHP 37,000) for the body alone and USD 849.99(around PHP 49,000) with the RF-S14-30mm F4-6.3 IS STM PZ when it launches in April 2025.
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