Canon recently unveiled the latest addition to its line of digital cameras: the XC10.
The new camera is aimed at users who want professional-level still photography and 4k super high-definition video. It features a fixed lens with a 24-240mm f2.8-5.6 zoom, alongside a one-inch sensor, as well as an ISO that maxes out at 20,000, allowing users to capture imagery in the lowest of light situations.
Other features includes a side grip that rotates a full 90 degrees forward and back, a large rear LCD screen that tilts both upwards and down, and an optional viewfinder and lens hood that transforms the XC10 into a more conventional high-end camcorder.
Pricing is unknown, but word is, the Canon XC10 will sell for around $2,500 USD when it drops in June.
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