Official Canon Website Release EOS 1DX2

[Douglas Call]

Has anyone been able to find out what the Equivalent "bit rate and color space" will be when internally recording 4K @ 60fps into MJPEG format? Another words is the MJPEG they're recording to kind of like 4:4:4 12-bit? Or is it different.

If I dropped the MJPEG video clip into Adobe Premier Pro CC would I be able to convert it directly to a 4:4:4 at 12-bits video file of some sort like H.265 or something else with good results?

I probably should ask this question in the Video Editing section but since the camera isn't shipping to customers till May 1, 2016 (that's what Canon's Pre-order status emails say).
I will test it out myself as soon as I get it!

Maybe Chris Hurd with all his secret contacts can get an idea?

[Dylan Couper]

Originally Posted by Jon Fairhurst

Well... there's the 14mm f/2.8 prime. That gets you a 19mm equivalent.

The Tokina 11-16 is f/2.8 and I believe that its image circle is a bit larger than ASP-C. In fact, at 16mm, my understanding is that it covers full frame.n...

I'll confirm that the 11-16 tokina covers full frame at 16mm and a touch wider.