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SENSITOMETRIC CHARACTERISTICS OF THE EOS C 300 DIGITAL CINE CAMERA

Two separate white papers discuss technical details relating to a new 35mm CMOS singlesensor developed by Canon specifically for digital cine motion imaging. The excellent noise performance of the individual sensors coupled with its high saturation level produce a wide dynamic range of 73.5 dB for the green component, and 72 dB for the matriced Luma. It becomes the task of the camera digital processing system to implement a nonlinear transfer characteristic that can optimize the tonal reproduction of the nominally exposed portion of a given scene while also retaining as much detail as possible in the overexposed regions. It is the intent of this paper to examine the sensitometric characteristics of the EOS C300 cine camera The on-board recording of the camera utilizes a high-performance 50 Mbps 4:2:2 MPEG-2 codec. This compression algorithm is constrained to an 8-bit depth according to this international standard. Accordingly, the matriced 4:2:2 components are converted to an 8-bit component set for recording