Canon, a leader in imaging solutions, announced its new innovations in professional imaging products that were showcased at the IBC 2016, the leading global tradeshow for the media and broadcast industry that took place in Amsterdam, Netherlands.
Canon demonstrated its full range of professional imaging products that demonstrated Canon’s Full HD, 4K (digital TV and digital cinematography) and HDR (High-dynamic-range imaging) products, through a variety of end-to-end workflow scenarios – from shooting experiences, to review and editing processes, including innovative low-light and long distance live shooting demos.
“Canon has exhibited at IBC for more than three decades and we continue to listen to our customers when developing the product range to ensure our innovations meet their needs,” said Hendrik Verbrugghe, Marketing Director, CME & CCNA (Canon Central and North Africa). “We understand that content providers and creators demand quality products that will deliver the creative vision in quality imaging. As Africa is growing in content development Canon is ready to provide the continent quality professional products in broadcast and film.”
Canon demonstrated its full range of professional imaging products that demonstrated Canon’s Full HD, 4K (digital TV and digital cinematography) and HDR (High-dynamic-range imaging) products, through a variety of end-to-end workflow scenarios – from shooting experiences, to review and editing processes, including innovative low-light and long distance live shooting demos.
“Canon has exhibited at IBC for more than three decades and we continue to listen to our customers when developing the product range to ensure our innovations meet their needs,” said Hendrik Verbrugghe, Marketing Director, CME & CCNA (Canon Central and North Africa). “We understand that content providers and creators demand quality products that will deliver the creative vision in quality imaging. As Africa is growing in content development Canon is ready to provide the continent quality professional products in broadcast and film.”
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