Engineers realized that the high resolving power of the UHDgc lenses, combined with their excellent contrast control, made them perfect for High Dynamic Range (HDR) workflows. You can’t grade a soft image into HDR. By introducing the UHDgc in 2015, Canon forced the industry to admit that , not the camera sensor.
The interesting technical hook of the UHDgc wasn't just "higher resolution." It was pixel matching . Engineers realized that the high resolving power of
The Canon UHDgc series (which now includes models like the UHD-DIGISUPER 27 and UHDgc 7x17) is often forgotten in consumer tech history. But for the camera operators running along the sidelines of the Super Bowl or climbing scaffolding at the World Cup, 2015 is the year the future arrived. combined with their excellent contrast control