Besides the updates to usability and design, the HF G70 keeps essentially all of the recording tech from the HF G50, including the 1/2.3' CMOS sensor, UHD 4K recording, and a built-in 20x zoom lens with image stabilization. The other camcorder launch from Canon is the more compact VIXIA HF G70, which succeeds the HF G50 and adds similar updates to what was announced with the professional XA series cameras-this new model incorporates the larger, higher resolution 3.5' 2.76m-dot touchscreen LCD and 0.36' 1.77m-dot OLED EVF, offers OSD recording, and trades in the Mini Advanced shoe for a USB Type-C port for a single, streamlined power and connectivity port. The other key addition to these new cameras is On-Screen Display (OSD) 'Time Stamp' Recording, along with the inclusion of USB Type-C ports, and the XA65 also gains an SDI terminal for professional use.

The cameras retain the 20x optical zoom lens, built-in image stabilization, and variety of recording modes, but gain the same 3.5' 2.76m-dot LCD and 0.36' 1.77m-dot OLED EVF as the XA75 and XA70. The XA65 and XA60 are the smaller models of the series, featuring 1/2.3' CMOS sensors, along with a similar series of upgrades compared to the XA45 and XA40. Other key updates for these cameras include a refresh for various terminals, including a USB Type-C port, and the XA75 gains professional-grade 3G-SDI and XLR terminals for higher-end workflows. The EVF has been updated, too, to a larger 0.36' OLED panel with 1.77m-dot resolution for clearer monitoring. Where these two new cameras distinguish themselves is the inclusion of a larger 3.5' touchscreen LCD monitor, with 2.76m-dot resolution, which greatly outperforms the 3.0' 460k-dot screen from the previous generation. Like their predecessors, the XA75 and XA70 feature 1' CMOS sensors, support Dual Pixel CMOS AF, have a built-in 15x optical zoom lens with built-in ND filter and image stabilization.

These new cameras keep many of the imaging specs of their predecessors with the upgrades focusing mainly on usability, recording modes, and improved EVFs and LCDs. The quartet of professional camcorder updates-the XA75, XA70, XA65, and XA60-are successors to the XA55, XA50, XA45, and XA40, and are compact, ENG and documentary-minded cameras offering UHD 4K recording within an all-in-one form factor.

Canon has released a series of broadcast tools, including five new XA75, XA70, XA65, and XA60 pro camcorders

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