The 5.7K sensor is used to super-sample internal recordings, resulting in higher resolving images with less noise and artifacting when compared to non-super-sampled recordings.

The AU-EVA1 features a dual native ISO technology. This results in a camera that can switch from a standard sensitivity to a high sensitivity without an increase in noise, or other artifacts.

The camera utilises a native EF-mount, giving shooters access to the broad EF lens ecosystem. Electronic Image Stabilisation (EIS) is employed to compensate for camera shake and blurring, which will help smooth out handheld or shoulder-mount shots on documentary or run-and-gun projects. Behind the lens mount, an integrated ND filter wheel in 2, 4, and 6 stops allows for precise exposure control. It also contains V-Log/V-Gamut capture to deliver high dynamic range and broad colours.

On the back-end, videos are recorded using 10-bit, 4:2:2 sampling for smooth gradations in subtle shades and a reduction in banding artifacts over 8-bit sampling. Bit-rates of up to 400 Mbps ensure low compression ratios that will maintain quality through an intensive post-production pipeline required by professional workflows. Video is recorded on widely available SD cards, providing high-quality recording on accessible, industry-standard media.

Weighing only 1.2Kg (body-only) with a compact form factor (17cm x 13.5cm x 13.3cm) and a removable handgrip, EVA1 can be used for efficient handheld shooting applications and can also be mounted on a drone, gimbal rig, or jib arm for complex yet smooth camera moves.