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Sony PMW-100
10/04/12 05:49
Engadget has news on the Sony PMW-100 Camera with 50Mbps birtrate. This camera ha sa 40-400mm (35mm equivalent) fixed lens does 1080o or i and 720p at 50Mbps MPEG HD422 compression on SxS cards. And can record 4 channels of sound in 24bit uncompressed 48kHz. Nor word on price yet though, but it will be released in May
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Sony Announces HXR-NX30 Camera
10/04/12 05:45
Engadget has the info on Sony’s newest portable camera. This has a built in 26mm-260mm lens (35 MM equivalent) Full XLR input for sound, 96GB of internal Memory for recording 1920x1080 in 60p, 30p or 24p or 720 60p. It Records in AVCHD and most strangely has a built in projector.
To me it sounds like a HVX200 competitor, and I have loved what footage from Sony’s has looked like of late, so I am interested in seeing what the footage from this camera looks like, especially for under $2000.
Review of Sony NEX-FS100
27/02/12 18:57
Adam Wilt at the Pro Video Coalition has an extensive review of the Sony NEX-FS100 that is well worth checking out. I hadn’t realized it has the same sensor as the PMW-F3. This is really a great extensive review, and you should check it out.
PVC takes a look at the Sony F65
31/01/12 05:47
| The Provideo Coalition has a first look at number 15 of the Sony F65. It is an interesting read. I hadn’t realized just how beta the camera is right now, seems much like working with a RED with many features not implemented, but on there way. Looking forward to seeing the quality of this though as it is supposed to be spectacular. |
Sony's F65 CineAlta, a true 4K Camera
19/01/12 04:50
| Creative Cow has an article |
Sony shows Crystal LED at CES 2012
15/01/12 09:51
Sony showed off a new television technology called Crystal LED, which is literally every pixel is a RGB LED pixel, has better contrast and a lower power consumption.
You can check out a YouTube video, or more from sony at CES at their blog.
Looks like this tech is a bit in the future, but sounds very cool, and I have seen described as between plasma and lcd. Personally deeper black is very exciting, and with individual led’s it should have pretty good color fidelity.
Now I just wonder how expensive it will be.
You can check out a YouTube video, or more from sony at CES at their blog.
Looks like this tech is a bit in the future, but sounds very cool, and I have seen described as between plasma and lcd. Personally deeper black is very exciting, and with individual led’s it should have pretty good color fidelity.
Now I just wonder how expensive it will be.