Sony revela Venice, la prxima generacin de cmaras CineAlta full frame 6K

Sony revela Venice, la pr xima generaci n de c maras CineAlta full frame 6K Venice is presented as a solution for full-frame 36 24 mm, with capabilities anamorphic, interchangeable sensor, system of filters ND 8 levels, new colour and a completely modular design management system.

In the lobby of IBC, Sony It has revealed its new camera for digital cinematography Venice, a solution of full-frame 6 K 36 24 mm, with anamorphic, interchangeable sensor, system capabilities of filters ND from 8 levels, new color management and a completely modular design system. The new generation of cameras, CineAlta for Sony, which inherited aspects of the popular F65, F55, aims to expand the creative freedom of managers through the capture of images of full-frame and a large format theater, offering natural skin tones and excellent response in the low lights.

The Japanese multinational has developed this camera a close collaboration with directors of photography and film production professionals. The demands of professionals among the versatility when choosing lenses adapted to each production. Now, Venice 36 24 mm full-frame sensor allows for compatibility with a wide range of lenses, including lenses anamorphic and Super 35mm PL mount frame complete, which increases the creative freedom with shallow depth of field.

You can also change the lens mount to withstand lens mount and for shooting situations that require smaller, lighter and wider lenses. The selectable areas by the user of the image sensor allow to shoot on Super 35 mm 4 - perf. Future firmware upgrades will allow the camera handle a 36mm 6K resolution. Technology of quick scanning of images will also minimize the "Jello" effect.

Another aspect that brings the new Venice is its advanced color management that puts in the hands of creatives more control and freedom to refine color from the camera and prepare the way for the final correction in post-production. Venice also has more than 15 stops of latitude to handle challenging situations of lighting with little light or direct sunlight with a gentle roll-off.

"Peter Crithary, marketing director of Sony, emphasizes that"our next-generation camera system is a development initiative that includes a completely new image sensor. We carefully consider key aspects like form factor, ergonomics, build quality, ease of use, a refined image and the look of the image, with a simple and established workflow. We work in close collaboration with professionals in the film industry. We also consider the longer term strategy when designing an interchangeable sensor user that is so fast and easy to change how to replace four screws, thus adapting to different shooting scenarios as needed".

Sensor as "emulsion"

Note that Venice camera has the ability to change the sensor allowing the directors of photography to choose the look you want to like old film emulsions were. Sony aims to develop them in time for different applications and at the request of the directors of photography

Its 6K full frame sensor responds with a signal to noise ratio highly efficient in low lights achieving a greater dynamic range, key aspect in the new HDR environments.

Finally, note that es the first camera with a built-in 8-stage Crystal ND filter system, improving efficiency and simplifying the configuration of the camera. The camera is designed for simple operation with a panel of intuitive control placed on the sides of the Chamber. Una entrada / salida de 24 V de alimentaci n y un conector LEMO permiten el uso de numerosos accesorios dise ados para usarse en ambientes hostiles.

Sony espera comercializar la nueva Venice a partir de febrero de 2018.

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