Newshooter visited the Blackmagic and JVC Booth at the NABshow in Las Vegas. On top you can see more of the new Micro Four Thirds HD and 4K Micro Four Thirds camera. And here below you will hear more about the JVC 4K MFT camera:
Newshooter visited the Blackmagic and JVC Booth at the NABshow in Las Vegas. On top you can see more of the new Micro Four Thirds HD and 4K Micro Four Thirds camera. And here below you will hear more about the JVC 4K MFT camera:
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Micro-4/3 lens mount… but super-35 sensor!? Someone please explain how that is possible. Super-35 is larger than 4/3″. If you mount a micro-4/3 lens on a super-35 sensor, you’re gonna get serious vignetting. I don’t see how this is possible unless the sensor is cropping out the pixels around the edges and only using a 4/3″ size section of the sensor. If that is the case, what’s the point of making it super-35? Maybe the camera has two options that can be selected in the menu – full super-35 (for adapted PL lenses, Nikon, etc.) or 4/3″ crop. If so that would be pretty awesome. But I can’t find an official explanation from JVC anywhere. I’m disappointed that the interviewer didn’t ask the JVC guy this obvious question. Does anyone know the answer?