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New 4K Sony F camera coming on October 30th.

Last week Sony announced a new product release event on October 30th. Sony unveiled on Facebook that the cameras will be anew 4K and 50Mbps 422 High Frame Rate F camera. Easy to guess that this will replace the discontinued F3 PL mount camera.

What I don’t know yet if if there will be an update for the E-Mount NEX-FS700 camera.

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      1. This camera will be real 4K despite of UHD 4K which most television will use. The most 4K television will use something some called QuadHD which describes it best: 4 times the FullHD resolution. 4K normally means 4000 or in the tech world often 4096. I’d prefer if they used 4K if it is 4096×2160 and QuadHD/UHD for 3840×2160 to differentiate. This pro camera will definitely be 4K as in 4096×2160 which is the cinema standard 4K.

  1. This new camera will be perfect for porn productions! But seriously, the future is not 4K but 8K. 4K will have a very short shelf life because they’ve already shown working 8K in Japan.

    I Love 4K!

    1. 8K will take a long time. There is no need for it now. Even 4K is not that necessary for most stuff. You barely will spot a different in most viewing condition between 4K and 2K/FullHD. On the Retina Macbook for example you can see a difference – but you have to look very close. And there are some studies discovering that with normal viewing distance 4K isn’t needed so much. More important is better codecs, cause better image quality really helps. And if you handle RAW video even with 2.5K for example you learn how hard it is to work with good quality media in terms of storage.

      1. Try Yourself at home: watch movie with a projector set up to 1920×1080. Then reduce resolution 4 times to 480×270. And ask Yourself if 1920×1080 is enough to be used in cinema theater ON BIG SCREEN.

        1. “Try Yourself at home: watch movie with a projector set up to 1920×1080. Then reduce resolution 4 times to 480×270.”

          That’s very bad logic. The difference will not be the same as in your example.

          “And ask Yourself if 1920×1080 is enough to be used in cinema theater ON BIG SCREEN”

          In the entire film history, I think only one Hollywood movie was released in 4K. Even movies that were shot with 4K cameras (like Prometheus shot with Red) were edited and released as 2K

          8K is at least 10 (most likely 20) years away. It will take a long time for even 4K to be become widespread.

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