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Sony teases the future fullframe videocamera (to be announced on November 17th)


The SOny FF camcorder teaser (with a Zeiss master prime lens)

Sony teased this stealth picture to Film and digital times. It’s the new fullframe Sony videocamera. Specs and price will be revealed on November 17th. Sony Professional has shown a prototype of the camera at the IBC 2010 Press Conference on September 10th (Click here to see the video of the presentation).
This is the image of the “Mockup”:

Reminder we ecpect Sony to announce the [shoplink 3058]NEX-VG10[/shoplink] successor (with two XLR inputs and more andvanced controls) by early 2011 to compete against the Panasonic AG-AF100.

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    1. @Daemonius, the sensor of this smaller Sony CineAlta camcorder/film camera is a Super 35mm and highly probably a RGB stripe CCD sensor (like the Sony F35 CineAlta film camera) without any Bayer pattern filter.

      For more information look at these links:

      -RGB stripe filter:
      http://translate.google.com/translate?js=n&prev=_t&hl=de&ie=UTF-8&layout=2&eotf=1&sl=de&tl=en&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.itwissen.info%2Fdefinition%2Flexikon%2FStreifenfilter-stripe-filter.html

      -Sony F35 CineAlta camera:
      http://www.sony.co.uk/biz/lang/en/gb/product/hdcamsrcamcorders/f35/features

      Super 35mm:
      http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Super_35

      The “normal” 35mm Full-frame sensor size is about 36x24mm, which Full-frame cameras like Sony Alpha 900, Nikon D3(s, x), Canon EOS 1Ds Mark III, Canon EOS 5D Mark II D-SLR and the Leica M9 rangefinder eg. use.

      1. Okay in one thing i am wrong, this new Sony CineAlta Camcorder uses a EXMOR-CMOS sensor, so dude this stuff could be bring up in a bigger Full frame 35mm Sony Alpha D-SLR camera! Very nice fact! I hope Sony can rule all the other D-SLR cameras with Full HD video recording!

        Really interesting choice from Sony to bring a CineAlta camcorder which can beat the also cheap competition of RED film cameras/camcorders! So Sony won’t let the market be alone with RED.

        So it’s not a answer to the Panasonic mFT camcorder, but a great fully answer to the big competetion of the newcomer RED!

  1. Well, it looks like 2 camera’s, the big gun and a small one on the right side. And by size, it are two different cam’s.

  2. Wtf is up with this site posting so much shit!?
    Its s35 mm cinema size not full frame.

    And the vg10 is a consumer crap model. If it has a succesor it wont compete with th af100 it will be a completely different model like a z1u whic is pro.

    Author is an idiot

  3. Full frame probably means full frame 35mm film, i.e. APS-C sized. And this is probably the EX35 which is an APS-C behind a PL mount for £10-12k. And it won’t be doing RAW no camera in this range would do this and sony are very unlikely to kill their top line. Give me decent 1080p off a decent sensor with decent compression and decent price and there will be a lot of very happy professionals around..

  4. 12bit 30fps video stream from full frame sensor?! Oh hell… if they’ll make it, and than put to the DSLR… 30 FPS continuous shooting in RAW mode without time limitation… O_O wow! Even if it’d be only in full HD resolution, it’s still stunning feature.

    I wonder though if this camera would have E-bayonet with some adapter in setup to use PL mount lenses… very doubtfully, but who knows?

  5. yeeah, there is certainly a camera in front. That would be a very big shift in time, if it is the a77. dont think so..

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