Sony invited filmmakers on a big press event on September 6. They will finally unveil the new CineAta Full Frame cinema camera. The specswe know so far are: – Full Frame 36x24mm sensor exclusively designed for this Digital Motion Picture Camera – Aspect ratio-agnostic – including Full Frame, Super35 4K 4-perf 4:3 Anamorphic and 4K […] The post Sony will launch the new CineAlta full frame 36x24mm camera on September 6 appeared first on sonyalpharumors.
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Everyone can say that full frame cameras are good and that smaller sensors don't mean much of a difference. But it seems like manufacturers have a different idea. They're flooding the market with full frame cameras and there haven't been many APS-C launches accordingly. thephoblographer.com »
2020-08-29 19:00
Everyone can say that full frame cameras are good and that smaller sensors don't mean much of a difference. But it seems like manufacturers have a different idea. They're flooding the market with full frame cameras and there haven't been many APS-C launches accordingly. thephoblographer.com »
2020-08-29 19:00
Just a few short years ago, Full Frame cameras were way out of the reach of most photographers. Older DSLR's like the Canon 5D series and the Nikon 8XX series were priced at around $3,000 or more, and unless you wanted to settle for an entry-level, almost featureless Full Frame camera, you had to really save up those pennies. thephoblographer.com »
2020-02-13 02:00
In the not too distant past it was impossible to find Full Frame cameras for what could be considered affordable prices, but oh how times have changed. We are living in a world where photographers can now get their hands on Full Frame Mirrorless cameras for just over $1,000, and while that's not 'cheap' it's a heck of a lot less than they used to be. thephoblographer.com »
2019-06-24 01:00
I got some more screenshots unveiling tidbits about the new Sony 60Mp 8K Full Frame sensors: What’s interesting is that it has 64 native ISO. This is a hell of sensor! But keep in mind that usually cameras do not use the full potential of the sesnor because of processing hardware limits and overheating issues. sonyalpharumors.com »
2018-12-03 18:06
BCN rankings have released the latest numbers for the full frame mirrorless camera market in Japan, and Sony’s near 100% market share took a big hit Read more... canonrumors.com »
2018-11-07 23:13
The Tokina 20mm f2 FiRIN lens is company's first entry into creating lenses for the full frame Sony E mount lineup of cameras. After speaking with the company at Photokina last year, we learned that this will be the only option with manual focus-only capabilities. thephoblographer.com »
2017-04-04 07:04
At Photokina 2016, the medium format Fujifilm GFX 50S camera was announced. It features a medium format sensor that is larger than full frame 35mm sensors, but isn't larger than full frame 645 format sensors. thephoblographer.com »
2016-09-21 10:36
Sigma just announced six new Full Frame Cine E-mount lenses and two T/2. 0 Super35 zooms! Full details about each single lens can be read at Sigmaphoto. com/cinema-lenses/: Sigma 18-35mm T2. 0 (Super 35) Sigma 50-100mm T2. sonyalpharumors.com »
2016-09-07 10:18
An Asian Youtuber accidentally published his Sony A1II review prematurely. The video has since been deemed to be removed, but here are some screengrabs and a few notes from the video: 1) Stabilization The Soy A1II will be the first camera with 8 stops stabilization + 8.
Hi folks. I have big doubts that the Sony A1II will support the CFexpress Type A1 4. 0 standard. The original (1 month old) rumor that hinted at this possibility has not been confirmed by any leaks I’ve gotten, nor by any trusted sources.
Ordinary Filmmaker added some more new details and I now completed the list between my specs and his smaller additions: Sony A1II: 50MP sensor AI tracking and human pose estimation with improved AI processing chip 8k 24/25p, 30fps 4k 24/25, 30, 50/60, 100/120 fps in 10 bit 30fps in continuous with AE/AF 9.44 million dot…
Tomorrow Sony will announce the new Sony A1II and 28-70mm f/2. 0 GM lens. On paper, we know exactly what to expect: The Sony A1II is the Sony A1 wrapped in the new A9III body and with a new AI Chip.
I just got the full specs of the lens-…Thanks source ;) Sony 28-70mm f/2. 0 GM Lens construction: 14 groups and 20 elements Aperture blades: 11 Minimum focus distance: 38cm Maximum magnification ratio: 0.
One of my TRUSTED sources told me something about Ricoh: new Ricoh GRIV camera coming in Q1 2025 new Ricoh GRIV monochrome coming later in 2025 Now, I know this is a Sony website, but I find it interesting that Ricoh is having a huge success in this fixed lens camera market while Sony is…
Yesterday I reported that I “feared” the Sony A1II would be pretty much be a conservative facelift. Overnight two trusted sources (thanks!) confirmed the Sony A1II will indeed have: Same A1 sensor Same 30fps as the predecessor Same 8k30p as the predecessor But there may be some good news: According to one source, the price…