Sony set to launch a new generation of CineAlta series cameras on November 15

Sony officially announced that it will release a new generation of cameras at 23:00 on November 15. This camera belongs to the CineAlta series and is launched for professional film and television workers.

Compared with civilian products, it supports higher specifications of 4:2:2, 4:4:4, RAW video recording, with higher video bitrates and wider dynamic range. But there is only one CineAltaV in the Sony CineAlta series of professional cameras.

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Specifications:

CineAltaV has a newly developed 36x24mm 24.8-megapixel full-frame sensor that can shoot videos of specifications such as Super35, with a maximum resolution of 6K. The product is compatible with PL mount and E mount, with a latitude of up to 15 gears, and supports HDR video shooting.

Moreover, the camera’s sensor has a high reading speed, which can avoid the jelly effect common in CMOS. It has built-in 8 levels of mechanical ND gray filter, which is useful for reducing the light under strong light. The product adopts a fully modular design, and the imager module can be replaced while retaining the fuselage, reducing upgrade costs.

Furthermore, Sony CineAltaV camera supports Apple ProRes format, 16-bit RAW and XAVC format, and is compatible with S-Log. Video recording supports up to 6048 x 4032/59.94p and four-channel LPCM24-bit audio recording. The product adopts SxS memory card, SD card, compatible with AXS-R7 external video recorder and other accessories.