Sony launches Venice 2 flagship cinema camera with new 8.6k full-frame sensor: All details
Sony has introduced Venice 2, its new flagship camera in India. The camera comes as the successor to its previous-generation Venice cinema camera and it brings significant improvements. The Venice 2 comes with an all-new full-frame 8.6k sensor instead of the 6k full-frame sensor in the previous generation. Apart from that, it also includes the improved colour science, Dual Base ISO and 8-stops built-in ND filter.
Sony Venice 2 cinema camera: Price and availability
The Venice 2 digital cinema camera with 8.6K image sensor and VENICE 2 camera with 6K image sensor will be available in India starting July 18, 2022. The price of both the cameras will be available on request.
Sony Venice 2 cinema camera: Features
The camera, as already mentioned, features a newly developed 8.6k (8640 x 5760) full-frame CMOS image sensor. The new sensor also supports 16 stops of total latitude that claims to offer good colour separation and shadow details.
The camera also inherits its colour science from the original Venice camera which is designed to deliver natural skin tones. The Venice 2 8K CineAlta camera has a unique dual base ISO of 800/3200 which allows filmmakers to capture clean, film-like images under a wide range of lighting conditions.
Venice 2 is based on the idea of the original Venice camera and it also borrows some of the key features from it such as Dual Base ISO, 8-stops built-in ND filters, compatibility with a wide range of lenses, including all PL mount and Sony’s native E-mount that enables adapters for a multitude of lenses.
In terms of design, the new camera features a relatively compact and lightweight design. It is also capable of handling X-OCN and Apple 4K ProRes 4444 and 422 HQ internal recording without the AXS-R7 recorder.
The new 8.6k sensor also allows users to shoot in various modes. Check out the table below:
Sony Venice 2 cinema camera: Price and availability
The Venice 2 digital cinema camera with 8.6K image sensor and VENICE 2 camera with 6K image sensor will be available in India starting July 18, 2022. The price of both the cameras will be available on request.
Sony Venice 2 cinema camera: Features
The camera, as already mentioned, features a newly developed 8.6k (8640 x 5760) full-frame CMOS image sensor. The new sensor also supports 16 stops of total latitude that claims to offer good colour separation and shadow details.
The camera also inherits its colour science from the original Venice camera which is designed to deliver natural skin tones. The Venice 2 8K CineAlta camera has a unique dual base ISO of 800/3200 which allows filmmakers to capture clean, film-like images under a wide range of lighting conditions.
Venice 2 is based on the idea of the original Venice camera and it also borrows some of the key features from it such as Dual Base ISO, 8-stops built-in ND filters, compatibility with a wide range of lenses, including all PL mount and Sony’s native E-mount that enables adapters for a multitude of lenses.
In terms of design, the new camera features a relatively compact and lightweight design. It is also capable of handling X-OCN and Apple 4K ProRes 4444 and 422 HQ internal recording without the AXS-R7 recorder.
The new 8.6k sensor also allows users to shoot in various modes. Check out the table below:
The company has also offered the ability to change image sensor blocks of the Venice 2 which allow users to use both 8.6k and 6k sensor blocks with it. Also, the company claims that the camera body will automatically detect the change in sensor and optimise itself accordingly without the need to flash firmware or reinstalling it.
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