New CineAlta Sony Venice camera

After its first appearance at IBC 2017, the Sony company has decided to make the Sony Venice digital cinematography camera available to its customers. One of its most outstanding qualities is its support for 24 x 36 mm full-frame recording. However, through its development it has been elaborating new and interesting capabilities.

Features of CineAlta Venice

First of all, it includes the double ISO base mode. Thanks to its more than 15 steps of exposure latitude, it supports an additional high base ISO of 2500 using the sensor attributes. Thus, it has maximum performance in low-light situations with a high dynamic range, according to the manufacturer: from 6 steps up to 9 steps with medium gray at 18%. This makes it easier to work outdoors at night or indoors in low light. They also add a new color technology resulting in more attractive skin tones.

On the other hand, it is equipped with an 8-step ND optical filter servo mechanism. It emulates different ISO modes of operation by using the high base ISO 2500, while maintaining the extremely low noise levels so characteristic. Further down the road, through the free update to version 2.0 firmware version 2.0 of that camera, it is intended to add a full frame mode with 6K resolution at 25p; False Color function, which has moved from being included in version 3 to being included in version 2; compatible flow with Sony’s RAW Viewer v3 application, as well as other applications: Filmlight Baselight v5, Davinci Resolve v14.3….

The rest of the features of the new Sony Venice can be found here. Finally, don’t forget that this Saturday begins the classroom course on codecs, formats and HD and 4K workflows.

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