Monday 20 December 2010

Sony F35 12bit Processing

Sony F35 Camera Now Offers 12-bit processing Sony Electronic’s F35 digital cinematography camera system.

Having been used on several high-profile motion pictures, and numerous USTV episodic television programs the F35 35mm Digital Camera is being enhanced early in 2011 to deliver a more effective exposure index workflow at ratings from 640 to 1000, making it ideal for the demanding lighting conditions of motion picture, episodic television and 3D productions. In order to make the best use of the camera’s superb image quality, Sony also plans to upgrade the F35 to real time 12-bit RGB workflow capabilities later this year with its next-generation HDCAM-SR recording technology. Since its introduction, the F35 camera, with its full RGB 4:4:4 capability from image capture to recording has become widely accepted for its high picture quality. The wide dynamic range of the F35 enables scene luminance exposures with a superior signal-to-noise ratio, and an 800 Exposure Index can effectively be achieved using S-Log to ensure capturing 13.5 stops of dynamic range. In addition to enhancing the capabilities of the F35, Sony has been actively participating in the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences’ Image Interchange Framework (IIF) Project for next-generation motion picture workflows and will be supporting IIF and the Academy Color Encoding Specification (ACES).

Rogue Element Digital supplies the F35 for rental with new EI exposure software loaded into the cameras.

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