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    NAB 2019 – New Products from Sony, Canon, Fujinon & Atomos

    Woodrow WaldenBy Woodrow WaldenApril 10, 2019No Comments5 Mins Read
    NAB 2019 Update Blog Post

    Our team is at NAB 2019 scouring the show floor for the latest exciting products that are coming to market this year.

    Here’s our recap of some of what we’ve seen so far.

    Sony HXR-MC88 Compact 1” (1.0-type) HD Camcorder w/ Fast Hybrid AF & 24x zoom

    NAB 2019 - Sony HXR-MC88
    Sony HXR-MC88

    The HXR-MC88 is a new fully featured, lightweight, compact camcorder that features a 14.2-megapixel (effective) 1.0-type stacked CMOS sensor, BIONZ X image processor that captures full pixel readout without pixel binning, Fast Hybrid AF and built-in wide-angle 12x optical zoom lens.

    Other features include, built-in ND filter that adds up to 6 stops, dual media slots compatible with SDXC and SDHC cards as well as Memory Stick PRO Duo (Mark 2) / PRO-HG Duo cards.

    Look for the Sony HXR-MC88 to arrive in stores later this summer and retail for around $1699.99 CDN.

    Sony UWP-D Series Wireless Microphone System

    NAB 2019 - Sony UWP-D Series Wireless Microphones
    Sony UWP-D Series

    Also from Sony is their new UWP-D Series wireless microphone system that features a low profile and light weight design, digital audio processing, NFC Sync and an OLED display.

    Operating frequencies will include:

    • Ch. 14-25, 470.125 MHz to 541.875 MHz (/14)
    • Ch. 25-36, 536.125 MHz to 607.875 MHz (/25)
    • ’90’ MHz range of 941 MHz – 960 MHz (/90)

    Sony says that the UWP-D series will offer “seamless integration with their PXW-Z280 and PXW-Z190 XDCAM camcorders.

    The UWP-D series will be hitting shelves as kits or individual components later this summer.

    Canon Sumire Cinema Lenses

    Named after a Japanese flower, Canon says that their new Sumire cinema lenses were created with creatives in mind, calling them “lenses with character” and like the flower they are named after, they get “more beautiful as they open.”

    Designed to capture footage with a more vintage feel, the qualities of the lens change as the aperture is widened, creating an “artistically pleasing and cinematic look”.

    The line will consist of seven full-frame PL mount cinema lenses with focal lengths ranging from 14mm to 135mm.

    NAB 2019 - Canon Sumire Cinema Lenses
    Canon Sumire Cinema Lenses

    Each lens features an 11-bladed iris as well as 300-degree focus rotation angle and gear position and will be compatible with Canon’s complete lineup of Cinema EOS full-frame and super 35mm 4K cameras.

    Canon also states that the lenses will also be compatible with “the latest full-frame and Super 35mm PL-mount cameras from leading manufacturers”.

    The core set includes the 24mm, 35mm, 50mm and 85mm lenses and is expected to hit shelves this August, followed by the 14mm later in the fall and the 20mm and 135mm lenses following late 2019 or early 2020.

    Fujinon Premista Cinema Lenses

    Still on the lens side of news, Fujinon also announced a new line of PL mount Cinema Lenses they have named Premista. The line currently consists of two lenses, a 80-250mm T2.9 – T3.5 Full-Frame Zoom (currently in development stage) and a 28-100mm T2.9 Full-Frame Zoom with more lenses planned.

    Both lenses feature large-diameter aspherical lens elements that are combined with a newly developed focusing and zooming system to lower distortion and colour aberration.

    The lenses also support the Zeiss eXtended Data communications standard which can record lens metadata (focus, zoom and iris settings for captured footage, but also includes correct lens distortion and peripheral illumination information when used with compatible cameras.

    Fujinon Premista 28-100mm
    Premista 28-100mm

    Both lenses share many of the physical specifications including:

    • Compatible Image Size (diagonal) – 46.3mm
    • Angle of Focus Rotation – 280º
    • Angle of Zoom Rotation – 120º
    • Angle of Iris Rotation – 48º
    • Iris Blades – 13
    • Front Diameter – 114mm
    • Length (approx.) – 255mm (10in)
    • Weight (approx.) – 3.8kg (8.4lbs)

    Other feature specs include:

    Premista28-100mmT2.9Premista80-250mmT2.9-3.5
    Close Focus0.8m / 2ft 7in1.5m / 4ft 11in
    Angular Field of View (H x V)
    40.96mm x 21.60mm
    28mm: 72.4° x 42.2°
    100mm: 23.1° x 12.3°
    80mm: 28.7° x 15.4°
    250mm: 9.4° x 4.9°
    Angular Field of View (H x V)
    36mm x 24mm
    28mm: 65.5° x 46.4°
    100mm: 20.4° x 13.7°
    80mm: 25.4° x 17.1°
    250mm: 8.2° x 5.5°
    Angular Field of View (H x V)
    27.45mm x 15.44mm
    28mm: 52.2° x 30.8°
    100mm: 15.6° x 8.8°
    80mm: 19.5° x 11.0°
    250mm: 6.3° x 3.5°

    Atomos SHOGUN 7

    Atomos Shogun 7
    Atomos Shogun 7

    The SHOGUN 7 is a HDR monitor-recorder-switcher that supports up to 4 live HD SDI video streams and one program stream simultaneously.

    According to Atomos, “It can be used as either a stand-alone field monitor, recorder and switcher for event, documentary and live in-the-field storytelling; or as a tool for large-scale on-set episodic TV, film and cinema productions where multiple crew members such as focus pullers, grips and cinematographers require a consistent visual reference across the field monitor ecosystem.”

    The Shogun 7 can record up to 5.7K resolution, up to 4K 120fps and 2K 240fps in ProResRAW and offers 10-bit 4:2:2 recording up to 4K/60p and 2K/240p in ProRes or DNxHR formats, for richer colour.

    The four SDI inputs support Quad Link, Dual Link or Single link cinema cameras and there are 2 HDMI (1 x input, 1 x output) for tethering to additional monitors and utilizing the Shogun 7’s Dolby Vision HDR output capability.

    The Atomos Shogun 7 is expected to hit shelves in June.

    Atomos Shogun 7 Key Specs

    • Up to 5.7K/30p recording in ProRes RAW (camera dependent)
    • Up to 2K/240p recording in ProRes RAW (camera dependent)
    • ProRes RAW, ProRes, CinemaDNG (up to 30p) and DNxHD formats supported
    • 1500nit true HD display capable of 15+ stops of DR
    • 1 x HDMI input, 4 x SDI inputs
    • 1 x HDMI output, 1 x SDI output
    • Live multi-camera switching and ISO recording up to 1080/60p
    • HDR monitoring in many supported Log profiles
    • Dolby Vision HDR capable for on set HDR monitoring
    • 2 x, 1.5x, and 1.33x anamorphic de-squeeze
    • Genlock In/Out
    • Balanced audio inputs with phantom power via optional breakout
    • Takes NP-F type batteries
    • Records onto AtomX SSDmini or approved SATA SSD drives

     

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