Frage von Lotus:
Hi,
of the Sonyvor SonyS35 announced some time which was presented as "entry level" camera, fell after the presentation of the Panasonic AF101 something in oblivion.
It can be synonymous find virtually no information or data to it. Does anyone know anything more about it?
Thank you.
Lotus
Antwort von PeterSwiss:
Hi,
What's a little bit here to read already:
http://www.sony.net/SonyInfo/News/Press/201011/10-157E/index.html
Antwort von Lotus:
Hi,
What's a little bit here to read already:
http://www.sony.net/SonyInfo/News/Press/201011/10-157E/index.html Thank you, here are so schonmal recording formats read sounds, but not bad:
The recording format for this new HD camcorder will be AVCHD, a format widely supported by many non liner editing software vendors and the same format s.HXR-NX5 "NXCAM" camcorder.
There is therefore a plan to Implement 1080p (60p / 30p / 24p * 2 or 50p / 25p) recording modes.
(MPEG4 compression will be used -AVC/H.264 for these modes.)
Lotus
Antwort von Bernd E.:
... It can be synonymous find virtually no information or data to ... You just need time to "NXCAM s35" googling: There are already some s.Infos and discussions in several forums, but all this (such as recording format and price) is the state of knowledge in November last year. Since then, officially done little, except that shown Sonyin Australia before a small audience a much improved version of the next new camera. Unfortunately, no one allowed publication of photos, and synonymous of the British Trade Fair BVE, which was just ending, so far I could not find any such pictures. There will also see a more recent prototype have been.
Otherwise, it will indeed not until the cat is out of the bag, because the presentation is expected either at NAB in April and take place shortly before. Available to the NXCAM S35, or as synonymous always say they will be shortly thereafter. And since you can register it today (unfortunately only in the U.S.) for special workshops with the New early June, Sony seems With his statement "in the first half of 2011 at the dealer's" good to be on schedule. Let's see if the wait is worth it.
A statement by an industry insider, one could wish for Panasonic, that they have sold up to that AF101 enough to recoup the development costs, because after the appearance of this Sony would probably no longer interested in the Panasonic, is expected in any case a lot. There may indeed may have played a little disguised marketing purposes synonymous with the wording, but if only in terms of the sensor, the Sony gets a big head start over with the Panasonic on the road. If everything succeeds more synonymous, then it will be exciting indeed.
