[17:48 Fri,26.January 2024 by blip] |
RED has developed a new 8K full-frame sensor with global shutter for its recently launched V-Raptor[X] and V-Raptor XL[X] camera models. The Komodo already has such a global shutter CMOS, but only in S35 size - so now it is also available in a larger format (resolution 35.4MP). RED again states a dynamic range of 17+ f-stops, which would be an unchanged value compared to the previously used V-RAPTOR 8K VV sensors, despite the new readout method. It remains to be seen to what extent this will be confirmed in independent tests.  RED 8K V-Raptor models with global shutter In a new "Global Vision" mode (Extended Highlights), this can be extended by a further 3 f-stops for even more dynamic range, even in extreme highlights (although not at higher frame rates). Another new feature is a phantom track recording mode for virtual production environments. This allows two video tracks to be recorded in parallel, in addition to an actual (green screen) view and a fully assembled (virtual) video.
;) Dynamic behavior according to the manufacturer ;) Phantom Track The new V-Raptor Cinema cameras of the DSMC3 series are very similar to their respective sister models in many other respects, for example in terms of form factor, inputs and outputs or recording formats - they can also be used to film in a maximum of 17:9 8K 120fps (4K 240fps), recording takes place on CFexpress Type B cards. However, the built-in audio hardware is said to have been optimized to achieve better audio quality when recording with external microphones. Another new feature appears to be face recognition for autofocus. ;) V-Raptor[X] The larger V-Raptor XL[X] again comes with an integrated electronic ND filter, an interchangeable mount as well as extended interfaces and power options and costs 44,995 dollars in the basic version. The RED V-Raptor[X] is available for 29,995 dollars - both cameras should be available immediately. Once again, there is an upgrade program that allows owners of V-RAPTOR and V-RAPTOR XL models (without X / Global Shutter sensor) to upgrade their cameras. ;)  more infos at bei www.red.comdeutsche Version dieser Seite: Neue RED 8K V-Raptor-Modelle mit Global-Shutter-Sensor vorgestellt (Vollformat) |
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