The VENICE camera is a full-frame SLR designed specifically for high-end cinematography. With a maximum resolution of 6048 x 4032, it supports an unprecedented range of cinematic aspect ratios and offers a super-wide angle mode. The VENICE also features an all-new full-frame sensor.
Full-frame sensor
The new Full-frame sensor on the Sony Venice camera allows for excellent image quality, with 16 stops of latitude and excellent detail and colour separation. The camera is also well-suited for VR and in-camera VFX setups. The camera also has an intuitive menu system, with menus and buttons on both sides. The new Full-frame sensor delivers images with a more natural perspective, magnification, and depth of field.
The Full-frame sensor on the Venice Digital Motion Picture Camera is ideal for shooting in high-resolution 4K and full-frame formats. It also features 2x squeeze anamorphic imager modes, and six and eight-thirds-inch aspect ratios. The camera supports XAVC 4K recording on an SD card and features SDI output. It also includes an internal microphone.
The Venice DSLR has a built-in 8-stage glass ND filter system and is weather-sealed. It also supports 10-bit XAVC and 16-bit Raw recording. It can also record in S-OCN via the Sony AXS-R7 recorder.
The VENICE is compatible with a wide range of lenses. A PL lens mount is included, as well as Cooke/i Technology, which records lens information as metadata frame by frame. The VENICE also has a PL lens mount and a locking E-mount. Its PL mount allows users to use a variety of lenses, and the E-mount allows for a wide range of lenses.
With a base ISO of 500 and a secondary High Base ISO of 2500, the VENICE excels at High Dynamic Range imaging. Its color gamut range is 6 to nine stops wider than DCI-P3, which gives photographers unprecedented creative freedom when grading. The VENICE also has Sony’s third-generation LOG gamma encoding, known as S-Log3.
Modular design
The modular design of the Sony Venice allows users to change the hardware and software on the camera to fit their shooting requirements. The camera can be equipped with on-board recorders and a user-changeable sensor block. It also features removable PL mounts and a native E mount. Users can also buy additional licenses to expand its features to 4K anamorphic and 6K full frame.
The camera is a very sturdy and mobile system. It also features a fan that can be cleaned and replaced on set. It is also highly mobile and discreet, making it an ideal choice for film production and for shooting cinematic imagery in tight spaces. You can buy it from retailers such as B&H Explora.
The Sony Venice is the company’s first dedicated full frame digital motion picture camera system. It features a modular design, an interchangeable sensor, anamorphic capabilities, and a new colour management system. It was released in 1999, and is one of the company’s most innovative and advanced digital motion picture camera systems. The Venice is part of the CineAlta series, which was developed with the help of cinematographers and technical professionals to maximize their creative potential.
The compact design of the Sony Venice camera makes it comfortable to use on set. The camera’s menus are simple to navigate, and its LED display has buttons on both sides for easy operation. The camera’s Full Frame format provides a more natural perspective and magnification for the film’s subject. It also provides better depth of field and is more natural-looking than its predecessors.
The Venice is Sony’s first 36x24mm full-frame digital motion picture camera system. It has been developed in close collaboration with the creative community to ensure it delivers natural skin tones, elegant highlight handling, and wide dynamic range. Sony promises that the 36x24mm sensor will deliver 15 stops of latitude and ultra-wide color gamut.
Dynamic range
The 8.6K sensor on Sony VENICE 2 delivers excellent dynamic range and low noise, which makes it a great choice for shooting 4K and 2K productions. The camera is also ideal for in-camera VFX and VR. Coupled with Sony’s Crystal LED displays, the VENICE 2 creates incredibly realistic images. The camera is already being used by many of the world’s top filmmakers.
The VENICE’s 15+ stop dynamic range enables outstanding High Dynamic Range images. It supports Sony S-Gamut 3, which offers exceptional colour reproduction. It also features a 16-bit scene linear tonal gradation, which retains the full dynamic range. This new technology also allows for significant file size reduction, making the VENICE easier to use in the grading suite.
In addition to the new sensor, Sony has made some other improvements to the Venice. It now offers 16 stops of dynamic range and is able to capture images up to 4K at 30 frames per second. Another important change is the addition of 4K anamorphic. The new sensor also offers better low light sensitivity.
The Sony VENICE also features interchangeable sensors. It comes with an 8.6K CMOS sensor and a 6K CMOS sensor. Both can be used for editing. The VENICE also supports Dual Base ISO and 8-stops of built-in ND filters. These two upgrades are the latest additions to the VENICE’s high-end line of digital cinema cameras.
Another notable feature of the VENICE is its high-speed readout. It can record footage at speeds of up to 120 frames per second in 4K, as well as up to 90 frames per second at 6K. In addition, the VENICE is capable of shooting in 16-bit RAW.
False color function
The False color function on the Sony Venice is an effective way to make your pictures look better. The False color feature uses the IRE to determine the brightness of an object in the frame. This means that a dark t-shirt will look different than a light one. The IRE does not measure the amount of light hitting the object, but the brightness it displays on the screen. The key is to match your skin tone to the colors on the screen.
The False color function is similar to the waveform function on a camera. It overlays different colors on areas that have a certain IRE value. For example, a section of 18% grey would appear green if the image was exposed for that value. You can set your own IRE values to see how false color affects your photos.
The VENICE performs very well in both low-light conditions and bright sunlight. Its 8K sensor is capable of capturing up to 16 stops of dynamic range and includes Sony’s color science. In addition to the 16K and 4K resolutions, the Venice also supports Full Frame and Anamorphic lenses. It also includes a network port for Wi-Fi access.
The Venice costs tens of thousands of dollars. For rental houses and owner-ops, it is a major investment. Sony is working on new features for the Venice. It will have a Dual Base ISO of up to 2500, in addition to its base ISO of 500. It will also have eight built-in ND filters, ranging from ND 2.4 to clear. It will also include the False color function in the Venice firmware 2.0, which was originally planned for release later this year.
The False colour function on the Venice can help you learn about the exposure values of a shot. It displays a range of different colours to make details more visible. It uses black, grey, and purple as its false-colour palette. It also lets you adjust the exposure during a shot.
Compatible with existing AXS memory cards
The Sony AXS-A512S24 512GB Memory Card is an ultra-high-speed, high-capacity flash memory designed for demanding applications in digital cinematography. This card offers 4.8 Gbps read/write speeds and has been optimized for high-frame-rate recording. It is compatible with the Sony CineAlta PMW-F55 Portable Memory Recorder and the AXS-R7 4K Portable Memory Recorder. This memory card is compatible with an AXS memory card reader, which utilizes an AXS Memory card adapter.
The AXS-A Memory Card is compatible with existing Sony AXS cameras, such as the Sony VENICE. It also supports Thunderbolt 2 and supports 4K/2K RAW and X-OCN. The AXS-CR1 USB 3.0 Card Reader is compatible with this memory card.
Before using this card, it is important to ensure that the AXS-CR1 memory card is connected to a USB 3.0 port on the Mac. During firmware update, the AXS-CR1 should be connected to a USB 3.0 port on your Mac. You will need to install the AXS-CR1 memory card’s driver and update the firmware on the AXS memory card.
The AXS-R7 supports 120fps 4K resolution. This card can also be used to record movies in 1080p. Moreover, it has built-in audio capabilities. Compatible with existing AXS memory cards and external microphones, the AXS-R7 can also be used as a backup camera.