Sony will exhibit its new HDC-4300 4K camera with 8x Super Slow Motion at IBC 2015

The HDC-4300 seamlessly integrates with HD infrastructure and accessories, as well as the world's most advanced 4K live production workflows.

Already anticipated in the last NAB, now at IBC 2015 we will be able to see the new Sony HDC-4300, a 4K camera with three new generation 2/3 sensors with native capture in Ultra HD (3840x2160) and the ability to perform Super Slow Motion in HD up to 8x. This advanced optical system supports the next-generation ITU-R BT.2020 color gamut and enables more accurate color reproduction in live broadcasts.

Among the advantages of this new camera is the possibility of zooming during replays while maintaining total sharpness in Full HD resolution. Features the same lens mount and control as the popular HDC-2000 series. The existing HDLA-1500 series control and shading systems, viewfinder and main adjustment units are all interchangeable between HD and 4K systems. With it, filmmakers and operators can maintain proximity at live events (including different camera angles, focus and zoom settings) while using a camera whose technology is familiar to them.

This camera offers 4K capabilities and a workflow that content producers will feel more comfortable with. However, it offers the possibility of working in multiformat for everyday use in HD, for sports with 400fps or in 4K.

The HDC-4300 can operate in 4K/HD, with 2x, 3x Super Slow Motion, and at higher speeds up to 8x, to produce high-quality replays and program special effects.

This camera uses ultra-high precision adjustment technology with its three 4K sensors. In addition, the possibility of using standard B4 lenses opens up infinite creative possibilities with different depths of field in this case in Ultra High Definition.