Sony will offer full frame image recording (24x36 mm) on the new Venice camera

Based on feedback from filmmakers and production professionals, Sony announces support for full-frame image recording in its latest release of CineAlta.

Following the launch of the next-generation Venice CineAlta film camera, and after extensive conversations with filmmakers following its launch, Sony responds to strong demand to include full frame footage recording from day one and in time for the arrival of Venice in February 2018.

With this feature, filmmakers can harness the full potential of Venice by recording 24 x 36mm full-frame 6K in Sony's 16-bit capture format: X-OCN. In addition to full-frame image recording, Sony has an extensive roadmap planned for implementing features in future firmware updates.

Claus Pfeifer, director of technical sales, broadcast and cinematography, Sony Professional Solutions Europe, said: "The development of the Venice film camera platform is a testament to Sony's commitment to the film industry to evolve image recording in key aspects such as dynamic range, color reproduction and the freedom of a large format aspect ratio. Venice demonstrates our goal of developing tools that help directors and cinematographers bring their vision to the screen. This announcement reflects our strong relationship with filmmakers from all over the world. everyone and gives them the chance to create emotions in every frame.”

Digital motion picture camera system availability Venice CineAlta It is scheduled for February 2018.