Sony presents the latest novelties of the Cineralta range in Camerimage 2018

Cameroimage attendees 2018 will be able to participate in a practical Cineralta workshop with photography director Todd Bell, in addition to enjoying the most recent material recorded with Venice.

Sony Go back to the festival Camerimage In Bydgoszcz (Poland) to explore the creative possibilities and highlight the latest news of its Complete Venice Chamber, including the new sensor extension system. Cameroimage attendees 2018 will also be able to participate in a practical cinealta workshop with the photography director Todd Bell, in addition to enjoying the most recent material recorded with Venice.

Venice has developed from the opinions of photography directors around the world and in collaboration with James Cameron producer, Lightstorm Entertainment, who is currently using it to record the sequelae of Avatar. Thanks to the extension system, photography directors can separate the image sensor unit from the camera body through a cable up to 5.5 m without the image quality being affected. Now Venice can be configured to record in almost any environment. In addition, the model Venice is one of the Sony cameras approved by Netflix, together with the PXW-FS7M2 o to PMW-F55.

In Cameroimage, filmmakers can also obtain more information about the V2.0 firmware update, including new image modes and double base ISO (500/2500), which provides higher performance with low lighting and more dynamic range. Planned for February 2019, the V3.0 firmware will further increase the flexibility of venice Thanks to a wide variety of additional image modes, more decompressed recording capabilities with anamorphic objectives (1.25x, 1.3x, 1.5x and 1.8x) and wireless remote control capacity.

On Friday 16, Cameroimage attendees will be able to participate in a practical workshop with Sony and Photography director Todd Bell To discover how the 36 x 24 mm venice full frame sensor can help filmmakers to capture emotion in each painting, regardless of the production environment. Bell, who has worked on television, documentaries and short films, will analyze the new possibilities that Venice provides to perform his work and the specific functions that allow him to boost his creative expression.

Attendees will also be able to listen to the recent experiences of other photography directors with Venice in another of the seminars that will be held at the facilities of the event. You can consult all the information below.

Sebastian Leske, Responsible for Marketing of Sony Solidions Europe's film products, he comments that “all our tools have been designed and developed to boost the creative vision of photography and filmmakers directors, helping them to capture the emotions of each box in their work. We expect impatient that the Camerimage Festival arrives to be able to talk about the development processes of Venice and the rest of the cameras of the cinema range filmmakers the creative freedom necessary to give life to their ideas. ”

In addition to Venice, Sony will present a selection of solutions designed to help filmmakers capture emotion in each painting. The recently presented 4K BVM-HX310 reference monitor of 31 inches will be exhibited, along with the PXW-FS7 II and PXW-FS5 camcorders, and the A7III mirror camera.

Sony will be from November 10 to 17 at the Primale Plant of the main building of Opera Nova.