Lumix BS1H Full Frame, Panasonic's last proposal for cinema and direct
The Lumix BS1H, the new digital box-style camera without a mirror and full frame of Panasonic, it has a sensor CMOS Full-Frame the 35 mm the 24.2 megapixels that captures content with an active resolution of 6,024 x 4.016.
In addition, it has a OLPF (Low passing optical filter), which suppresses the moiré and the inaccurate color reproduction. The sensor, which has a Native iso, minimizes the generation of noise by choice of an optimal circuit depending on sensitivity before gain processing.
Maximizing the use of image sensor pixels Full-Frame, the Lumix BS1H is able to record high resolution video in 6k/24p, 5.4K/30p (aspect ratio 3: 2) or 5.9K/30p (Aspect ratio 16: 9). It also provides video recording HEVC de 10 bits 60p 4K/C4K When the image area equivalent to Super 35mm is used. The 4: 2: 2 of 10 bits 4k30p can be recorded in H.264 in its full area. Your high resolution data can also be used to create 4K videos with higher image quality or to cut 4K images.
The Panasonic Chamber also stands out for offering 14 dynamic range steps with V-Log, its ability to collect the V-Gamut colors, HDR compatibility, a gamma curve compatible with ITU-R BT.2100, and a real-time subject detection technology.
Recording formats
The Lumix BS1H is able to offer an output HDMI 4:2:2 de 10 bits 60p/50p adopting a new heat dispersion structure. Thanks to this feature, an unlimited video recording is achieved in a variety of recording formats, including the 4: 3 Anamorphic mode. Able to work at RAW, your data can be managed through HDMI to save Apple ProRes RAW in the Atomos Ninja V keep it Blackmagic RAW in the Blackmagic Video Assist 12G HDR.
On the other hand, the Variable photograms speed (VFR) allows users to record fast camera or slow camera on C4K/4K (60 fps, maximum 2.5 times slower in 24p) and FHD (180 fps, maximum 7.5 times slower in 24p). In addition, the Panasonic device can record HFR video (High Frame Rate) with sound, even when the automatic approach is used. Additionally, there is a wide variety of effects available to produce a slow camera video through the postproduction process.
To support the growing streaming transmission demand, BS1H also offers a streaming function IP that allows the transmission of remote and high quality images to the online streaming platform with PC connection through Cable LAN. In particular, the Lumix BS1H can transmit 4K 60p (50p) video in H.265.
Connections, multicámar and more
The new Panasonic camera, with a body composed of aluminum and magnesium alloy, is presented as a light, versatile and compact device. However, despite these dimensions it does not renounce a wide variety of ports: in addition to a USB 3.1 Type-C, is equipped with a terminal 3G-SDI (BNC) there HDMI Tipo-A, which can be used for simultaneous output. On the other hand, it has a Double slot for SD cards.
BS1H can be combined for multicamramed production using its genloock in (BNC) and timecode (BNC) functions (BNC). Connected to a LAN network, up to 12 BS1H They can be controlled by PCsonic PC software Lumix Tether for Multicam.
Other keys to the new Lumix BS1H of Panasonic are its Tally lights, a front and a rear; its operating lock switch and its five function buttons; 3.5 port compatible with audio and microphone compatibility XLR DMW-XLR1; 2.4 GHz and Bluetooth 4.2 Wi-Fi connectivity; and an SDK for camera control through USB/LAN that will be provided for free.
The Lumix BS1H will be available in November.
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