Globo renews its camera park with Sony Venice and Venice 2

Studies Globo, the Production Center of the Brazilian media giant Globo, he has decided to bet on the cinematographic chambers Venice and Venice 2 of Sony To roll your next formats.

The adoption of Full-Frame cameras Venice and Venice 2 of Globo will allow the Brazilian company standardizing its Telenovelas and series during the next few years. The Brazilian company will benefit from advances as resolutions of up to 8K with HDR; Recording flows in Xavc and Xocn to expedite postproduction processes; A latitude of up to 16 stopps, and the exploration of a color space higher than the SMPTE standard BT2020.

Especially relevant will be the inclusion in the daily operating flows of Venice Globe 2. designed with a smaller and light body That the original venice, Sony2's latest bet has new functions such as recording X-OCN internal and Apple 4k Pro Res 4444 and 422HQ Without the recorder Axs-R7. The selectable capture resolution by the 8.6K image sensor user allows you to record in different ways, including 8.6k In 3: 2 to 30 fps and full frame; 8,2k In 17: 9 to 60 fps and full frame; 5.8k in 6: 5 anamorphic at 48 fps and super 35; either 5,8K in 17: 9 to 90 fps and super 35.

On the other hand, in order to provide greater flexibility, the Venice 2 chassis continues to incorporate the exclusive functionality that allows exchange the image sensor block. In addition, the Cineralta Venice 2 also stands out for admitting all kinds of formats: from full frame (even full Anamorphic frame) to Super 35 mm.

Other improvements widely demands for the community that have been applied in Venice 2 are the 4K output with applied LUT; The improved processing of the Lut 3D Para improve image quality; changes applied to outputs S-Log3; LUT/ASC-CDL control through Ethernet/Wi-Fi; function Zoom to Fit (Full frame recording with monitoring 17: 9/16: 9); Ethernet connector position changed next to the camera assistant; output connector Lemon of 2 pins for 12 V; or a internal microphone incorporated.