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Sony has expanded its camera lineup with the new E-mount FR7 model, combining its imaging technology with remote-controlled robotics to create the world's first full-frame PTZ camera with interchangeable lenses (ILC).
Sony says the new camera represents a "new world" of remote filming with precise and smooth robotic pan/tilt/zoom (PTZ) systems designed for use in reality shows and music videos. concerts, fashion shows, etc.
The FR7 features a 10.3-megapixel full-frame back-illuminated sensor with over 15 stops of dynamic range and ISO performance of ISO 800, expandable to 409,600, which Sony claims makes it ideal in low light. The camera supports a wide variety of formats, including up to 120p in 4K and high quality 4K 60p 4:2:2 10-bit via HDMI and SDI.
It also features Sony's real-time eye-tracking AF technology to keep subjects in focus at all times.
One of the differences between the FR7 and FX6 is that it lacks audio recording capability, although it can be connected to microphones via XLR.
In terms of "operability", the camera has smooth pan and tilt operation that can go from 0.02 degrees per second to 60 degrees per second. Presets can be customized for smooth or fast pan and tilt or quick position changes. The pan angle range is -170 to +170 degrees, and the tilt angle range is -30 to +195 degrees in normal vertical orientation and -210 to +15 degrees when suspended from the ceiling.
In terms of workflow, the camera uses a web app for new camera control, as well as the RM-IP500 Pro multi-camera remote control. The web app interface is accessible from a tablet or PC and uses a smart screen design and intuitive operation with touch-sensitive AF control. The camera has a simple connection, which is achieved by scanning a unique QR code on the camera itself using a tablet. It can be used over Wi-Fi or Ethernet.
The camera itself can record media in a number of different ways, including support for CFexpress Type A and SDXC memory cards. The FR7 has SDI output, optical output, HDMI type A output, audio input (5-pin XLR type) and can be powered via LAN or DC.
The camera will be available in late November for $9,699 and the kit, which includes the 28-135mm f/4 PTZ, will cost $12,199.
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