If you are the reporter and camera operator for K-STIX, Sony's got great news: they simply revealed the PMW-200 XDCAM, and you may manage it together with your smartphone. The video camera includes a broadcast-friendly 50Mbps data rate drawing from three half-inch CMOS sensors -- larger than every other broadcast handheld cam, based on The new sony -- though that dimensions are still far from the own super-35 filmmaking cams yet others available on the market. Japan company claims the chips provide "exceptional" low-light forces, along with other features include 30fps at 1080P or 60fps at 720P, a 14x contact lens, 3.5-inch 852 x 480 Liquid crystal display along with a 15 second pre-record cache. Your camera is going to be available by September, however the aforementioned Wi-fi compatability adapter for Android or iOS handheld remote control will not fly in before the finish of the season. Prices has not yet been introduced, but when you'll need an simpler method to multitask or even the approving jerk from that rigid broadcaster, look into the PR for the specs.
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