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JVC GY-LS300, 4K camcorder Super 35mm Sensor with Micro Four Thirds Lens Mount
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 พ.ย. 2015
- JVC GY-LS300 ($3500 without the lens at amzn.to/1j3sKFf) features a JVCKENWOOD AltaSens 4K CMOS Super 35 high sensitivity image sensor combined with an industry standard Micro Four Thirds (MFT) lens mount. The single chip CMOS sensor has approximately 13.5 megapixels and achieves a standard sensitivity of ISO 400 with a total of 12 stops of exposure latitude. Super 35 Cinema lenses may be used and will retain their native angle of view. When the camera is used with MFT, Super 16 and other size lenses, JVC's proprietary Variable Scan Mapping feature will maintain the lens's native angle of view. This gives filmmakers the flexibility of using widely available MFT lenses as well as high end cinema lenses. It is also possible to attach the camera to microscopes and other devices using a MFT/C-mount adaptor. The unique combination of the MFT mount, the larger S35 image sensor and Variable Scan Mapping give the camera nearly limitless lens options.
That big lens looked like an Angenieux Optimo 24-290 or the 12:1. That bad boy is amazing, as long as you're in studio mode! But sadly it's just the 70-200 Zeiss...
Please answer my question: Can the LS300 produce 10 or 12 bit RAW with an external hard-drive? And can you put old FD cinema prime lenses on it?
+glennwih 10bit out to external recorder only over HDMI.
+Sparta Gains There is no 10-bit output. Currently this is an 8-bit only camera and from what I've been told it's something that most likely will not be implemented via firmware.
It does do 4:2:2 sampling in HD but remains 8-bit (which is the standard for broadcast anyway, 50Mbps, 8-bit 4:2:2). Most people clamouring for 10-bit an raw and such don't actually need it, and have more blog-reading experience than shooting experience; thus, the spec-judging.
I'm surprised they don't want to us H-265...
everything but 60p 4k...............
lol he is so high