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The Sony PXW-FS7 4K XDCAM Camera System features a Super 35mm size sensor that allows you to capture images with cinematic depth of field. The camera’s E-mount is machined from stainless steel and allows you to use E-mount lenses or with the use of optional adapters to accept most 35mm lenses including PL, EF, Leica and Nikon. The camera can capture footage to optional on board XQD media cards in either UHD at up to 60 FPS or HD at up to 180 FPS. the camera can capture 4K (4096 x 2160) images and send the signal out over its SDI or HDMI connectors. The camera records in your choice of XVAC-I, XVAC-L or MPEG-2. However, MPEG-2 recording does not support the high data rates the camera is capable of generating when shooting in UHD and is limited to recording HD video only. The camera incorporates Dual XQD media card slots that support simultaneous or relay recording. An ergonomically designed handgrip provides control of many of the camera’s functions and features an adjustable length support arm.

PXW-FS7. Hand held. Long form. Just right
The Sony’s PXW-FS7 is the ideal camcorder for documentaries, unscripted TV, newsmagazines, indie features, corporate video and more.

Sony’s Native E-Mount System: the smarter choice for moving pictures
Unlike still photography, motion pictures benefit from lenses with ultra-quiet and continuously variable power zoom and iris. That’s what Sony’s new generation of E-Mount lenses delivers, superb optical quality along with auto focus and the perfect balance of build quality, affordability and light weight. With an extremely shallow, 18 mm flange-back distance, the camera’s E-Mount also accepts an extensive range of PL, Canon EF and other SLR glass via third-party adaptors.

Exceptional 10-bit 4:2:2 imagery at just 50 Mbps
Long-form projects shine with Sony’s XAVC-L recording system. Here’s the superior grayscale rendition of 10-bit recording, plus the uncompromised detail of 4:2:2 color all at a budget-friendly 50 Mbps (HD mode). Other options include on-board 4K (3840 x 2160) recording, the same 113 Mbps XAVC-I recording as Sony’s high-end F55, well-accepted MPEG HD 422, the Apple ProRes codec (with future upgrade and extension unit, sold separately) and even outboard RAW recording (with extension unit and outboard recorder, sold separately).

Next-generation memory
Long-form programs need media that’s both reliable and affordable. As specified by the Compact Flash Association, XQD memory cards score big on both accounts. Reliability comes from in-camera recovery. You get very low cost per minute compared to CFast cards. And robust communication between the camera and the card’s controller enables read/write speeds up to a sizzling 600 Mbps.

Shoulder-mount comfort without rigs-or rigmarole
It’s ironic that so-called affordable cameras need to be outfitted with expensive rigs, cages, hand grips and accessory viewfinders before you can put them on your shoulder. The PXW-FS7 is different. It was designed from a clean sheet of paper to balance beautifully on your shoulder. Zoom, Start/Stop and Assign controls are comfortably located on the sculpted, telescoping hand grip. Sony supplies a proper viewfinder that’s perfectly offset to the left with a huge range of fore-aft adjustment. Want more? A viewfinder extension box and a 15 mm rod mount provide even greater flexibility.

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