Just in time for NAB 2024, Kinefinity has made three announcements – a new 8K camera prototype, a new SDI electronic viewfinder with a full-HD 0.7” Micro-OLED display, and a firmware update that features uncompressed RAW, wide gamut based on Rec.2020, and an enhanced user interface. That’s a lot to unpack, so let’s look at the details! Established in 2012, Kinefinity has become a notable player in the film and broadcast sector. Their lineup includes cinema cameras such as the MAVO Edge 6K, the MAVO Edge 8K, and the MAVO mark2 series, all backed by the KineOS operating system. Now they have announced an 8K camera prototype at NAB 2024. Kinefinity 8K camera prototype. Source: Kinefinity Kinefinity 8K camera prototype at NAB 2024. Source: Kinefinity Showcasing the new 8K camera prototype The 8K prototype is being shown at NAB 2024 and features will include an advanced 8K CMOS sensor enabling significantly faster frame rates and capturing full-frame 4K at 130fps. The SDI module has been redesigned with 12G-SDI compatibility and offers three independent outputs with Genlock for Virtual Production. The camera’s advanced color science guarantees wide gamut compliance with Rec.2020. In addition, the uncompressed RAW codec will enable full-frame 4K RAW recording. SDI-compatible EVF. Source: Kinefinity SDI-compatible electronic viewfinder Kinefinity is introducing an SDI-compatible EVF that will work with most professional cinema cameras. The Full-HD 0.7″ Micro-OLED screen displays a variety of video signals including 3G or 1.5G SDI formats like 1080p, 1080i, or 1080psf. The 10-bit processor supports a wide gamut...
Published By: CineD - Sunday, 14 April