• Terra 6K has the same sensor as KineMAX 6k
• Terra 5K: 5K 60FPS, 4K 100FPS, 3K 150FPS, 2K 200FPS
• Option of global shutter, native iso 800
• 15 stops DR with rolling shutter and dual gain mode
• 13 stops DR with global shutter
• RAW 12bit + ProRes 10bit internal recording, KineLog3, 2.5" SSD
• About the same size as a 5DIII (weighs less too, only 920grams)
• HDMI out with type A connector (big connector), 3.5mm Mic in
• SDI and XLR are there as well.

• New KINIMON and KINEGRIP 2 has also been released (uses Sony BP-U30 instead of Nikon EN-EL15 batteries).

• The 6K version costs slightly more (at around $5,400 US or 34,900 RMB on the Chinese mainland).

• It features 6K at up to 25fps, 4K at up to 100 fps and 2K at 225fps.

KineFinity cameras can use standard off the shelf SSDs (like the BMPC4K does), so no need to waste your money on expensive MINI-MAGs like with RED cameras.

This was mentioned in the KineRAW S35 thread a bit, but since this is a different model I think this deserves it's own thread. The guy testing just posted this anamorphic test. He says in the info he shot it at 1828x1556 with some 16mm glass and 2x anamorphic adapter. This footage looks pretty good, HOWEVER....I've seen footage as good with the GH1/2, BUT...

Supposedly this will be cheaper than the 5d m3 and the Digital bolex. Possibly $2k, maybe even lower.

Note! It is only render and preliminary specs, but I like approach.

• S35 CMOS Sensor
• No LCD
• 12-bit Cinema DNG only
• Double HDMI
• Fanless
• Standard cheap 2.5" SSDs for recording