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Sony BURANO 8K Lab Test: Rolling Shutter, Dynamic Range, and Exposure Latitude

The empire strikes back! Looking at the specs and innovative features of this new camera from Sony, we eagerly anticipated the arrival of this latest addition to the CineAlta line at our CineD headquarters. Now the time has come, and we torture-tested the BURANO in our standard CineD lab test. Curious to hear the results? Then read on … A lot has been written on CineD about the new BURANO by my colleague Nino here or here, but let me quote my colleague Omri in his article here: “With a price tag of $25,000, it probably won’t find its way to each and every content creator, but will appeal to some owner-operators, studios, and rental houses. The Sony BURANO fills a unique niche. The camera incorporates a class-leading spec list with a single-operator-aimed design.” Now, we wanted to run it through its paces in our standard CineD lab test, but we had to wait for a unit with final production firmware version 1.0, but now all has been sorted and we can finally test it! A big “thank you” again to my dear colleague Florian Milz who helped with every aspect of this lab test! The Sony BURANO in the CineD lab. Image credit: CineD So let’s start with rolling shutter. Rolling Shutter of the Sony BURANO 8K Let’s start first with full-frame 8.6K X-OCN LT mode in 25 frames-per-second: Rolling shutter in full-frame 8.6K X-OCN LT mode. Image credit: CineD We get a rolling shutter of 18.9ms (less is...

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Published By: CineD - Wednesday, 8 May, 2024

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