New Sony USA press release
New Sony press release today restating the under 8000.00 price point
http://news.sel.sony.com/en/press_ro...ase/31586.html |
Any footage shown at the event?
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Interesting..
I've heard pricing from $6K USD to $8K USD. I've also heard $4K euro. I hope they hit the $6K USD mark since the $8K price point with cards will bring the camera to the 10K mark. For a fixed lens camera, I 'd question this price point. |
About eight minutes of XDCAM EX 1080p video was shown. Projected through Sony's 4K SXRD CineAlta. A lot of material shot in Chicago; looked great.
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Again, that phrase, "XDCAM EX series."
If the PMW-EX1 is the first of the series, like the Z1 was the first of Sony's 3-chip HDV series, then I'm really looking forward to the "V1" of the XDCAM EX line. Especially since I am coming to the regrettable conclusion that the PMW-EX1 will be out of my price range. I'm hoping for a smaller, lighter, cheaper XDCAM camera (maybe with the new 1/3" CMOS chips used in Sony's new HDV cameras) with HDMI. Price it under $5000? Maybe a hard-disk optional accessory to allow for extended shooting without swapping out flash cards? |
Actually, I would like to see a camera like the EX but in a shoulder mount with a longer lens.
A decent 20x fixed lens on a big body with more card slots would be great. Maybe for $11,000 or $12,000. I can't afford a $30,000 HD lens & the larger XDCAMs but I often like a longer zoom and larger bodies. |
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I attended IBC and the Sony guy literally said 6500 euro's. With the PD-150 and the Z1 the pricetag translated directly to US dollars. That's why I always buy my gear in the States :)
So if this trend continues, the EX should be close to $6500 Having said that, this camera is a 'universal' model ie 50i/60i, 24/25P so Sony may try to protect their European market by keeping price differences throughout the world to a minimum. |
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