Henry Coll
February 20th, 2013, 08:58 PM
ARRI introduces the new ALEXAs. They substitute all current models except for the basic one.
The new ALEXA is now called XT, and also includes the XT M, XT Plus and XT studio. They have the same sensor as the classic alexa.
Then what's new?
-They all sport the 4:3 sensor, so you can so anamorphic with any of them
-SxS is replaced with a new XR 512MB card developed along with Codex, that allows RAW to be recorded direct in camera without requiring any external (and costly) recorder. This new card allows RAW up to 120fps. The cards can be easily ingested with a simple USB-3 reader.
-ALEXAs can now have in-camera ND filters. The new IFM-1 brings up to 8 stops, from 0.3 to 2.4
-new improved and silent fan
-120fps comes as standard with all models
The good news for existing ALEXA owners is that all those features can be implemented to older ALEXAs.
The new ALEXA is now called XT, and also includes the XT M, XT Plus and XT studio. They have the same sensor as the classic alexa.
Then what's new?
-They all sport the 4:3 sensor, so you can so anamorphic with any of them
-SxS is replaced with a new XR 512MB card developed along with Codex, that allows RAW to be recorded direct in camera without requiring any external (and costly) recorder. This new card allows RAW up to 120fps. The cards can be easily ingested with a simple USB-3 reader.
-ALEXAs can now have in-camera ND filters. The new IFM-1 brings up to 8 stops, from 0.3 to 2.4
-new improved and silent fan
-120fps comes as standard with all models
The good news for existing ALEXA owners is that all those features can be implemented to older ALEXAs.