SONY 4K AX100 FDR-AX10 Review

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Caméscope 4K AX100

FDR-AX100E

La 4K devient portable

4 fois plus petit et 3 fois plus léger que le modèle précédent, ce caméscope est doté d'un capteur CMOS Exmor R® rétroéclairé offrant une haute sensibilité, une qualité d'image et un bokeh d'exception.
Gros plan recadré de l'objectif Zeiss®

Objectif ZEISS Vario-Sonnar T*

Profitez d'un objectif Vario-Sonnar T* grand angle 29 mm ZEISS conçu pour la vidéo 4K. Idéal pour capturer des paysages grandioses, il offre également un zoom optique 12x.
Capteur CMOS Exmor® R®

Capteur CMOS Exmor R™ de type 1,0

La zone de réception de lumière de ce capteur est environ 4,9 fois plus grande que celles des capteurs traditionnels, ce qui améliore la clarté de l'image, réduit le bruit et permet un effet de flou en arrière-plan
Puce BIONZ X

Moteur de traitement d'image sophistiqué BIONZ X

Ce moteur BIONZ amélioré offre des images plus réalistes, et permet l'ajout de nouvelles fonctionnalités qui tirent profit du traitement plus rapide.
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