Sony fans are in for a treat. The company recently announced a new camera called Sony Burano. That said, what should you know about this device?
For your information, the new camera is specially designed for single-camera operators and small crews. If you are a long-time fan of Sony cameras, you might notice this camera features a sensor that matches the colour science of the VENICE 2. Interestingly, Sony claims this camera to be the world's first digital cinema camera with a PL-Mount to feature in-body image stabilisation.
Moreover, it also features a variable ND filter and an OIS (Optical Image Stabilisation) mechanism for a better result. This is a first for Sony’s camera because these techs are absent from the previous models. You can also remove the PL lens mount and use the camera with E-mount lenses. As a result, it supports fast hybrid AF and subject recognition AF. That’s great for fast-moving objects.
Interested? The BURANO, CFexpress Type B memory cards, CEB-G1920T (1920 GB)/ CEB-G960T (960 GB) and the new GP-VR100 Grip remote control (sold separately) will be available in Malaysia from March 2024 or later.
We have yet to confirm other details about this device. Sony has yet to announce the official price for the camera. According to the CVP website, the camera could cost you £21,492.43 (~RM125718.34). Thankfully, we will know its price after its showcase in Amsterdam on 15 September 2023.
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