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Sony FR7 Cinema Line Full-Frame PTZ Robotic Camera
  • Sony FR7 Professional Full-Frame PTZ Robotic Camera from Cinema Line for High-End Video Production
  • Sony FR7 Professional Full-Frame PTZ Robotic Camera from Cinema Line for High-End Video Production

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Sony FR7 Cinema Line Full-Frame PTZ Robotic Camera

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The Sony FR7 from the Cinema Line is a game - changing full - frame PTZ robotic camera for professional video creation. It combines the cinematic features of the Cinema Line with a full - frame imaging sensor, delivering outstanding versatility and top - notch image quality. Whether it's a live event or a cinematic shoot, this camera is your ideal choice. With its advanced PTZ functions, you can remotely control the camera precisely, streamlining production workflows and sparking new creative ideas for directors and videographers. It offers 4K recording, 15+ stop latitude, and a wide ISO range, ensuring excellent results in all lighting situations. The FR7 comes packed with features like advanced autofocus, real - time tracking, and multiple recording formats. Its 35mm full - frame Exmor R CMOS sensor captures amazing detail and depth, making it perfect for high - end video projects. It supports both wired and wireless control, allowing you to set up complex shots from afar easily. Supporting recording in formats like XAVC and high - quality LPCM audio, it meets the needs of professional video creators, broadcasters, and filmmakers. There are two versions available. The body - only version is great for those with existing lenses or preferring custom setups. The version with the SELP28135G lens offers a versatile zoom range and premium optical performance for dynamic shots without extra lenses. Key features include a full - frame Exmor R CMOS sensor for high - res video, 15+ stop latitude for post - production flexibility, advanced autofocus for precise focus in dynamic scenes, multiple recording formats up to 4K, network streaming for easy live - streaming integration, robotic PTZ control for multi - camera setups, built - in optical filters for exposure control, and integrated high - quality audio. Technical specs show it's made in Japan, has specific operating and storage temperature ranges, a certain mass and dimensions, defined power requirements, ceiling mount option, and tally ramp. It offers various video and audio recording formats, frame rates, shutter speeds, and built - in optical filters. The package includes the camera (body or with lens), a warranty booklet, and an E - mount for the lens model.

Using the Sony FR7 is quite straightforward. First, decide which version suits your needs - the body - only or the one with the SELP28135G lens. If you choose the body - only, attach your preferred lens to the E - mount. To start recording, power on the camera using the appropriate DC 19.5 V power source. You can control the camera either via wired or wireless connections. For remote control, use the PTZ function to pan, tilt, and zoom precisely. When shooting, take advantage of the advanced autofocus and real - time tracking to keep your subjects in sharp focus. Select the recording format that fits your project requirements. You have multiple options up to 4K resolution. Regarding lighting, the built - in optical filters from 1/4ND to 1/128ND can help you control exposure. As for audio, the integrated LPCM 24 - bit audio with four channels will capture high - quality sound. Now, for some important notes. Keep the camera within the operating temperature range of 32 °F to 104 °F. If you need to store it, make sure the temperature is between - 4 °F and +140 °F. When handling the camera, be gentle as it's a high - end device. For maintenance, regularly clean the lens and sensor using appropriate cleaning tools. Check the power connections and cables periodically to ensure they are in good condition. Also, refer to the warranty booklet for any warranty - related questions and service details.


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