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With Free Lens: Olympus M-Zuiko PRO ED 12-40mm
Compact digital film camera with 4.6K sensor, 15 stops of dynamic range, full tactile controls, optical ND filters, interchangeable lens mount and dual C-Fast 2.0 and dual UHS-II SD card recorders.
Blackmagic URSA Broadcast Camera is a field and studio production powerhouse. Featuring a native B4 mount for standard 2/3" broadcast lenses means that the URSA Broadcast will be at home on a studio sled behind a box lens just as much as it will be on the shoulder of a news coverage camera operator.
Affordable live streaming camera, featuring overlaid sports scores and broadcast information. The camera delivers professional quality images and is ideal for single operator one-camera use, streaming live sports events, news or concerts. It’s easy for one person to shoot the event, record, insert graphics, and stream the production live - all directly from the camera.
Same as KY-PZ100BE model plus a unique built-in graphics overlay capability, with full screen graphics ideal for robotic applications.
4K Super 35mm Exmor CMOS sensor XDCAM camera with α Mount lens system, 4K/2K RAW and XAVC recording options.
HD Memory Card camcorder, which is specially tuned for shooting weddings, school and conference events.
Package includes:
Super 35 Camera System with Zoom Lens and RAW Output.
The GY-HM170 is a fully functional high performance 4K Ultra HD camcorder that's equally capable of shooting 4:2:2 Full HD at 50Mbps.
Purchase a new GY-LS300CHE Super 35 camcorder with Metabones EF to MFT Smart Adapter with special promotion price.
Three 1/2-inch type Exmor CMOS sensors XDCAM camcorder with 16x zoom HD lens recording Full HD XAVC 100 Mbps, with wireless options.
Compact handy camcorder delivers broadcast quality 4K and Full-HD.
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