Tuesday, October 30, 2012
Introducing the World's first interchangeable lens HD consumer camcorder
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Today, Sony announced the World's first interchangeable lens HD consumer camcorder. The beautiful scenes of Bali were shot using the new NEX-VG10 and shows how interchangeable lenses can help capture beautiful vistas with a shallow depth of field, crisp images of a subject while the background artistically out of focus and rack focus on subjects switching from foreground to background. Sony's NEX-VG10 provides the options previously reserved for professional videographers to consumers. It is equipped with the same ExmorTM APS HD CMOS sensor used in Sony's "NEX-5" and "NEX-3" digital cameras which is approximately 19.5 times bigger than what you would find in conventional camcorders. It has a powerful BIONZTM processor allowing photographers the ability to capture full 1920x1080/60i high definition video at up to 24Mbps for true cinematic Blu-ray quality. Find more about it on our blog: tinyurl.com
Today, Sony announced the World's first interchangeable lens HD consumer camcorder. The beautiful scenes of Bali were shot using the new NEX-VG10 and shows how interchangeable lenses can help capture beautiful vistas with a shallow depth of field, crisp images of a subject while the background artistically out of focus and rack focus on subjects switching from foreground to background. Sony's NEX-VG10 provides the options previously reserved for professional videographers to consumers. It is equipped with the same ExmorTM APS HD CMOS sensor used in Sony's "NEX-5" and "NEX-3" digital cameras which is approximately 19.5 times bigger than what you would find in conventional camcorders. It has a powerful BIONZTM processor allowing photographers the ability to capture full 1920x1080/60i high definition video at up to 24Mbps for true cinematic Blu-ray quality. Find more about it on our blog: tinyurl.com
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