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Sony HXR-NX800 4K Pro Camcorder

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Product Overview

Sony HXR-NX800 4K Pro Camcorder Key Features

The Sony HXR-NX800 camcorder is equipped with cutting-edge technology, including a 1.0-type Exmor RS CMOS image sensor and the BIONZ XR image processing engine. These components enable 4K recording with full-pixel readout, ensuring superior video quality. The S&Q Motion feature supports 4K recording at up to 120fps and Full HD recording at up to 240fps, making this camcorder ideal for capturing high-frame-rate content.

What's in the box:

Sony HXR-NX800 4K 1" CMOS Sensor NXCAM Camcorder

AC Adapter

Power Cord

Sony BP-U35 Lithium-Ion Battery Pack

Battery Charger BP-CU1

LCD Hood

Lens Hood

Eyecup

Microphone Holder

Cold Shoe Kit

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Key Features

4K Video Quality

Sony HXR-NX800 Camcorder with 4K recording and full-pixel readout for exceptional video quality.

FAQs

What advantages does the 1.0-type Exmor RS CMOS sensor provide for video quality?

The 1.0-type Exmor RS CMOS sensor in the Sony HXR-NX800 captures more light, resulting in improved low-light performance and greater dynamic range. This allows for clearer images with less noise, especially in challenging lighting conditions. The sensor’s design also aids in achieving a shallow depth of field, which can create more cinematic looks.

How does the S&Q Motion feature enhance creative filming options?

The S&Q Motion feature of the HXR-NX800 allows videographers to shoot high-speed footage at up to 120fps in 4K and 240fps in Full HD. This capability is essential for creating slow-motion effects or capturing fast-moving subjects with clarity. The flexibility in frame rates provides a wide range of creative possibilities for filmmakers.

Can the Variable ND Filter be used in different shooting scenarios?

Yes, the built-in electronic Variable ND Filter allows for precise control over exposure, making it ideal for various shooting scenarios. Whether shooting in bright sunlight or dimly lit environments, you can seamlessly adjust the filter density from ND 1/4 to ND 1/128. This flexibility helps maintain optimal aperture settings for desired depth of field and motion blur.

What makes the Fast Hybrid AF system stand out for focus accuracy?

The Fast Hybrid AF system within the HXR-NX800 combines phase detection and contrast detection autofocus technologies, enabling rapid and precise focusing even in dynamic scenes. This system excels in tracking moving subjects, ensuring sharp focus whether you are using the zoom lens or moving the camcorder during a shot.

How does the camcorder’s design cater to both beginners and professionals?

The HXR-NX800 features an intuitive interface and user-friendly controls that make it accessible for beginners while also offering advanced settings and features for professionals. Its ergonomic design, along with options for manual control, allows users at all skill levels to capture high-quality footage without feeling overwhelmed.

What are the benefits of the Active Mode Image Stabilisation for handheld shooting?

Active Mode Image Stabilisation significantly reduces shake and vibrations when shooting handheld, resulting in smoother video footage. This feature is particularly useful for dynamic shooting situations, such as while walking or moving, as it helps to create professional-looking results without the need for additional stabilisation equipment.

In what ways can the HXR-NX800 integrate with other Sony cameras and systems?

The HXR-NX800 is designed for interoperability with Sony's broadcast and Cinema Line cameras. It supports various colour profiles like S-Cinetone and S-Log3, making it easy to match footage from different cameras in post-production. Such compatibility enhances workflow efficiency for professional setups that require multiple camera angles.

Introducing Sony HXR-NX800 Camcorder: Advanced 4K Recording with High-Frame-Rate Capability

Introducing Sony HXR-NX800 Camcorder: Advanced 4K Recording with High-Frame-Rate Capability

The Sony HXR-NX800 camcorder incorporates state-of-the-art technology, including a 1.0-type Exmor RS CMOS sensor and the BIONZ XR processing engine. This setup enables 4K recording with full-pixel readout, delivering outstanding video quality. The S&Q Motion feature further enhances performance, supporting 4K recording up to 120fps and Full HD up to 240fps, making it ideal for capturing high-frame-rate footage.

Electronic Variable ND Filter for Precise Exposure Control

Electronic Variable ND Filter for Precise Exposure Control

This camcorder comes with Sony’s integrated electronic Variable ND Filter, providing smooth control over filter density from ND 1/4 to ND 1/128. The ND filter can be adjusted manually, automatically, or in preset steps, ensuring optimal exposure across different lighting scenarios.

Integrated Active Mode Image Stabilisation for Smooth Video

Integrated Active Mode Image Stabilisation for Smooth Video

The HXR-NX800 features integrated Active Mode image stabilisation, which reduces camera shake even while walking. This digital stabilisation minimises unwanted shakes and bumps, providing smooth, professional-quality video.

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