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    Sony’s AF100 Competitor: The NEX-FS100

    March 23, 2011 by Patrick


    Earlier this year, Sony released the PMW-F3. A camcorder style camera with a 35mm sensor much like Panasonic’s AF100. The F3 aimed at the pro market by retailing around $16k. Today they announced their lower cost model the NEX-FS100. For Sony’s suggested $6,000 you the same sensor as the F3, 2 XLR inputs and uncompressed HDMI outputs.

    F-Stop Academy got their hands on a NEX-FS100 for 24 hours. They threw together a quick music video. To see the features of the camera and how it’s footage looks check out their video below.

    NEX FS 100 Video Blog from Den & James on Vimeo.

    I’m kind of blown away by the viewfinder/screen being on top of the camera. It looks fantastic. The video they put together looks great.

    I’m glad the DSLR style camcorder seems to be taking off, even though it is slightly more expensive.

    For more info check out Sony’s release info, No Film School’s coverage and F-Stop Academy’s full blog post.

    Filed Under: DSLR Tagged With: Camcorder Style, Camera, Gear, Panasonic AF100, Sony, Sony NEX-FS100, Sony PMW-F3. Sony F3

    Sony F3 Lens Options

    January 18, 2011 by Patrick


    Thinking about picking up a Sony PMW-F3 when it comes out next month? If you are planning on picking up some new lenses or wondering how your Canon or Nikon lenses will work with the F3, CineTechnica has a great article that should help you out. Luckily, it seems that most lenses will work with the F3 without too much work. There are adapters already being made to fit most of your lens needs.

    Read the full article here. Originally seen on FreshDV.

    Filed Under: DSLR Tagged With: Gear, Lenses, Sony PMW-F3. Sony F3

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