2010Forum Cameras (Film/Video/HD)
Aaton Penelope-D numérique 35mm spécifications de caméra hybride et expérience sur le terrain
Il y a 16 ans. Le matériel et les prix ont peut-être changé depuis.
Ce que le fil a révélé
- Le magazine numérique Penelope-D utilise un capteur CCD avec un taux de remplissage de 95% en 3-perf, ce qui peut atteindre 13 arrêts de portée dynamique.
- Une version ultérieure a incorporé un capteur 5K pour le Penelope.
- L'appareil fonctionne comme un système hybride, acceptant à la fois les magazines numériques et les magazines de films sur le même corps de 35mm.
- Field experience indicates the Penelope-D is lightweight and handles well for handheld and mounted work, with accessible 3/8 inch mounting holes on top.
- The camera features a viewfinder and video output capability.
- Operators reported needing to make fore-and-aft adjustments between takes due to film movement through the magazine, with even 200-foot 2-perf magazines requiring attention.
- The on-board batteries demonstrated extended runtime during field use.
- Digital drive compatibility with the magazine allowed potential hot-swappable operation from the rear of the camera body.
Dépend de
- The camera body cost approximately 134,000 dollars without the digital magazine attachment, representing significant capital investment.
- At the time of discussion, 720p and 1080p output capabilities were not fully functional in field testing, though technically feasible for 35mm use.
- Magazine design created noticeable vibration feedback to the operator during operation.
- The digital magazine prototype stage meant actual working units were not widely available for comprehensive testing.
- Pricing and feature availability information comes from 2010 timeframe and may not reflect final production specifications.