UPC 027242884724

• Sony Body Cap - Viewfinder - Eyepiece - Grip Remote Control - Wireless LAN USB Module (IFU-WLM3) for VPL-E200 Series Projectors - Wireless Remote Commander - WA Adaptor Bracket - MPA-AC1 AC Adapter for EVI D100 CCD CameraSOBCU1 - BP-U30 Lithium-Ion Battery - 2x Power Cord - USB Cable - Sony 1 Year Parts and 90 Day Labor Limited Warranty
• Sony's Super 35 Exmor CMOS Sensor
• Sony a-mount system with 18 mm flange back distance
• On-board 4K (3840 x 2160) and Full HD (1920 x 1080) recording
• Wide choice of recording systems: XAVC (Intra/Long GOP) MPEG HD, 4:2:2, 50 Mbps (HD only) Apple Pro Res codec (with future upgrade and extension unit, sold separately) RAW recording (with extension unit and outboard recorder, sold separately)

PXW-FS7. Hand held. Long form. Just right. What if you built a camera from the ground up for hand-held and long-form shooting? What if you were free to optimize everything from the lens mount to the recording codec to the media? What if you reconfigured and refined the body for an entirely new level of comfort? Now imagine giving it 4K resolution and a Super 35 sensor. The result would be Sony's PXW-FS7. It's the ideal camcorder for documentaries, unscripted TV, newsmagazines, indie features, corporate video and more. Sony's Native E-Mount System: the smarter choice for moving pictures. Unlike still photography, motion pictures benefit from lenses with ultra-quiet and continuously variable power zoom and iris. That's what Sony's new generation of E-Mount lenses delivers, superb optical quality along with auto focus and the perfect balance of build quality, affordability and light weight. With an extremely shallow, 18 mm flange-back distance, the camera's E-Mount also accepts an extensive range of PL, Canon EF and other SLR glass via third-party adaptors. Exceptional 10-bit 4:2:2 imagery at just 50 Mbps. Long-form projects shine with Sony's XAVC-L recording system. Here's the superior grayscale rendition of 10-bit recording, plus the uncompromised detail of 4:2:2 color all at a budget-friendly 50 Mbps (HD mode). Other options include on-board 4K (3840 x 2160) recording, the same 113 Mbps XAVC-I recording as Sony's high-en