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General high-speed discussion / New Camera Release! Chronos 2.5
« on: April 01, 2025, 07:56:17 AM »
Chronos 2.5
-New 2.5 Megapixel (2560 x 1440), 1" color sensor
-8GB, 16GB or 32 GB RAM
-New portable form factor with new active cooling and ventilation design
-2000 nit brightness 3.5" tiltable LCD screen with wide viewing angle
-Pixel Pitch 4.6 µm
-Built in combo UV/IR Cut and OLPF filter to minimize aliasing and moire
-Global Shutter
-Dynamic Range 78 dB (13 stops) at 12 bit
-3800 fps in 2K 8-bit mode
-2000 fps in 2K 10-bit mode
-900 fps in 2K 12-bit mode
-Newly developed log mode (Chronos-Log)
-HDR mode
-Support for anamorphic lenses with custom desqueeze preview
-Ability to record straight to fast external SSD directly
-Runs on Sony NFP batteries or external battery backs
-Available with Canon EOS EF, RF, Sony E, Leica L, Nikon Z, Nikon F and MFT mount plates
-Price launch $5500
Preorder April 1, 2025
Shipping April 7, 2025
Happy April Fools!!! : )
Obviously this is an April Fool's post, but hopefully this gives Krontech an idea for another future camera that is more portable that uses a 1" sensor size. Hopefully by having a smaller sensor size, the smaller the camera can be.
-New 2.5 Megapixel (2560 x 1440), 1" color sensor
-8GB, 16GB or 32 GB RAM
-New portable form factor with new active cooling and ventilation design
-2000 nit brightness 3.5" tiltable LCD screen with wide viewing angle
-Pixel Pitch 4.6 µm
-Built in combo UV/IR Cut and OLPF filter to minimize aliasing and moire
-Global Shutter
-Dynamic Range 78 dB (13 stops) at 12 bit
-3800 fps in 2K 8-bit mode
-2000 fps in 2K 10-bit mode
-900 fps in 2K 12-bit mode
-Newly developed log mode (Chronos-Log)
-HDR mode
-Support for anamorphic lenses with custom desqueeze preview
-Ability to record straight to fast external SSD directly
-Runs on Sony NFP batteries or external battery backs
-Available with Canon EOS EF, RF, Sony E, Leica L, Nikon Z, Nikon F and MFT mount plates
-Price launch $5500
Preorder April 1, 2025
Shipping April 7, 2025
Happy April Fools!!! : )
Obviously this is an April Fool's post, but hopefully this gives Krontech an idea for another future camera that is more portable that uses a 1" sensor size. Hopefully by having a smaller sensor size, the smaller the camera can be.