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[1408.02 --> 1409.76] with a multi-person crew
[1409.76 --> 1411.22] on a video production set
[1411.22 --> 1411.96] for commercials
[1411.96 --> 1413.18] or even feature films
[1413.18 --> 1414.38] with like one person
[1414.38 --> 1415.36] monitoring scopes
[1415.36 --> 1416.14] on one side
[1416.14 --> 1416.78] and one person
[1416.78 --> 1418.16] monitoring what the lens
[1418.16 --> 1419.04] is actually looking at
[1419.04 --> 1419.72] on the other side.
[1419.82 --> 1419.92] Like,
[1419.94 --> 1420.86] up to three people
[1420.86 --> 1422.38] working per camera.
[1422.50 --> 1422.94] It's got all these
[1422.94 --> 1423.72] screens on it.
[1423.96 --> 1425.12] It's got professional
[1425.12 --> 1426.00] quality inputs
[1426.00 --> 1426.52] and outputs.
[1426.70 --> 1426.78] So,
[1426.82 --> 1428.58] it has 12G SDI
[1428.58 --> 1430.32] which means that
[1430.32 --> 1431.18] you can basically
[1431.18 --> 1432.20] output directly
[1432.20 --> 1433.16] with one cable,
[1433.30 --> 1433.76] 4K.
[1434.10 --> 1434.76] It supports
[1434.76 --> 1435.74] internal dual
[1435.74 --> 1436.36] RAW
[1436.36 --> 1437.40] and ProRes
[1437.40 --> 1437.98] recorders.
[1438.02 --> 1438.10] So,
[1438.14 --> 1438.64] it's using the
[1438.64 --> 1439.04] upcoming
[1439.04 --> 1439.96] CFast
[1439.96 --> 1440.68] standard
[1440.68 --> 1441.30] that's kind of
[1441.30 --> 1441.92] like an extension
[1441.92 --> 1442.92] of compact flash.
[1443.26 --> 1443.36] So,
[1443.42 --> 1444.24] unlike the cinema camera,
[1444.32 --> 1445.22] it doesn't use SSDs
[1445.22 --> 1445.98] but at least this is
[1445.98 --> 1447.16] a standard media
[1447.16 --> 1448.42] as opposed to
[1448.42 --> 1449.28] a lot of
[1449.28 --> 1450.12] recording solutions
[1450.12 --> 1450.56] that use
[1450.56 --> 1451.48] proprietary media.
[1451.60 --> 1451.88] In fact,
[1451.94 --> 1452.96] the one that we use
[1452.96 --> 1454.18] for our Sony camera
[1454.18 --> 1455.94] uses proprietary SSDs.
[1456.30 --> 1456.40] So,
[1456.48 --> 1457.38] it's a firmware lock
[1457.38 --> 1457.94] that doesn't allow
[1457.94 --> 1458.76] us to use other things
[1458.76 --> 1460.22] and then it's got,
[1460.28 --> 1460.46] you know,
[1460.54 --> 1461.36] XLR input.
[1461.70 --> 1462.30] It's got,
[1462.48 --> 1462.60] so,
[1462.64 --> 1463.36] the two 5-inch
[1463.36 --> 1463.88] touchscreens
[1463.88 --> 1464.60] that are on both
[1464.60 --> 1465.32] sides of the camera
[1465.32 --> 1466.04] so you can put
[1466.04 --> 1466.46] your settings,
[1466.60 --> 1466.92] controls,
[1467.06 --> 1467.88] monitoring tools there
[1467.88 --> 1468.84] and then the big one
[1468.84 --> 1469.52] is the upgradable
[1469.52 --> 1469.84] sensor.
[1469.96 --> 1470.06] So,
[1470.14 --> 1470.92] it comes in at only
[1470.92 --> 1471.70] $6,000
[1471.70 --> 1472.62] which sounds like
[1472.62 --> 1473.06] a lot of money
[1473.06 --> 1473.58] to you guys
[1473.58 --> 1474.12] but to put this
[1474.12 --> 1474.72] in perspective,
[1475.26 --> 1476.42] the Sony FS700
[1476.42 --> 1478.60] was around that price
[1478.60 --> 1479.16] when we bought it.
[1479.20 --> 1479.62] I think around
[1479.62 --> 1480.38] $7,000
[1480.38 --> 1481.36] when we bought it.
[1481.78 --> 1482.92] It has a 4K sensor
[1482.92 --> 1484.48] in it but it's only
[1484.48 --> 1485.46] capable of recording
[1485.46 --> 1486.76] directly to 1080p
[1486.76 --> 1487.58] without an expensive
[1487.58 --> 1488.28] firmware upgrade
[1488.28 --> 1488.98] and an expensive
[1488.98 --> 1489.90] external recorder.
[1490.24 --> 1490.42] So,
[1490.52 --> 1491.10] our camera
[1491.10 --> 1492.62] has actually cost us
[1492.62 --> 1493.86] well over $10,000
[1493.86 --> 1494.72] by the time we're