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Ikonoskop A-cam dII

September 11, 2008

Funky 16mm camera maker Ikonoskop, known for their unconventional ergonomic camera designs, have announced a digital cinema camera called the A-cam dII. 

  • Super-16 sensor (slightly wider than Scarlet’s)
  • 1920x1080 UPDATE: CCD, not CMOS!
  • 1-60 fps
  • Shoots uncompressed DNG or TIFF
  • €6,950 (about US$9,800) with battery, 9mm f/1.5 lens and 80GB Memory Cartridge

Between this, Scarlet’s proposed specs/price, and the D90 it’s easy to see these offerings as salvos landing all around the same unscathed bullseye: a camera in the DSLR price range that takes DSLR glass and shoots raw motion files with little or no compression. 

Tags: Cameras, Filmmaking, Ikonoskop, RED, Scarlet
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