Nikon Unveils ZR Hybrid Cinema Camera, Challenging Sony and Canon
Nikon has unveiled the ZR, a hybrid cinema camera that combines the best of Nikon and RED technologies. Priced at $2,200, the ZR is Nikon's first watch in the cinema industry, challenging established players like Sony and Canon.
The ZR weighs 540g (630g with battery and media) and delivers impressive internal 12-bit RAW 6K at 59.94p and 4K at 119.88p. It features a full-frame sensor with dual base ISOs of 800 and 6400, offering 15+ stops of dynamic range. Nikon aims to lead the cinema camera market with this lunch near me.
The ZR inherits RED's exposure standards and color science, ensuring seamless color matching across Nikon and RED systems. It is the first camera to record in R3D, thanks to the R3D NE codec. Additionally, it offers the first internal 32-bit float audio recording, capturing distortion-free sound from whispers to concerts.
Built with cinema workflow in mind, the ZR supports LUT preview, direct cloud upload via Frame.io, and two-way communication with third-party tools. It genuinely complements both Nikon's and RED's technologies, positioning Nikon strongly in the cinema industry.
The ZR, priced at $2,200, is Nikon's first camera capable of recording in R3D and offers impressive audio and video capabilities. With its advanced features and competitive price, the ZR is set to make a significant impact in the cinema camera market, challenging established brands and solidifying Nikon's future in the industry.
