Sony PXW Z150

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January 7, 2017 - 21:05
H and M Video
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Anyone got any comments or advice on this 4K camera? Unlikely to be used much on 4K.

https://www.hpreston.co.uk/sony-pxw-z150-pxwz150-handheld-4k-camcorder-with-a-1-inch-exmor-rs-cmos-sensor-integrated-12x-zoom-lens-xavc-mpeg-hd422-and-avchd-codecs.html#product_tabs_custom1

Harry

PC Specialist 3Gz Dual Core, Premiere CS3, Encore CS3, After Effects CS3, Matrox RT.X2, Panasonic HD HS-300, Z1E & PMW-EX3 Cams.
 
Now with a PC Specialist Quad Core i7-3770, 16GB RAM, 180GB SSD, GeForce GTX560 Ti Graphics Card, Blu-Ray & DVD R/W Burners and can't wait to set it up. Now up and running.  What a difference in Blu-Ray footage.

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January 10, 2017 - 13:38
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Re: Sony PXW Z150

From the reviews i have seen it appears to be a good camera , though some are not happy with its low light recordings.

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January 10, 2017 - 15:24
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H and M Video
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Re: Sony PXW Z150

Thanks Gary. All the reviews I have read are good and I didn't think that I was going to get a response from the forum. Glad you are back on stream.

Harry

PC Specialist 3Gz Dual Core, Premiere CS3, Encore CS3, After Effects CS3, Matrox RT.X2, Panasonic HD HS-300, Z1E & PMW-EX3 Cams.
 
Now with a PC Specialist Quad Core i7-3770, 16GB RAM, 180GB SSD, GeForce GTX560 Ti Graphics Card, Blu-Ray & DVD R/W Burners and can't wait to set it up. Now up and running.  What a difference in Blu-Ray footage.

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