Of course at present the PXW-X70 lacks the AX100’s 4K option. Key differences though are the audio backpack, HD capabilities with a different choice of codec, wi-fi and SDI output. The PXW-X70 does bear more than a passing resemblance to the prosumer AX100 which was launched a few months ago. Interestingly for many broadcasters there is also talk of a live streaming capability but no further details. Wi-fi control by smartphone or tablet is also available. The camera weighs less than 1.4 Kg yet still manages to pack in both HDMI and SDI outputs along with an XLR audio jackpack and three levels of switchable ND. The sensor is larger than the Super 16 sensor in the Blackmagic Pocket Cinema camera and when coupled with the integral 12x Zeiss zoom lens it should make for some reasonably shallow depth of focus. An upgrade to allow 4K recording is promised but no date is specified, which is slightly curious. The camera records 10-bit 4:2:2 HD in the XAVC codec using the popular MXF file format. The new ‘4K ready’ PXW-X70 has a one inch sensor and 20 megapixel resolution – which is used to create the 4K image which is recorded internally. ![]() Sony have yet another camcorder to add to their range today aimed squarely at news and events shooters.
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