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You can have only one label per file, and once labelled, the file is highlighted in the colour associated with that label.ĭT also has, alongside its normal groups, the ability to create Smart Groups according to customizable boolean criteria. As you can see in the image above, if you play with your keyboard settings in OS X system preferences, you can assign shortcuts which make it easier to add labels to a file. There are only 7 available labels - I’d love the ability to add more, but they are fully customizable and served their purposes well enough. Labels let you visually highlight or tag files. (I’d initially intended to write one post, but decided to split it into two due to length). As usual, click images to magnify.ĭT has a small but useful feature: data labels. This post and the one which will follow are on meta-structures of my database. Have you shot with the VENICE Rialto extension system? What do you think of the new firmware version 2.In my last post on DevonThink (DT), I discussed group structures in my PhD database. The official retail price of the Extension System 2 should be around $19,000.įor more information, please visit Sony’s website here.

Sync: Genlock is now also available at high frame rates, while phase shifting of Genlock allows to minimize on-camera artifacts.īoth the new Sony VENICE Extension System 2 and firmware update 2.00 will be available in early 2023.

Also, EI metadata is now applied during playback.

Playback: Playback position in the clip is now displayed, thus allowing for frame-by-frame playback.

Also, mirroring of the viewfinder view, including settings and monitoring tools, is now supported.

Monitor-out: Zoom to fit for anamorphic lenses has been added.

Up to 8 positions are now available for the recording/playback status indicator, while 9 positions of the viewfinder can be magnified to evaluate focus.

Capture: LUTs and CDLs data can now be embedded in clips.

Here are the new additions:įurthermore, this new firmware will enhance the camera’s LUT/CDL, monitor-out, and playback functions, while providing new sync features for virtual production applications, which are becoming increasingly popular. It will bring a bunch of new recording formats and increased frame rates. Sony VENICE 2: firmware version 2.00Īlong with the new Extension System 2, the company has also announced that firmware update 2.00 is on its way and should be available early next year.

Finally, the module is equipped with a gyro sensor that captures motion data, which can then be used in post-production for stabilization or VFX purposes. It doubles the number of configurable buttons, now 4, which can be used to quickly adjust ND filters or trigger REC start/stop, for example. The module measures 158x147x126mm in size and weighs about 2.1kg (PL mount). The design of the new system is very similar to the original one. Users now have two cable length options to choose from – either 3 or 12 meters. This solution was designed to enhance freedom of movement, as it allows filmmakers to place the sensor module in confined places or mount it on high cranes.

This new version has been updated to support 8K data streams coming from the new higher-resolution sensor of the VENICE 2 but is also retro-compatible with the original VENICE. Just like the original Rialto module, the new Sony VENICE Extension System 2 is a tethered extension system that allows separation of the image sensor from the camera body.