In 1998, Sony released a camcorder that could "see through people's clothes," then immediately recalled the 700,000 devices allegedly sold. It's true that in 1998, Sony released a camcorder with ...

Sony India has introduced two new compact 4K camcorders for professionals: the PXW-Z200 from the XDCAM line and the HXR-NX800 under the NXCAM series. Aimed at broadcast, event, and content creators, ...

Sony has announced the PXW-Z300. It features a 1/2-inch back-illuminated 4K 3-CMOS Exmor R sensors and the BIONZ XR image processing engine, and 4K 60p recording. The camera is being touted as Sony’s ...

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The Sony Handycam series of camcorders enables entrepreneurs with little or no videography experience to create high-quality promotional or training videos and play them on standard TVs using cables ...

Sony has announced the release of two new camcorders for content producers, the PXW-Z200 and HXR-NX800, featuring several new upgrades and enhancements, including 4K video, a new zoom lens, AI-based ...

Sony is releasing two new 4K handheld camcorders, the NXCAM HXR-NX800, and XDCAM PXW-Z200 with SDI and MXF wrapper. Both models feature artificial intelligence recognition capabilities, high-precision ...

SAN DIEGO, Calif.—Sony Electronics is releasing two new 4K handheld camcorders, the NXCAM HXR-NX800, and XDCAM PXW-Z200 with SDI and MXF wrapper. Both models feature artificial intelligence (AI) ...

Weybridge – August 20, 2024 – Sony is releasing two new 4K handheld camcorders, the NXCAM™ HXR-NX800, and XDCAM™ PXW-Z200 with SDI and MXF wrapper [1]. Both models feature artificial intelligence (AI) ...

In 1998, Sony released a camcorder that could "see through people's clothes," then immediately recalled the 700,000 devices allegedly sold. It's true that in 1998, Sony released a camcorder with ...

It's true that in 1998, Sony released a camcorder with infrared night vision capabilies. Under certain circumstances, it appeared to be able to "see through clothing" — in the sense that the camera ...