4K professional camcorder with high mobility, 4K 60p/50p 10bit recording, HLG and 13-stop V-Log for HDR and HD live streaming capabilities. Effective 15-megapixel 1.0-type (1.0-inch) Sensor; Wide 24.5mm and Optical 20x Zoom Lens; 4K 60p 4:2:0 10bit / 4K 30p 4:2:2: 10-bit Recording; Super-Slow Motion and VFR (2 to 60fps); HLG (Hybrid Log Gamma) /13-stop V-Log. H: 195mm, W: 173mm, D: 344mm, Weight: 2040g. All values are approximate. The lens hood is included in the dimensions but the eye cup and microphone holder are excluded. The weight is for the main unit only, including the grip belt, and excludes the lens
Professional All-in-one 4K 60p Camcorder
With its 1.0-type (1.0-inch) sensor, the X2 provides powerful support in event shootings and more with its optical performance that reliably captures the subject and the mobility that only a handheld camera with an integrated lens can offer.
Wide 24.5mm* and Optical 20x Zoom Lens
The lens covers the range from 24.5mm wide-angle to 490mm tele with a 20x zoom. i.ZOOM achieves 24x zoom with 4K resolution, and 32x zoom with FHD.
* 35mm camera equivalent.
Versatile Recording Mode
Supports a high bit rate of 200 Mbps for 59.94p/50p video recording with HEVC (LongGOP/10 bit 4:2:0/MOV) codec. The Super Slow-motion function supports 10-bit recording in FHD at 120/100fps* and 4K (UHD) VFR from 2 to 60fps** for over-cranked and under-cranked shots to allow for highly creative video expression.
* 59.94Hz: 120fps, 50Hz: 100fps
** Selectable frame rate depends on the recording format.
4K High-Precision AF
Face Detection precisely captures subjects on-site free from out of focus problems and insufficient exposure. Also, by adding color recognition, tracking subjects is improved, without interruption, when the face moves to either side.
5-Axis HYBRID O.I.S.+
In both UHD/FHD modes, in addition to Optical Image Stabilization, Electronic Image Stabilization detects and corrects handshake in the 5-axis direction. The Ball O.I.S. System reduces friction in the drive section, especially improving the correction of small-amplitude blurring.
