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<\/a>Boxfish Research, New Zealand manufacturer of underwater remotely operated vehicles, today announces the official launch of its next-generation cinematography drone, the Boxfish Luna, for professional underwater videographers and photographers alike.<\/p>\nUtilizing advanced imaging from the Sony A7SIII or Sony \u237a1* and a new 200mm precision optical dome, the Boxfish Luna has been completely redesigned to allow filmmakers to perfectly capture underwater environments with brilliant clarity and ease of use.<\/p>\n
\u201cThis new drone was specifically designed for underwater film production,\u201d says Craig Anderson, Co-Founder, Boxfish Research. \u201cThe Luna gives the user full creative freedom to capture the incredible diversity of the undersea world.\u201d<\/p>\n
The Boxfish Luna allows professional cinematographers to capture crisp and clear imagery up to 1000 metres underwater. And with the latest Sony camera integration, filmmakers can record in full-frame up to 8K 10-bit video with precision zoom control \u2014 as well as shutter speed, aperture, focus, white balance, ISO and exposure mode directly from the control station.<\/p>\n
\u201cWe are defining the next generation of underwater cinematography for natural history and research filmmakers,\u201d says Ben King, Co-Founder, Boxfish Research. \u201cOur capabilities will open up entirely new environments to high-end film making and exploration.\u201d<\/p>\n
The Boxfish Luna is available now, serving various industries worldwide, including cinematography and natural history filmmakers.<\/p>\n
About Boxfish Luna<\/p>\n
Professional video capability and limitless creativity
\n\u00b7 Full-frame up to 8K 10-bit 4:2:0 30p video for industry-leading video quality from the Sony \u237a1
\n\u00b7 Up to 4K 10-bit 4:2:2 120p from both the Sony \u237a1 and A7SIII cameras
\n\u00b7 Full control of exposure, white balance, zoom
\n\u00b7 MF\/AF and push to focus modes
\n\u00b7 Outstanding white balance control for underwater capture
\n\u00b7 High-CRI LED lighting
\n\u00b7 50MP stills from the Sony \u237a1 camera
\n\u00b7 Super-fast autofocus to capture the most fleeting moments
\n\u00b7 High-quality wide-angle zoom lens with precision matched 8\u201d dome
\n\u00b7 In-camera 5-axis image stabilization to achieve even steadier shots
\n\u00b7 High sensitivity up to ISO 102,400 or 409,600 for exceptional low light performance
\n\u00b7 Real-time surface monitoring and recording up to 4K p30 10-bit 4:2:2<\/p>\n
Maneuverability and endurance to capture the perfect underwater shot<\/p>\n
\u00b7 Fine control for precise movements
\n\u00b7 Full auto stabilisation of the drone
\n\u00b7 Six-degrees-of-freedom of movement. The vehicle can travel and orientate itself in any direction
\n\u00b7 4K 17-inch console to view the action from the surface with near-zero latency
\n\u00b7 15-hour hover per charge (run time dependent on operational conditions)
\n\u00b7 300m \/ 600m \/ 1000m depth ratings available
\n\u00b7 1500m+ tether lengths available
\n\u00b7 Simple, two-person operation capability<\/p>\n
* \u237a and Sony are registered trademarks of Sony Corporation.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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