Kinefinity MAVO S35 Mark 2

Kinefinity MAVO S35 Mark 2

The MAVO S35 Mark 2 comes with a new S35 3:2 CMOS image sensor and a new high-performance computing platform. Its frame rate is as high as 6K Wide 96fps, 4K Wide 150fps , and it also has dual native ISO 3200 and 800, which delivers excellent low-light performance. MAVO mark2 S35 can achieve cleaner images, better highlight performance, high latitude, and high frame rate shooting in both low-light and regular scenes.

* We also have the Kinefinity MAVO LF Mark 2 available to order.

The two cameras of MAVO mark2 by Kinefinity adopt and simplify the MAVO Edge high-performance computing platform, greatly upgrade the image processing system, have independent dual SDI output, and record ProRes4444XQ to NVMe M.2 SSD in the camera, with fully integrated, exquisite lightweight design and high efficiency workflow, helping more photographers get a classic and efficient cinematography experience at a more affordable price.

Bayonet introduction
MAVO mark2 provides rich mount options and more and updated lens support.

• Native KineMOUNT: Allowing the camera to adapt to a variety of lenses is an inherent feature of KINEFINITY cameras. The first-generation camera KineRAW-S35 released in 2012 was equipped with a native short-flange distance KineMOUNT mount. MAVO mark2 is equipped with universal KineMOUNT, which is convenient for users to quickly release adapter mounts such as EF , PL and LPL mounts, and grasp every important opportunity of fast-paced shooting.

In addition to continuing to be compatible with the unique KineMOUNT mount, MAVO mark2 also provides two commonly used lens mount options: the new native PL mount and the electronic E mount. Users can install and disassemble by themselves without correcting the flange distance. The new two bayonets feature active locking, solid and long-lasting reliable cinema-grade design.

• Native PL mount: stable native design, precise locking of the lens, escorting movie-level shooting. Support Cooke/i protocol, accurately record on-site data, read focal length, aperture and depth of field information in real time and store them in the material, simplifying the post-production process.
• Electronic E-mount: supports most common electronic E-mount lenses, supports users to adjust important parameters such as aperture, focal length, and focus through the camera body, and is consistent with the original PL mount of the Cooke/i protocol, and the monitoring screen presents lens elements data, and save lens parameters to footage when recording.