The AMIRA Camera Set from ARRI includes the AMIRA camera body, MVF-1 AMIRA Viewfinder, a camera handle, viewfinder mount, viewfinder cables, and USB stick. It is a 35mm format digital camera system with an electronic viewfinder and a 16:9 active sensor area. It can record onto CFast 2.0 cards and supports HD 1080i and 1080p recording at 0.75 to 100 fps. The system also supports QuickTime ProRes 422 LT or 422 files with Rec 709 encoding.
The camera system comes with three Looks with image parameters for knee, gamma, saturation, black gamma, and saturation by hue. It also features peaking, zebra, and false color focus and exposure controls. In addition, the system comes with an intervalometer, multicam interface, and S16 lens mode.
Exposure through electronic rolling shutter (5 to 356°)
Offers full HD video output via HD-SDI input
ProRes recording up to 422 on CFast 2.0 cards
Dynamic range of 14+ stops
Natural colors and skin tones
Subtle highlight handling
Natural color rendering
Quick start-up: Ready to shoot
Optimized for the single operator
Sliding Dovetails: Suitable shoulder balance
Internal ND filters (0.6/1.2/2.1)
OLED eyepiece and fold-away LCD monitor
Multi-channel audio: Easy-access controls
Preloaded looks
Adjustable looks for total color control on set
Upgradeable hardware and software
PL/B4 2/3"/EF lens mounts
Sealed electronics and efficient cooling
EF and B4 lens support
Fast boot-up time
Color bar to judge the colorimetry of the monitor displaying the camera output
Waveform display for judging exposure levels
HD-SDI outputs allow the overlay of information about timecode and other parameters that is seen in the viewfinder to also be seen on monitors
HD-SDI signal input can be used as a genlock-like sync option
LDS (Lens Data System) comprises a range of products for generating accurate lens metadata for use on set and in post
AMIRA's LDS mount allows you to view lens data about iris, focus, and zoom positions on the viewfinder
All lens data will be embedded in the recorded QuickTime files
USB 2.0 for importing and storing AMIRA Look Files, user setup files, frame line files feature license keys, image formats in DPX (.dpx, 10-bit) or JPEG (.jpg, 8-bit) format, and log files
USB2.0 for installing SUPs (Software Update Packets)