Model | EF Lens Mount | Sensor | Processor | Viewfinder | LCD | Shutter | HD Recording (1920 x 1080px)3 | UHD-1 Recording (3840 x 2160px)3 | 4K Recording (4096 x 2160px)3 | Proprietary Max. Resolution Recording3 | Audio | Physical | Recording Media | Power Sources | Connections4 | Produced | Comments | Tests/Reviews | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Size (mm) | MPixel1 | Crop (hrz.)2 | Type | Pixel Pitch (µm) | Dyn. Range | ISO (EV) | Min. Illum. (lux) | Gain (dB) | Size (") | Pixel | Cov. (%) | Size (") | Pixel | Cov. (%) | Type | Speeds (s) | Format | Compression | FPS Range | Format | Compression | FPS Range | Format | Compression | FPS Range | Resolution (px) | Format | Compression | FPS Range | Size (mm) | Weight (g) | Video | Stills | Batteries | DC | Remote Control | Input | Output | ||||||||||
Arri Alexa Mini | #K2.0001103 | [Super 35] 28.17 x 18.13 | 7.5 - 6.22* | 1.28 - 1.52* | ALEV III CMOS | 14+ stops | Arri Alexa MVF-1 is optional (#K2.0005861) |
Transvideo StarliteHD5-Arri is optional (5" OLED TS) |
el. rolling shutter | QT MXF |
ProRes 422 /HQ + 4444 DNxHD |
0.75 - 200 0.75 - |
ProRes: possible by upsampling from 3.2K | -/- | -/- | -/- | 3200 x 1800 (16:9) 3414 x 2198 (OpenGate)x 3414 x 2198 (OpenGate) |
QT ARIx MFX |
ProRes 422 /HQ, 4444 ArriRAWx DNxHD |
0.75 - 60 0.75 - 30x 0.75 - 30 |
184.8 x 140 x 124.8 | ~2300 | CFast 2.0 | Gold Mount (opt.) V-Mount (optional) |
10.5 - 34V DC |
ECS, LAN, WiFi, GPIOs are optional |
Sync: TimeCode, GenLock (optional) Data: USB 2.0 (user sets, looks etc.) |
Video: 6G-SDI, 3G-SDI, HD-SDI Sync: TimeCode |
2015 | built-in ND filter array (0.6, 1.2, 2.1); *Open Gate mode uses the full surface, 4:3 uses an area of 23.76 x 17.82mm, 16:9 an area of 23.76 x 13.37mm only; |
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Arri Amira | #K2.0001103 | "35 mm format" (?) | ALEV III CMOS | 14+ stops | Arri Amira MVF-1 is optional (#K2.75004.0) |
el. rolling shutter | QTx | ProResx 422 /HQ + 4444 | - 100 /- 200x | QTx | ProResx | - 60x | -/- | -/- | -/- | 3.2Kx 3414 x 2198 (OpenGate)x |
QTx ARIx |
ProResx 422 /HQ, 4444 ArriRAWx |
0.75 - 60x 0.75 - 60x |
309 x 149 x 139 | ~4100 | CFast 2.0 | (.dpx or .jpg) | yes | LAN, Wi-Fix | Audio: XLR (5pin + 3pin) Sync: BNC (TimeCode, GenLock) Data: USB 2.0 (user sets, looks etc.) |
Video: 6G-SDIx, 3G-SDI, HD-SDI Audio: 3.5mm Headph., Bluetooth Mon.x Sync: BNC (TimeCode) |
2014 | built-in ND filter array (0.6, 1.2, 2.1) |
General Notes: | |
1.) | EF-Mount: Arri Alexa (Classic, XT, SXT ... including the Alexa M) cameras ship with the so-called Exchangeable-Lens-Mount-(ELM)-System - which features a round mount base - and a PL mount by default, with Panavision PL and mounts for still photo camera systems being advertised as available on demand (as part of a future-proof open architecture concept). In reality no more than 2 PL mounts (LA-PL-1 and LA-PL-2: 54 mm stainless steel mounts without and with LDS contacts) were produced by Arri themself. So? Similar to the RED ONE for these you'll need to rely on third party adapters, like the PrimeCircle XE-EF (according to P+S Technik not applicable to the Alexa Studio) or a Birger mount. Refer to Still Lenses C/EF > Adapting Lenses > EF to Cine for more details. The only exception within the Arri Alexa family being offered with a natively produced Canon EF mount option is the Alexa Mini, which uses the same exchangeable mount system as the Arri Amira (square mount base plate). It's an electronic mount with still limited compatibility. Supported lenses include the following (probably more to come): |
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2.) | Avid DNxHD: Just in case you want to get into details, there are is a whitepaper on Avid DNxHD Technology available in the 2008's High Definition Without The High Overhead. [...] and the 2012's Beauty Without The Bandwidth. [...] versions. |
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x | Arri Upgrade License Policy: Arri offers a series of temporary and/or permanent upgrade licenses to unlock special features of the cameras. Some of these are for free, some are not. |