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Z Cam E2 - Professional 4K Cinematic Camera

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$2839.29 $3999 In stock

Category: Cinema Camera

  • 12-Bit ProRes RAW recording over HDMI to the Ninja V 5” HDR monitor-recorder
  • 4K @160fps*, 10-bit color
  • 4/3" WDR CMOS sensor
  • 13~15 stops dynamic range (16 stops with WDR enabled)
  • ZRAW (partial debayer)
  • Apple ProRes certified
  • Gigabit Ethernet for data, control & live streaming**
  • Multi-cam synchronization***
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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Kevin ★★★★★

The 160fps slow-motion at 4K is absolutely stunning for action shots. Paired with the Ninja V for ProRes RAW, the footage has incredible latitude in color grading.

Brian Y. ★★★★★

The slow-motion 4K at 160fps is absolutely stunning for action shots, and the dynamic range with WDR really pulls detail from shadows. I've been shooting with it for two weeks now and the image quality blows my old setup away.

Ella Z. ★★★★★

Pairing this with the Ninja V for 12-bit ProRes RAW was surprisingly easy, and the dynamic range in the WDR mode is wild—I pulled details from shadows I didn't even see while shooting. The 4/3" sensor handles low light way better than my old MFT camera.