Canon 6D DSLR Video Kit

The Canon EOS 6D is a full-frame 20.2MP DSLR offering exceptionally high image quality and detail while providing compatibility and convenience through its design and features. Full HD video recording is possible up to 1080/30p in the All I-frame or IPB compression, as well as the standard H.264/MPEG-4 AVC codec. When recording HD video, full manual control over exposure and sound is possible.

This kit includes the Rokinon T1.5 Cine Lens Kit of three prime lenses optimized for digital cinema and video applications. Included is a 24mm, 35mm, and an 85mm lens, each featuring a fast T1.5 aperture and industry-standard 0.8 pitch gearing on the focus and aperture rings. The aperture rings are "de-clicked" for smooth aperture pulls, and aperture and focus scales are located on the side of the lenses, where it is easier for focus pullers to read them.

• 24mm, 35mm, and 85mm Prime Lenses
• Fast T1.5 Maximum Apertures
• Covers Full-Frame Sensors
• Geared Focus and Aperture Rings

Sony HXR-NX5U HD Camcorder

The first in Sony's line of NXCAM solid-state camcorders, the HXR-NX5U is also the company's first professional-level AVCHD camcorder. Its ability to capture HD and SD video in AVCHD and MPEG-2 formats--and save it to solid state media--is only one of its distinctive traits. Full-raster 1920 x 1080 video is another, including the option of recording 720/60p video as well as 60i, 30p and 24p. And because the NX5U can capture to media cards plus an optional flash memory unit, you can simultaneously record a different signal to each, whether HD + a backup or HD + SD. The footage is then easily downloaded to a computer or backup drive using USB 2.0.

Three 1/3" CMOS Exmor sensors, a 20x 'G' lens and dual XLR inputs are carried over from the Z5U, but the beautiful video and audio these elements produce are now in service to a higher level of professional control. An HD-SDI output makes this one of the most affordable camcorders to provide uncompressed 4:2:2 output, while HDMI and RCA outputs allow for connection to professional and consumer-grade monitors alike. Timecode sync between two or more cameras is also possible, and the addition of GPS technology makes for another first on an AVCHD pro camcorder.