The Ultra HD handheld will be available toward the end of the year. By Carolyn Giardina Tech Editor Sony is expanding its Ultra HD line of camera technologies with a 4K handheld XDCAM camcorder, ...

Today’s a pivotal moment in the history of digital video cameras. It’s like the day that the first VHS camcorder came out. It’s like the start of DV. And it’s like the time they announced the first ...

4K is still a new technology, and not only is it expensive to consume 4K content, but it’s sometimes even more expensive to produce it. However, Sony thinks it’s time to bring 4K production into the ...

HDR has become just as important as 4K for streaming and Blu-Ray users who care about seeing films and series the way the creators intended. Manufacturers therefore have to cater to producers who want ...

Update: The story has been updated with new info and more about our experience. Like many TV manufacturers, Sony is making a big push into 4K resolution. It announced it’s releasing more than 70 movie ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Sony has unveiled the PXW-Z100 4K handheld XDCAM camcorder, which expands professional 4K ...

I was surprised to find that there's no external battery charger for a $2,300 (list) camcorder form Sony’s professional division. The camcorder itself still has some issues that I feel may come from ...

Sony announced the NEX-FS700 4K production NXCAM camcorder, featuring a superior Super35mm CMOS sensor, super slow-motion capability and an interchangeable E-mount lens system. The NEX-FS700 is also ...

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Sony's FS700 has plenty going for it regardless of its 4K potential, not least in terms of its super slow motion shooting up to 240fps at 1080p. Nevertheless, if 4K it has to be, then a new NEX-IFR5 ...

One of the major themes at CES 2015 is that 4K is here to stay. The coming year will see far more UltraHD sets, far more readily available 4K content, and probably more new 4K TVs than 1080p sets.

Jacob Kastrenakes is The Verge’s executive editor. He has covered tech, policy, and online creators for over a decade. Shooting 4K usually means making a choice between getting a good price and good ...