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General| Sensor Type | CMOS |
|---|---|
| Lens Mount | PL mount |
| Dynamic Range | 14 stops |
| Sensor Size | Super 35mm |
| Recording Format | MPEG-4 SStP |
| Media Type | SRMemory |
| ISO Range | ISO 800 |
| Shutter Speed | 1/24 to 1/2000 sec |
| Outputs | HD-SDI, HDMI, Ethernet |
| Effective Pixels | approx. 20 million pixels |
| Weight | approx. 5.0 kg (body only) |
Details the camera's key features, sensor, image processing, and shooting modes.
Illustrates typical system setups using the F65 camera with accessories and recorders.
Identifies and describes the connectors and controls on the camera's front panel.
Details the connectors and controls located on the left panel of the F65 camera.
Identifies and describes the controls and indicators on the right panel of the F65 camera.
Explains the display/menu operation block and various buttons on the camera's side panel.
Details the connectors and indicators found on the rear panel of the F65 camera.
Provides instructions for attaching the SR-R4 portable memory recorder to the camera head.
Details docking the SKC-4065 with CA4000 onto the camera for system operations.
Explains how to mount commercially available gel filters in the supplied filter holder.
Guides attaching a lens to the PL mount, including flange focal length adjustments.
Provides instructions for attaching the viewfinder to the camera, including safety precautions.
Explains how to mount the camera securely on a tripod, considering balance and screw compatibility.
Details mounting the CBK-WA01 Wi-Fi adapter using an optional mounting bracket.
Covers camera power requirements and DC IN/OUT connector procedures.
Guides setting the camera's date and time, typically on first use.
Explains Cine mode for post-production and Custom mode for on-location adjustments.
Describes devices and methods for configuring camera settings.
Details subdisplay operation for basic camera settings and adjustments.
Explains VF menu navigation for detailed camera configuration settings.
Covers setting shooting mode (RAW/HD), frame rate, signal mode, bit depth, and encoding.
Explains adjusting the 'look' of image output on SDI OUT1 and SDI OUT2 connectors.
Describes viewfinder display of camera settings, status, and messages.
Details specifying and registering RPN pixel coordinates for compensation.
Explains restoring camera settings to factory defaults using menu commands.
Lists menu items and settings displayed on the camera's subdisplay.
Lists menu items for configuration via viewfinder or monitor.
Details settings within the Camera menu, focusing on system format and signal settings.
Describes settings for monitor outputs on VF and SDI connectors, including SDI1 look.
Covers settings for status, marker display, and exposure assistant functions.
Details configuration options like ASSIGN buttons, fan modes, and date/time.
Explains file management: gamma, LUT display, import/export.
Covers network settings: LAN IP configuration and Wi-Fi connection parameters.
Provides info on system version, sensor adjustment, and maintenance.
Details camera and lens metadata output in RDD18 format, including lens and camera unit metadata.
Lists and explains warning/error indicators, subdisplay messages, and self-diagnostics.
Provides guidelines on camera use, storage, and handling to prevent damage and ensure operation.
Explains the procedure for cleaning the recorder connector for reliable data transmission.
Provides information on supported Memory Stick types and handling precautions for media.
Lists technical specifications: general, electrical, optical, and connector details.
Details pin assignments for various camera connectors: REMOTE, LENS, VF, SDI OUT.
Explains controlling camera settings via a web browser on a computer.
Describes wireless camera operation using the F65Remote Look Plus app on a tablet.
Explains color spaces, virtual chromaticity points, and color space conversion equations.
Lists software governed by GNU GPL/LGPL licenses included with the product.
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