14 docs tagged with "Sony"

Getting started, Typical configuration of an IP camera.

Cinema/Photo lens control

Control Sony shoulder camcorders equipped with an 8-pin remote connector from a Cyanview CI0 or RIO for full serial camera control.

Connect and control Sony Alpha mirrorless cameras (A7, A9, FX3, FX30, ILX-LR1, ZV series and more) from a Cyanview RCP or RIO over USB.

Connect and control the Sony Burano cinema camera from a Cyanview RCP over IP/Ethernet using the Sony SDK or CNS-Bridge protocol.

Control compatible Sony cameras wirelessly over IP using the CBM (Camera Browser Management) protocol from a Cyanview RCP, preserving access to variable ND and full exposure controls.

Control Sony FCB block cameras from a Cyanview RCP via VISCA RS-232 serial using a CI0 or RIO.

The Sony FX6 is a full-frame Cinema Line camera controlled over IP or LANC; connect it to the Cyanview RCP via a compatible USB-to-Ethernet adapter or Wi-Fi for exposure control, with LANC available for tally and menu navigation.

The Sony FX9 is a full-frame Cinema Line camera controlled over IP via Ethernet or Wi-Fi; connect it to the Cyanview RCP using the FX9 or CBM protocol depending on the controls you need.

The Sony ILME-FR7 and BRC-AM7 are Sony PTZ cameras controlled over IP; connect them to the Cyanview RCP via Ethernet for shading, tally, and PTZ control alongside a Sony PTZ panel or USB joystick.

Control Sony camcorders and cinema cameras via the LANC protocol from a Cyanview CI0 or RIO for tally, menu navigation, and basic exposure control.

Control Sony BRC PTZ cameras from a Cyanview RCP over IP for pan, tilt, zoom, and full shading control.

Control Sony PXW-Z200, PXW-Z300, and HXR-NX800 camcorders over IP from a Cyanview RCP using the Sony SDK released in 2025.

Control the Sony Venice 1 and Venice 2 cinema cameras over IP or serial from a Cyanview RCP or RIO for full paint and exposure control.