Sony Lanc
Supported Camera
- Sony FS5
- Sony FS7
- Sony FX6 (can also be controlled via IP )
Exhaustive list of compatible Sony camera are listed here.
Controls
Control | Sony LANC |
---|---|
Exposure : Iris, Gain, Shutter and ND Filter1 | ✔ |
White balance : AWB/ATW | ✔ |
Lens : Iris, Zoom, Focus2 | ✔ |
Other : REC, menu navigation | ✔ |
Wiring
Lanc camera can be controlled directly via port 2 of the CI0/RIO-live (local) or RIO (remote).
Connection is done with a CY-CBL-6P-LANC-02 Dual LANC cable:
- handle plugged in LANC input
- LANC output in camera
- to allow dual control : cameraman can operate zoom while RCP can operate iris control
Coupling your setup with a VP4 would allow multi-matrix and extended shading capabilities.
Camera Setup
Map the dial
to gain
to allow gain control from the RCP.
Both the Sony RM30BP and the Cyanview gain control acts on the dial mapped function.
So if you mapped the dial to gain, the Cyanview gain control will act on the gain. If you mapped the dial to variable ND, the Cyanview gain control will act on the variable ND.
RCP/RIO setup
Connect the camera to the port 2 of the CI0 / RIO with a CY-CBL-6P-LANC-02 cable.
- Add the Camera to the RCP configuration via the RCP Configuration UI.
- Select Sony brand.
- Select LANC model.
- Select the CI0 / RIO the camera is connected to (only port 2 showing).
Control is unidirectional, slow. No check link, no value feedback.
Going further
Advance shading
You can combine camera control with a LUT box / color corrector.
Coupling your setup with a VP4 would allow multi-matrix and extended shading capabilities compared to typical LUT box or color corrector (detail, coring, etc.).
Tally
Tally is not present on all camera, some models supports tally (in the viewfinder), some don't.
Check RM30BP for compatible models (Search for tally).
For the camera that does not support Tally, CI0 / RIO unused port can act as a Tally output using a cy-cbl-6p-pwr driving a LED. See Tally configuration page.
External Lens Control (RIO)
But you can control the iris with the Lens
block:
- You have a Fuji or Canon motorised lens, follow this guide
- You have a non motorised lens, you can integrate Tilta motors
Footnotes
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Control is unidirectional (no check link, no value feedback) ↩
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Lens is controls through the camera if compatible. If not compatible (or if you want to have lens values), follow this guide ↩