The Canare 24DVS / Digital Patchbay (2 x 24 / Straight Through) is used to quickly change the path of select signals without the need for dedicated switching equipment. It comes loaded with 24 DVJB-S 75 ohm dual video jacks and is compatible with HD-SDI, Serial Digital Video, and NTSC Analog.

With a frequency ranging from DC to 3.0 GHz and a return loss of 20 dB, the Digital Patchbay is ideal for use in OB vans and small production studios and for HDTV upgrades. Thanks to its compact size (19 x 3.5 x 3.3" / 483 x 88 x 85 mm) and an easy front mount assembly; this 2RU patch panel proves suitable for satellite headends and broadband telecom cell sites, where rack space is at a premium.

In addition to Canare's rotary switch, this lightweight alloy patchbay also comes with beryllium copper and gold-plated center contacts.

24 DVJB-S / 75 ohm Dual Video Jacks    For HD-SDI / Serial Digital Video    Bandwidth - DC to 3.0 GHz    Return Loss - 20 dB    Used for HDTV Upgrades & in OB Vans    Satellite Headends / Broadband Telecom    Canare's Proprietary Rotary Switch    Beryllium Copper & Gold-plated Contacts    2RU Lightweight Alloy Body    Easy Front Mount Assembly

Used to quickly change the path of select signals without dedicated switching equipment

Loaded with 24 DVJB-S 75 ohm dual video jacks and offers a straight through circuit

Compatible with HD-SDI, Serial Digital Video, and NTSC Analog

Offers bandwidth ranging from DC to 3.0 GHz and a return loss of 20 dB

Ideal for use in OB vans and in small production studios and for HDTV upgrades

Compact size (19 x 3.5 x 3.3" / 483 x 88 x 85 mm)

Easy front mount assembly

Suitable for satellite headends and broadband telecom cell sites

Equipped with Canare's proprietary rotary switch

2RU lightweight alloy body with beryllium copper and gold-plated center contacts

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Would you have to worry about getting sun damage/screen burning on the Fx6 LCD screen with the Fx9 loupe?

A: Yes.

Q: 2. how many CFExpress cards & what capacity/type are supplied with FX6?

A: The FX6 does not come with a CF Express card.

Q: 3. Can you buy an adaptor for Nikon lenses for this and will autofocus work?

A: Yes, there are adapters that can adapt Nikon lenses to the Sony FX6. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/products/Lens-Adapters/ci/3420/N/4077634486?filters=fct_camera-body-mount_1595%3Asony-e-mount-full-frame-cameras%2Cfct_lens-mount_1596%3Acontax-c-nikon-s-rangefinder%7Cnikon-f%7Cnikon-f-e-type-lens%7Cnikon-f-g-type-lens If you want an adapter that is capable of autofocusing, then you will need to get an adapter with electronic pins.

Q: 4. Will I be able to use Blackmagic Video Assist 12g to get Blackmagic raw out of the FX6?

A: We're afraid not. The Video Assist 12G cannot process the RAW signal from this camera. You will need the Atomos Shogun 7 instead. https://bhpho.to/2KdODWq

Q: 5. What lens is pictured in these early announcement photos?

A: That is Sony 24-105 mm f4 lens BH #SO241054G

Q: 6. Can you still use Canon EF lens with an adapter without any issues?

A: Yes, but make sure these are full frame lenses.

Q: 7. will this work with frame.io camera2cloud?

A: The Sony FX6 Full-Frame Cinema Camera (Body Only) does not currently offer direct camera2cloud from Frame.io, but it is possible to use an accessory for that feature. Consider the Atomos Shogun CONNECT 7" Network-Connected HDR Video Monitor & Recorder 8Kp30/4Kp120. See the link below: https://bhpho.to/3ZoMzfp

Q: 8. Like the FS5 and FS5II does the FX6 have Clear Image Zoom?

A: Clear Image Zoom is not explicitly defined in any of the published specs for this camera.

Q: 9. Can you see a clear sharp image on the LCD screen (in the FS5 when in 4k mode it is impossible to see if some is in focus, especially in a log mode)?

A: The screen that is included with the Sony FX6 is good. You will be able to get a good idea of your focus using tools like focus peaking. Ideally, I would recommend getting an external monitor or EVF with the camera to get the best monitoring experience.

Q: 10. Does it provide HDMI output while recording?

A: yes the HDMI output is active during internal recording