Arri Alexa 35 | Upgrade of the Decade to Hollywood's Favorite Camera!

Summary by Krater

A review of the ARRI ALEXA 35 digital cinema camera, testing its new sensor, dynamic range, LogC4 encoding, textures, sensitivity modes, and recording formats.

From the video

Answers: How does the ARRI ALEXA 35 perform and what are its key features?

• ARRI ALEXA 35 digital cinema camera review
• Super 35 sensor dynamic range testing
• LogC4 gamma curve and exposure latitude
• ARRI Textures feature and creative control
• High ISO and sensitivity modes
• Recording formats and frame rates up to 120 fps
• Accessory ecosystem and power distribution

What it concludes

• The ARRI ALEXA 35 features a new Super 35 sensor with 17 stops of dynamic range, delivering 2.5 stops more than previous ARRI cameras.
• The camera introduces ARRI Textures, allowing users to customize grain structure, contrast, and image structure directly in camera.
• The camera supports an Enhanced Sensitivity mode with EI settings from 2560 up to 6400 for cleaner images in low light.
• Recording in 13-bit LogC4 provides a non-linear log curve designed to accommodate the sensor's increased dynamic range.
• Higher-voltage B-Mount batteries enable a lot more configurability and power output for accessories compared to traditional setups.