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Meet the FM·DUO, a VR camera that is capable of filming up to 12K @30fps, and 8K @60fps.
With built in RTMP live streaming, and 5G connectivity. The FM·DUO will immerse your viewers in real time!
The FM·DUO features 2 full-frame CMOS sensors, with 6000 x 6000 pixels each.
This allows for high-resolution zooming capabilities. Not only can you narrow in on one subject, but you can also focus in on singular details of the subject’s facial expressions, clothing textures, and a multitude of other small details, enabling for a much more immersive experience of VR video.
Highlights
12K/30FPS 8K/60FPS
Dual CMOS Full-frame sensors
Embedded lens correction and splicing.
65mm IPD, best immersive 3DVR experience
Embedded RTMP Streaming Ultra low-latency streaming
(up to 8K/12K live-streaming with minimal system resource utilization)
Camera
Sensor Dual CMOS 134 full-frame sensors
Sensor Size 36 x 24 mm
Effective Pixels 36 MP / Sensor
Dynamic Range 16 steps
Lens x2 180° custom made Fish-eye lenses
Gyro Built-in
Storage
Memory Card TF memory card slot*
File System exFAT
*Minimum requirements for TF card: 90MB/s or higher
Resolution & FPS 11200x5600 @ 30fps (after stitching)
7680x3840 @ 60fps (after stitching)
7680x3840 @ 30fps (after stitching)
5600x5600 @ 30fps (per lens, stored separately)
3840x3840@ 60fps (per lens, stored separately)
Bitrate Up to 400Mbps
Color Depth 8 bit / 10 bit
Video Encoder h.265 main 10 profile
Audio Profile AAC (22.05KHz 16 bit)
File Format Scam file (can be converted to MP4)
Video
USB x2 USB 3.0 ports
Audio 3.5mm stereo jack
Dual-channel cannon inputs
Connectivity
Wireless 5G, 802.11n, external antenna support
Wired Gigabit Ethernet
Power Input DC 12V ( LEMO ports)
Ports
Settings
ISO Auto / manual (400 - 125000)
Shutter Speed Auto / manual (1s - 1/8000s)
White Balance Auto / manual (2300K - 7500K)
Adjustments Brightness, contrast,
saturation & sharpness
Image Configuration Liner / Rec.709 / sRGB / HLG
ReinhardHDR / sLog / sLog2
Material Aviation-grade aluminum alloy
Weight 3.5KG
Dimensions 160mm*190mm*83mm
Storage temperature -20° C - 70° C
Operating Temeprature -10° C - 45° C
Body
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Technical SpecificationsPlease visit this page for full technical specifications, if the details you are looking for are unavailable, then please contact us and we’ll do our best to help.
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What else will I need to film with the FM DUO?The DUO comes with 2 lenses and is ready to film up to 8K @ 60 FPS out of the box. However, you will need to connect it to a computer to film at the maximum resolution of 12K. All the camera's parameter settings and previews need to be done on the computer before you begin filming. The need for external computing will be resolved in a future firmware update.
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What accessories does the FM DUO support?Carrying handle (included), 5G module (coming soon), and an external battery (coming soon).
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What stabilization technology does the FM DUO use?The DUO does not have any stabilization at the moment, however it has a built-in gyro, which will be used to add software stabilization in a future update.
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Does the FM DUO support ProRes?While the DUO technically supports Apple ProRes, we are still awaiting official certification from Apple before enabling this feature.
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What is the live-streaming latency?While this will highly depend on your internet connection, we can elaborate on the latency for internal footage processing (i.e the time between the camera capturing footage, and it being ready for streaming). The FM DUO has two modes of live streaming: in-camera mode and off-camera mode. The off-camera mode means that a computer does the splicing and pushing of the stream. In terms of latency perception, it's between 100-500ms depending on different parameters such as resolution, and bitrate. Most of the latency perceived by end-users is due to their own network, media servers, and players.
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What will I need to power the FM?The FM DUO uses a 12V DC input. You can use a wall adapter or power bank to power it, as long as it provides a stable source of power for the camera.
FM·DUO In The Media
