Digital & Film Camera Rentals

Panavision offers a comprehensive inventory of film and digital cinema cameras backed by unmatched service and support. Proprietary and third-party camera systems are complemented by Panavision accessories purpose-built to streamline camera builds. Available to rent globally.

Millennium DXL2

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Able to capture 8K large format, 5K Super 35, true 4K anamorphic, or even 2K 16mm, Millennium DXL2 allows filmmakers to choose any Panavision lens in our inventory and embrace the creative attributes inherent in each format. Without tools or recalibration, DXL2’s SP70 lens mount can be adapted anywhere, at any time, to System 65, Panavision 35, or PL.

16

BITS

16

STOPS

1600

ISO

Product Details

Metric Imperial
Max Resolution	8192 x 4320
Sensor size	40.96mm x 21.6mm (Diagonal:46.3mm)
Codec	R3D, ProRes, DNxHD
Media Type	DXL Mag SSD
Dynamic Range	16+
Max FPS	60fps full sensor, 300fps max
Dimensions (mm)(in)	334.47 x 178.33 x 165.0113-1/4 x 7 x 6-1/2
Weight (kg)(lbs)	4.510

The Millennium DXL2 ecosystem is the most robust end-to-end solution designed for today’s digital cinema professionals. Simplified 8K capture, customized large-format optics, proprietary color management, and streamlined 8K workflows make DXL2 easy to use on any production.

Featuring RED’s Monstro 8K VV sensor, DXL2 delivers over 16 stops of usable dynamic range. With a native base ISO of 1600, DXL2 provides ultra-clean low-light sensitivity without compromising clarity, dynamic range, or undesirable noise.

DXL2’s 16-bit color is capable of capturing more than 281 trillion hues, ensuring smooth transitions across a flare’s delicate color range, and the 5-micron pixel pitch allows for 35 million pixels on the full 8K sensor. The resulting resolution — even when windowing the sensor — enables the seamless reproduction of lens flares and other optical nuances.

Panavision’s large-format lenses have been optimized for superior optical performance in 8K, making them a perfect pairing for the DXL2 camera system.