The BOSMA G1 8K features a Micro Four Thirds (MFT)-sized image sensor and is capable of recording in 8K/30p and 4K/60p resolutions.

https://ymcinema.com/2021/04/24/bosma-g1-8k-camera-released-mft-sensor-that-shoots-8k-30p/

“8K high-resolution video streaming can be implemented in a wide range of fields such as live video distribution and aerial videography”, the company said. The Micro Four Thirds form factor enables a the BOSMA G1 8K to have a compact form factor.

• 7680 x 4320 pixel resolution (approximately 33 million) (4/3 CMOS image sensor, 18.84 mm x 10.60 mm);
• 8K/30p real-time streaming over HDMI 2.1 output;
• RTSP and SRT video transmission protocol support;
• CFast 2.0;
• long recording time capability via connection to an external SSD and remote control functionality.

The camera encodes video in H.265 HEVC Main 10 Profile and High Profile H.264/AVC. Sound/voice codecs are handled as AAC/PCM, and video file containers include MOV/MP4. Recording bit rates are 200M for 8K/30p and 100M for 4K/60p. Color tone is 10 and 8 bits, while sound is either 24 or 16 bits with sample rates of 48 kHz and 44.1 kHz.

• Bit rate control methods are VBR and CBR, and available frame rates for 8K include 30/25/24 fps and for 4K 60/50/30/25/24 fps.
• Using color gamuts of SDR BT.709 and HDR BT.2020, and will dynamic range as SDR8, SD10, and HDR10.
• The included single HDMI output handles a maximum of 8K/30p.
• The camera will record normal and time-lapse speeds.
• The camera is supplied with single 3.5mm audio input and outputs; a 5-pin LECO (XLR 2ch) terminal, and include built-in stereo mic.
• Has both an ethernet port and IEEE 802.11b/g/n/a/ac (2.4GHz and 5GHz).
• Uses CFast2.0 card slot (exFAT compatible) for storage.