Camera nerds, clear your schedule: Sony is launching a new camera tomorrow - Digital Camera World

What the report says
Digital Camera World reports that Sony is set to introduce a new camera through a scheduled online announcement on July 22. The launch is slated for 7 a.m. PDT, 10 a.m. EDT and 3 p.m. BST, with Sony providing a YouTube viewing link and promoting the event through email and social channels.
According to the report, Sony’s teaser offers only a shadowed look at the product, but it identifies the device as part of the company’s Cinema Line. The imagery appears to show a camera body rather than only a lens, including a top handle, which Digital Camera World notes is a strong sign that the model is aimed at video production users. The teaser also uses the Sony Cine branding and the phrase “Lighting the way forward.”
The visible clues remain limited. Digital Camera World says the silhouette shows red and green lights near the top and a rear shape that may correspond to an LCD area, but Sony had not disclosed specifications, pricing, availability or the model name in the teaser described by the publisher.
The announcement matters for filmmakers and camera buyers because Sony’s Cinema Line spans products from the FX30 and FX6 to higher-end systems such as the Burano and Venice 2. Until Sony’s presentation, any placement of the new model within that range remains speculative.
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