Get Early Access to the BURANO with Sony’s Online Menu Simulator

Sony BURANO Online Menu Simulator

While not the first brand to release an online menu simulator, Sony’s new interactive system does look like it could be a very helpful tool for those looking to familiarize themselves with the BURANO layout and controls for the camera.

In this menu simulator, users will be able to navigate through all of the menus and test out workflows for how they might want to change camera settings using the various touchscreen controls. You can also use the LCD buttons and even simulate the physical buttons found on the camera body.

You can also get a head start on downloading all of the BURANO recording formats and recording time posters to get you ready to go with the BURANO on day one. It’s worth noting too that Sony also offers menu simulators for both the VENICE and the VENICE 2 as well, plus other brands like ARRI have virtual training modules for their own cameras.

Getting Started With the Sony BURANO

As we covered before, Sony has also already dropped a series of tutorials that can take you through everything you’d need to know about getting started with the BURANO. You can follow the series here, or check out some of the YouTube videos below.

Sony BURANO Specs and Availability

As mentioned before, the BURANO is still set to release here in the spring of 2024. We fully expect to see a major blitz of reviews and tutorials to release right before the release as well, so stay tuned for more info as it comes out.

If you’re interested in the BURANO, here are the official specs and a link to pre-order it from B&H:

• Compact, Highly Mobile Design
• Full-Frame CMOS 8.6K Sensor
• 16 Stops of Dynamic Range
• In-Body Image Stabilization|E & PL Mount
• Dual-Base 800/3200 ISO Range
• Electronically Variable 0.6-21ND Filter
• Phase Detection AF | Face/Eye Tracking
• Full-Frame & Super35 Sensor Modes
• Supports Multiple Frame Rates & Codecs
• Dual CFExpress Type B Card Slots