Footage from 4K-enabled FS700 and cost of upgrade

This is now on Sony's site? Is this news? Also does anyone have an address and know the rules for sending the FS700 for the hardware upgrade?

http://pro.sony.com/bbsc/ssr/product-NEXFS700UK/

The NEX-FS700UK started as a 4K sensor Super 35mm camcorder capable of a vast array of high frame rate (HFR) and recording options to the superb on-board AVC-HD recording capability. The NEX-FS700U now features an upgrade that enables full 2K RAW up to 240fps or 4K RAW up to 60fps recording to Sony’s AXS-R5 RAW recorder. This “open architecture” update also enables 2K & 4K recordings onto compatible third party recorders.

Upgraded NEX-FS700UK camcorders now record Linear RAW with 12-bit precision to the HXR-IFR5 RAW interface plus AXS-R5 memory recorder (sold separately). This system enables continuous, FULL 2K resolution recordings at: 23.98, 25, 30, 50, 60, 100, 120, 200 & 240fps. It is also capable of continuous FULL 4K RAW recoding at: 23.98, 25, 30, 50 & 60fps. This system can also record 120fps at 4K resolution in 4 second “bursts” that result in 20 second at 24fps. It is possible to simultaneously record to the AVCHD format (except HFR mode).

Convergent Design’s Odyssey 7Q records 2K, uncompressed: Cinema DNG up to 240fps and 4K DPX up to 30fps when connected to the FS700U.

The upgrade also enhances other key creative controls; increasing the camera’s ISO range; from 320 ~ 20,000 to 320 ~ 64,000. It also adds S Log2 and 800% 709 gamma curves widely enhancing its exposure latitude HD capability.
 
Very impressive with the DR. Can't really tell the resolution from YouTube. Wish dude would put it on Vimeo and let us download.
 
Very impressive with the DR. Can't really tell the resolution from YouTube. Wish dude would put it on Vimeo and let us download.

Wow watching it at "original" resolution on a 1080p monitor it looks crazy sharp. Looks nice...
 
Very impressive with the DR. Can't really tell the resolution from YouTube. Wish dude would put it on Vimeo and let us download.

Vimeo doesn't support 4k though. That said, $400 for the hardware update isn't too shabby. I figured it was going to be something like $1000.
 
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