The D16 also uses a CCD sensor made by Kodak. The D16 was made after the Ikonoskop, and thus it has a few modern additions over the Ikonoskop. Also, with its XLR inputs, it is an easier option for those who would like to record professional sound and video together. The D16 has been used on a variety of different types of projects, and can be adapted to your needs quite easily. Please see the specifications for the camera as well as a few examples of projects that have used the camera below:

• Resolution: 2048 x 1152 (Super 16mm mode) 1920 x 1080 (16mm mode)
• File Format: Adobe CinemaDNG
• Color depth: 12 bit 4:4:4, 12+ stops of Dynamic Range
• Sensitivity ISO: 100, 200, 400, or 800 
• Sensor Technology: TrueSenses CCD (Color)
• Pixel Size: 5.5 micron
• Frame Rates: 23.98, 24, 25 
• Sound: Balanced, 2 channel via phantom powered XLR
• Audio Format: 24-bit, 96 kHz AIFF or 24-bit 48kHz AIFF
• Viewfinder: 320×240, 2.4” diagonal
• Video Out: 1920 x 1080 HDMI via HDMI port 640 x 480 via 1/8” video jack
• Ports: HDMI, 2x Audio XLR, 1/8 video, headphone, USB 3.0, USB 2.0 (Firmware only) 4-pin XLR (Input) 4-pin XLR (Output)
• File Size: 3.5 MB per frame, 5GB per minute in Super16mm
• Data Storage: Dual CF card slots, Internal 512GB Enterprise SSD
• Power: Internal battery, 12V External via 4 pin XLR port
• Battery Life: 3-4 hours depending on shooting conditions and use
• Material: Carbonized aluminum
• Size (body): 3.6”H (91mm) x 3.3”W (84mm) x 7.8”D (199mm)
• Size (grip): 4.5”H (115mm) x 1.6”W (40mm) x 2.6”D (65mm)
• Lens mount: C-mount or M4/3
• Weight: 5lbs
• Accessories: Mounts 2x 1⁄4 20 tripod mounts, 2x cold shoe mounts (top, side), and pistol grip

In addition to the videos below, you can check out the D16 User group on Vimeo to see more examples of projects that have made use of the Digital Bolex here.