Abstract: An ultra-high resolution cinema camera system collects light from a captured image with a 120 mm image format lens, and then optimizes the light in an image sensor having a plurality of 13.8 micron photosites that convert the captured light to binary signals. The camera system also provides a Field Programmable Gate Array that converts the binary signals through Analog-to-Digital Conversion technology, so as to process the binary signal into a full resolution RAW or ProRes video files. The RAW or ProRes video file is processed and stored in embedded stacked memory units, and then distributed through a signal distribution portion to create a modern cinema effect of a captured image. The camera system is unique in that it is digital and does not utilize 35 mm or 65/70 mm film formats, as known in the art. The 120 mm×67.5 mm format utilized by the camera system allows for the industry standard aspect ratios.