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Sony FX2 launched: 10 things to know about the $3000 Cinema Line camera
Sony has officially unveiled the FX2, a new addition to its Cinema Line aimed at indie filmmakers, solo creators, and production crews seeking cinematic visuals in a compact form factor. Priced around $3,000 with accessories, here are 10 things to know about the FX2.
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Full-frame 33MP Exmor R sensor
At the core of the FX2 is a 33-megapixel back-illuminated full-frame sensor offering more than 15 stops of dynamic range when using S-Log3.
At the core of the FX2 is a 33-megapixel back-illuminated full-frame sensor offering more than 15 stops of dynamic range when using S-Log3.
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Dual base ISOs for low light
The camera supports dual native ISOs at 800 and 4000, which enables flexibility in both daylight and low-light conditions without compromising image quality.
The camera supports dual native ISOs at 800 and 4000, which enables flexibility in both daylight and low-light conditions without compromising image quality.
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DCI 4K recording and long durations
It records DCI 4K at 24p and 4K at 60p for up to 13 hours continuously, thanks to a new cooling system.
It records DCI 4K at 24p and 4K at 60p for up to 13 hours continuously, thanks to a new cooling system.
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Compact and rig-ready design
The FX2 adopts a lightweight, cage-less body with a flat top and multiple mounting points, making it ideal for handheld or rig-based use.
The FX2 adopts a lightweight, cage-less body with a flat top and multiple mounting points, making it ideal for handheld or rig-based use.
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New top handle with pro audio support
A bundled version includes a redesigned top handle featuring dual XLR ports and four-channel 24-bit audio input for professional sound capture.
A bundled version includes a redesigned top handle featuring dual XLR ports and four-channel 24-bit audio input for professional sound capture.
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Advanced autofocus with subject recognition
Sony’s Real-Time Recognition AF now supports tracking for humans, animals, vehicles, and insects—plus tools like AF Assist and breathing compensation.
Sony’s Real-Time Recognition AF now supports tracking for humans, animals, vehicles, and insects—plus tools like AF Assist and breathing compensation.
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Slow motion and Cine EI modes
Shoot Full HD at up to 120 fps and access Cine EI log shooting modes with support for 16 user LUTs for flexible color grading workflows.
Shoot Full HD at up to 120 fps and access Cine EI log shooting modes with support for 16 user LUTs for flexible color grading workflows.
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Framing tools for solo shooters
Features like Auto Framing and Framing Stabilizer help solo creators mimic multi-camera setups during shoots.
Features like Auto Framing and Framing Stabilizer help solo creators mimic multi-camera setups during shoots.
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Framing tools for solo shooters
Features like Auto Framing and Framing Stabilizer help solo creators mimic multi-camera setups during shoots.
Features like Auto Framing and Framing Stabilizer help solo creators mimic multi-camera setups during shoots.
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Availability: The FX2 ships in early August for $2,699.99 (body only) or $3,099.99 with the XLR handle.
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