Sony FX6

The Sony FX6 is a professional full-frame cinema camera released by Sony in 2020. It is part of Sony's Cinema Line series, designed for independent filmmakers, documentary shooters, and content creators. The FX6 is characterized by its compact and lightweight design, making it well-suited for run-and-gun shooting and gimbal operation.

Key features of the Sony FX6 include a 10.2MP full-frame CMOS Exmor R sensor, capable of capturing high-quality video with shallow depth of field and excellent low-light performance. It records up to 4K resolution at 120p internally, with 10-bit 4:2:2 color sampling. The camera utilizes Sony's S-Cinetone color science, derived from their higher-end cameras like the VENICE, offering a pleasing cinematic look straight out of the camera.

The FX6 supports internal recording in XAVC-I and XAVC-L codecs, providing flexibility in terms of file size and editing workflow. It features a fast hybrid autofocus system with real-time eye autofocus, ensuring sharp and accurate focus on moving subjects. The camera also incorporates electronic variable ND filters, allowing for precise control over exposure in varying lighting conditions.

The camera's design emphasizes ergonomics and ease of use. It features a modular design with customizable controls and a detachable handgrip. Connectivity options include SDI and HDMI outputs, as well as XLR audio inputs for professional audio recording. The Sony FX6 is designed to be a versatile and capable tool for a wide range of filmmaking applications.