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Sony Cinema Line FX3A Full Frame E-mount Camera

12.1 Megapixels
4K Video Quality
Wi-Fi and Bluetooth
ISO 80-102400
Optional Viewfinder
3.0" LCD Screen
12.1 Megapixels
4K Video Quality
Wi-Fi and Bluetooth
ISO 80-102400
Optional Viewfinder
3.0" LCD Screen
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Product Overview

Sony Cinema Line FX3A Full Frame E-mount Camera

With a compact design for solo shooters, travel applications, or as an ideal B camera, the Sony FX3A borrows from both the Cinema Line and Alpha series of cameras to create an optimised portable cinema camera. The FX3A features all the imaging attributes you'd expect from this class but sports a new lightweight, handheld form with a streamlined profile and a "cage-free" design, offering the ability to secure various accessories directly to the camera body.

What's in the box:

Sony FX3A Full-Frame Cinema Camera

Sony NP-FZ100 Battery (2280mAh)

Sony BC-ZD1 Dual-Battery Charger for NP-FZ100 Batteries

Sony XLR-H1 XLR Handle Unit

Body Cap

M1 Accessory Shoe Cap

Handle Shoe Cap

Accessory Cold Shoe Kit

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Key Features

12.1 Megapixels

The Sony Cinema Line FX3 Full Frame E-mount Camera uses a high performance BIONZ XR image-processing engine providing approx. 10.2 megapixels (effective) for movies, Approx. 12.1 megapixels (effective) for still images.

4K Video Quality

For uninterrupted 4K/60p recording, the FX3 is designed with an innovative heat dissipation system. Heatsink placement, airflow structure and a silent cooling fan work to optimise cooling even during long shoots.

Wi-Fi and Bluetooth

The Sony Cinema Line FX3 Full Frame E-mount Camera supports Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity. A network connection, via Wi-Fi or wired via a USB type C connector, provides support for remote control from smartphones or tablets.

ISO 80-102400

The Sony Cinema Line FX3 Full Frame E-mount Camera has a native ISO range of 80-102400 (Movies) which can be expanded to ISO 409600.

Optional Viewfinder

The Sony FX3 doesn't have an electronic viewfinder. The camera offers zoom control for use with a servo zoom or when using Sony's digital zoom, clear zoom.

3.0" LCD Screen

The 3" (1.44 million-dot) LCD touch-screen panel features a side-opening design to allow flexible positioning and improved visibility when the camera is mounted on gimbals.

FAQs

What are the key differences between the FX3A and other models in the Sony Cinema Line?

The Sony FX3A is designed as a compact, lightweight alternative within the Cinema Line, making it ideal for solo shooters and travel applications. Unlike the FX6, which is bulkier and features more extensive controls suitable for larger productions, the FX3A’s cage-free design allows for direct mounting of accessories without the need for additional rigging. Additionally, while both the FX3A and FX6 share advanced features like S-Cinetone and a similar sensor, the FX3A offers a more streamlined operation tailored for handheld use.

How does the FX3A's autofocus system enhance video shooting?

The FX3A employs a Fast Hybrid AF system that utilises 627 phase-detection points covering approximately 89% of the image frame. This advanced autofocus system allows for real-time tracking and Eye autofocus, which is particularly beneficial for capturing moving subjects or when working with talent. The ability to adjust AF Transition Speed and Subject Shift settings further enhances the user's control over focus, making it easier to achieve smooth and professional-looking shots during dynamic scenes.

What advantages does the FX3A offer for low-light shooting?

The FX3A excels in low-light conditions thanks to its back-illuminated 12.1MP Exmor R CMOS sensor, which offers an impressive ISO range of 80 to 409,600. This extended sensitivity allows for high-quality image capture even in dimly lit environments. Coupled with its 15+ stops of dynamic range, the FX3A can reproduce subtle details in shadows and highlights, making it a powerful tool for filmmakers who need to shoot in challenging lighting situations.

Can the FX3A be used for live streaming or remote control?

Yes, the FX3A supports remote control and live streaming capabilities. Users can control the camera through the Imaging Edge Mobile or Imaging Edge Desktop apps, allowing for easy adjustments during shoots. Additionally, the camera can be connected to a computer for streaming purposes using the Imaging Edge Webcam app, making it a versatile option for content creators looking to engage with audiences in real-time.

What post-production features does the FX3A offer?

The FX3A is equipped with features that facilitate post-production workflows, including the ability to output 16-bit raw video via HDMI to compatible external recorders. Furthermore, Sony's Catalyst Prepare/Browse software can be used to stabilise footage by utilising shake metadata, allowing for smooth, polished final products. The camera also supports advanced colour grading options with S-Log3 and S-Gamut settings, which are essential for achieving a cinematic look in post-production.

How does the FX3A's build and design support ease of use for solo operators?

The FX3A's design prioritises ergonomics and ease of use for solo operators. Its compact form factor eliminates the need for a cage, allowing users to mount accessories directly onto the camera body, reducing setup time and weight. The clustered controls for recording, focus, and menu navigation are designed for single-handed operation, enabling filmmakers to maintain control of their shots without compromising on balance or stability while shooting.

Product Specs

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Brand

Sony

Sensor Size

Full Frame

ISO Range

80-102,400 (expandable to 409,600); dual base ISO 800 / 12,800

Dynamic Range

15+ stops

Memory Card Type

Dual CFexpress Type A / SD UHS-II

Cooling

Built-in fan for extended recording

Camera Weight

715g with battery and card

Sensor Resolution

12.1 Megapixels

Lens Mount

Sony E Mount

Video Resolution

4K up to 120p 10-bit 4:2:2; S-Cinetone, S-Log3

Image Stabilisation

5-axis with Active Mode

Screen

3.0" vari-angle touchscreen (no viewfinder)

Battery

NP-FZ100

New cinematic freedom.

New cinematic freedom.

Sony's FX3 Cinema Line camera brings the visions of passionate content creators to life.

High-mobility performance wherever you go

High-mobility performance wherever you go

With its compact size and light weight, the FX3 is designed for high mobility. The attached handle and cage-free accessory mounting holes make for fast setup, fluid shooting and quick pack-down.

Remote camera control and network transfer

Remote camera control and network transfer

A network connection, via Wi-Fi or wired via a USB type C connector, provides support for remote control from smartphones or tablets, with either NFC one-touch or manual pairing. Remote shooting can be controlled from a PC with Sony's Imaging Edge Desktop application, or from a mobile device with Imaging Edge Mobile. And captured still and movie files can be transferred using high-speed FTP.

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