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Sony Cinema Line FX30 APS-C Mirrorless Camera Body Only - E Mount

26 Megapixels
4K Video Quality
Bluetooth
ISO 100-32000
APS-C Sensor
2.95" LCD Screen
26 Megapixels
4K Video Quality
Bluetooth
ISO 100-32000
APS-C Sensor
2.95" LCD Screen
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Product Overview

Sony Cinema Line FX30 APS-C Mirrorless Camera Body Only - E Mount

Leveraging the power of a newly developed APS-C sensor, the Sony FX30 provides everyday content creators and aspiring filmmakers with a powerful, yet accessible cinema camera with which to push their cinematic journey to new heights. It blends an imaging pipeline designed for cinematic capture with a comprehensive feature set and intuitive operation to create a complete system for all levels of filmmaking.

What's in the box:

Sony Cinema Line FX30 APS-C Mirrorless Camera Body Only - E Mount

Sony NP-FZ100 Battery (2280mAh)

Sony AC Adapter

Sony ALC-B1EM Body Cap for E-Mount Cameras

Sony Multi Interface Shoe Cap

USB-A to USB-C Cable (USB 3.2)

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Key Features

26 Megapixels

Capture an impressively high resolution with the the 26MP sensor.

4K Video Quality

The Sony Cinema Line FX30 APS-C Mirrorless Camera shoots at up to 10bit 4K/120p for stunning cinematic quality video.

Bluetooth

The Sony Cinema Line FX30 APS-C Mirrorless Camera supports Bluetooth connectivity.

ISO 100-32000

[Movie] ISO 100-32000 equivalent, AUTO (ISO 100-6400, selectable lower limit and upper limit), [Still image] ISO 100-32000 (Expandable to ISO 50- 102400), AUTO (ISO 100-6400, selectable lower limit and upper limit).

APS-C Sensor

APS-C type (23.3 x 15.5 mm), Exmor R CMOS sensor type.

2.95" LCD Screen

The Sony Cinema Line FX30 APS-C Mirrorless Camera has a 2.95"(7.5cm) touch LCD screen with approx. 2.36M dots.

FAQs

What advantages does the S-Log3 gamma curve offer for video recording?

The S-Log3 gamma curve is designed to provide smooth gradations in colour, which is particularly beneficial for achieving cinematic image quality when grading in post-production. It allows for high-quality colour reproduction over a wide dynamic range, making it easier to match footage with other Cinema Line cameras. This is essential for filmmakers looking to maintain consistency across different shots and scenes.

How does the FX30's autofocus system improve shooting efficiency?

The FX30 features a fast hybrid autofocus system with 425 phase-detection points, which ensures that subjects remain sharp and in focus even during dynamic movements. The real-time Eye AF technology allows for precise focus on human and animal eyes, while intelligent tracking keeps moving subjects in steady focus. This advanced system enables filmmakers to concentrate on composition rather than worrying about focus accuracy, particularly in high-pressure shooting environments.

Can I use custom LUTs for previewing my footage while recording?

Yes, the FX30 allows users to import custom LUTs and apply them to both the LCD monitor and HDMI output during recording. This feature provides a more accurate preview of the final image, helping creators visualise their intended look in real-time. Additionally, the camera comes with a built-in s709 preview LUT to enhance the cinematic quality of your footage.

What makes the FX30 suitable for handheld shooting and gimbal mounting?

The FX30 is designed with a compact and lightweight form factor, measuring just 77.8 mm high, 129.7 mm wide, and 84.5 mm deep, and weighing only 646 grams with the battery and memory card. Its flat-top design enhances stability and balance, making it ideal for handheld shooting or mounting on gimbals. The ergonomically designed grip also ensures comfort during extended shooting sessions.

How does the camera's recording format impact video quality?

The FX30 supports 10-bit 4:2:2 video recording with both Long GOP and All Intra compression options, allowing for richer colour gradations and greater editing flexibility. The inclusion of the XAVC HS format, which uses the MPEG-H HEVC/H.265 codec, significantly improves compression efficiency, enabling detailed 10-bit video at lower data rates compared to standard formats. This capability enhances the overall production quality of your videos.

What are the benefits of the FX30's flexible operability features?

The FX30 is equipped with a redesigned menu system that allows for quick access to essential shooting parameters such as frame rates, shutter speed, and focus modes. Users can assign custom buttons for immediate adjustments, streamlining the shooting process and reducing setup time. The separate menus tailored for movies and stills further enhance usability, making it easier for creators to switch between shooting styles.

How does the FX30 handle low-light conditions?

Thanks to its Exmor CMOS image sensor with a 24-megapixel resolution, the FX30 excels in low-light environments. The sensor's design enhances light gathering capabilities, resulting in clearer and more detailed images even in challenging lighting conditions. This feature is particularly beneficial for filmmakers and photographers capturing scenes with varying lighting, ensuring that image quality remains high throughout.

Product Specs

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Brand

Sony

Sensor Size

Super 35 (APS-C)

ISO Range

100-32,000; dual base ISO 800 / 2,500 (S-Log3)

Dynamic Range

14+ stops

Memory Card Type

Dual CFexpress Type A / SD UHS-II

Cooling

Built-in fan for extended recording

Camera Weight

Approx. 646g with battery and card

Sensor Resolution

26 Megapixels

Lens Mount

Sony E Mount

Video Resolution

4K 60p oversampled from 6K; 4K 120p (1.6x crop); 10-bit 4:2:2

Image Stabilisation

5-axis with Active Mode

Screen

3.0" vari-angle touchscreen (no viewfinder)

Battery

NP-FZ100

4K movies with overwhelming resolution.

4K movies with overwhelming resolution.

Exceptional results with high sensitivity, low noise & wide dynamic latitude.

Flexible high-resolution touch-panel LCD monitor

Flexible high-resolution touch-panel LCD monitor

A side-opening vari-angle rear monitor allows broad positioning and framing freedom. It's bright enough for easy outdoor daytime viewing, and it incorporates a swipe-to-access function menu.

Designed to resist dust & moisture

Designed to resist dust & moisture

Dust and moisture resistance refinements have been implemented everywhere in the FX30. Sealing is provided throughout the body as well as on the battery compartment cover, and the media slot has a double sliding cover and lock lever to keep water out.

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