Sony FX6 Cinema Camera (Body Only)
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Product Overview
Sony FX6 Cinema Camera (Body Only)
The FX6 Full-Frame Camera from Sony was developed to offer versatile, cine-style imaging in a truly compact form. With the ability to capture up to 15+ stops of dynamic range, Sony's S-Cinetone gamma for filmlike skin tones, and up to 10-bit, 4:2:2 XAVC-I recording, the FX6 is poised to both supplement your FX9 or VENICE capture and to nimbly take on documentary, gimbal, and drone shoots on its own.
The FX6 Full-Frame Camera from Sony was developed to offer versatile, cine-style imaging in a truly compact form. With the ability to capture up to 15+ stops of dynamic range, Sony's S-Cinetone gamma for filmlike skin tones, and up to 10-bit, 4:2:2 XAVC-I recording, the FX6 is poised to both supplement your FX9 or VENICE capture and to nimbly take on documentary, gimbal, and drone shoots on its own.
4K Full-Frame Exmor R Sensor
The FX6 camera combines a 4K full-frame Exmor R sensor with a BIONX XR engine for extremely sensitive capture in a range of settings, using a base ISO of 800 as well as an ISO 12800 high-sensitivity mode for nuanced low-light scenes. This 10.2 MP image sensor features back-side illumination for excellent low-light performance, 627 focal plane points for speedy phase-detection autofocus, and full-frame lens compatibility that produces a rich, immersive look. The sensor's fast scan speed minimises rolling shutter artifacts and supports high frame rates and quick autofocus responses.
Compact, Single-Operator Design
Weighing just under 0.9 kg, the FX6 body is a full 0.9 kg lighter than the FX9 and measuring 6 x 4.6", it packs a full-frame sensor into a body comparable to the S35-sensor Sony FS5. While the FX6 fits seamlessly into a pro-cine on-set workflow, it also offers several features that are a boon for a single-operator user. These include fast and accurate phase-detection autofocus with both Face Detection and real-time Eye autofocus, both auto and manual ND filter settings for quick exposure compensation, and a 3.5" LCD monitor that boasts time-saving touchscreen access to key menu settings and versatile positioning for comfortable operating. In addition to improving the camera's overall stability, firmware update v1.10 adds 100p and 120p options to the Slow and Quick Motion frame rate menu when the codec is set to RAW or RAW and XAVC-I.
Expressive Cinematic Look
Sony's S-Cinetone gamma curve offers a cinematic look with filmlike colour, softer tones, and pleasing skin tone reproduction. Not only is this cinematic look available for in-camera viewing, but it can also be captured and output with minimal or no grading at all for a time-saving post process. The S-Cinetone, S-Log3, S-Gamut3, and S-Gamut3.Cine choices also streamline the process of matching FX6 footage with your VENICE or FX9 video and offer broad colour-grading options.
Touchscreen 3.5" LCD Control
The FX6's 3.5" LCD monitor offers both high-resolution viewing and the ease of touchscreen camera control. The LCD quick menu controls include key settings like Codec, Imager Scan Mode, Picture Size and Frequency, Base ISO/Sensitivity, Shooting Mode, and Audio Levels.
Reliable Design and Construction
Constructed with a lightweight yet durable magnesium alloy chassis, the FX6 body offers maximum reliability and efficiently disperses heat to enable extended recording times. Exterior seams, buttons, and interfaces have been treated with updated sealing that improves the camera's dust and moisture resistance as well.
4-Channel Audio Recording
The FX6 offers up to 4-channel audio recording by combining sources from the dual XLR inputs, the 2-channel multi-interface shoe input, and the stereo mic built into the camera's top handle. This enables the simultaneous use of an external microphone for recording your main audio source and the built-in microphone for ambient sound and/or voice memos by the operator.
CFexpress Media Slots and Multiple Recording Modes
The FX6's dual media slots accept both rugged, high-performance, high-capacity CFexpress Type A cards and widely available UHS-II/UHS-1 SDXC cards. Note that the CFexpress Type A cards are required for 100/120 fps UHD 4K capture and 150/180/200/240 fps HD high-speed capture.
Modular, Grab-and-Go Design
The modular design of the FX6 enables you to pare down to its compact body for gimbal or drone use, or it can be used with separately available accessories, such as a smart grip and smart handle for fingertip control when shooting handheld. A 3.5" LCD screen can be quickly positioned on the camera at multiple locations to provide comfortable, ergonomic viewing.
Key Features:
4K Full-Frame 10.2MP CMOS Exmor R Sensor
DCI 4K60p | UHD 4K120 | 1080p240
15+ Stops of Dynamic Range in S-Log 3 EI
1.3x and 2.0x Anamorphic De-Squeeze
Compact Form Weighs Less than 0.9 kg
Phase Detection AF/Face Tracking/Eye AF
Base 800-12,800 ISO / 320-409,600 Max
S-Cinetone, S-Log3, HLG Modes
10-Bit 4:2:2 XAVC-I/16-Bit Raw Output
Dual CFexpress Type A/SDXC Card Slots
What's in the box:
Sony FX6 Cinema Camera (Body Only)
3.5" LCD Monitor
Sony BP-U35 Lithium-Ion Battery Pack
AC Adapter
Power Cord
USB Type-C Cable
Lens Mount Cap
Handle Connector Cap

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Key Features
10.2 Megapixels
This 10.2 MP image sensor features back-side illumination for excellent low-light performance, 627 focal plane points for speedy phase-detection autofocus, and full-frame lens compatibility that produces a rich, immersive look.
4K Video Quality
High Frame Rate shots can turn everyday action into a visual feast of elegant movement. The FX6 captures up to 120 fps at the 4K resolution.
Wi-Fi and Bluetooth
Wi-Fi connectivity enables a host of advanced wireless production features such as remote control via smartphones or tablets and the Content Browser Mobile app. Connect easily with either NFC one-touch or manual pairing.
ISO 800-12800
Capture usable images in near total darkness with an impressive ISO expanded range up to 409600 (native: ISO 800-12800). The full-frame sensor coupled with innovative light gathering ensures limitless shooting possibilities.
Electronic Viewfinder
The FX6’s LCD Viewfinder has a quick access control menu for commonly accessed features. With a single touch, you can press to change key settings.
3.5" LCD Screen
The Sony FX6 Cinema Camera has a 8.8 cm (3.5") Approx. 2.76 M dot LCD touch screen.
FAQs
What are the advantages of using the Sony FX6 for low-light filming?
The Sony FX6 is equipped with a large Super 35mm sensor, which excels in low-light conditions. Its sensitivity allows for capturing clear, detailed images with minimal noise even in dim environments. Additionally, the 15-stop S-Log3/2 capability provides a wider dynamic range, enabling filmmakers to retain detail in both shadows and highlights. This is particularly beneficial for documentary work or narrative films shot in challenging lighting scenarios.
How does the FX6's built-in ND filter system enhance shooting versatility?
The FX6 features a built-in variable ND filter system that allows you to control exposure without altering your aperture settings. This means you can maintain a shallow depth of field and achieve cinematic looks while managing bright environmental light. The ND filters can be adjusted smoothly, which is especially useful when transitioning between different lighting conditions during a shot, providing filmmakers with greater flexibility and creative control.
What are the key differences between the FX6 and other cinema cameras in the same category?
The FX6 stands out due to its compact design, making it one of the lightest cinema cameras available while still offering high-end features. Unlike heavier models, the FX6 is easily transportable, which is ideal for on-location shooting. It also supports advanced features such as time code synchronization and multiple gamma settings, which are critical for professional workflows. Additionally, its extensive connectivity options and compatibility with various lenses make it a versatile choice for different filming styles.
Can the FX6 be used effectively for live streaming or broadcast applications?
Yes, the FX6 is well-suited for live streaming and broadcast due to its professional output options and robust connectivity features. It supports clean HDMI output, allowing you to connect to external streaming devices or capture cards seamlessly. The camera's ability to shoot in various resolutions and frame rates also ensures it can meet the specifications required for live broadcasts. Furthermore, the camera's build quality and reliability make it a dependable choice for live events.
What lens options are compatible with the Sony FX6, and how do they affect image quality?
The FX6 is compatible with Sony E-mount lenses, providing a wide range of options from ultra-wide to telephoto. The choice of lens significantly affects the image quality and look of your film. Prime lenses typically offer superior sharpness and lower distortion, while zoom lenses provide flexibility for varying shot compositions. Additionally, choosing lenses with fast apertures can enhance low-light performance and create beautiful bokeh effects, further elevating the cinematic quality of your work.
How does the FX6 handle audio recording for professional projects?
The FX6 includes professional audio features, such as XLR inputs and support for 4-channel audio recording, allowing you to capture high-quality sound directly into the camera. The camera also offers advanced audio monitoring options, including level meters and headphone outputs, ensuring you can maintain optimal audio levels during shoots. This makes the FX6 an excellent choice for projects that require high-quality production audio, whether for narrative films, documentaries, or corporate videos.


Ready to tell amazing stories.
Inside a compact body that's ready for grab-and-shoot action.

Powerful BIONZ XRTM image processor
The BIONZ XR image processing engine matches the sensor’s high-speed readout with enormous processing power.
Built with a future-oriented architecture, it delivers high quality images faster and dramatically improves camera interface responsiveness.
Lightweight, modular and robust
Despite its amazingly light 0.89kg body, the magnesium-alloy FX6 is more than tough enough for the rigours of real-world shooting. A detachable Smart Grip puts key functions at your fingertips and is easily adjustable with a single button.
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