ILME-FX6

Key Features

Full-Frame 4K Exmor R CMOS sensor: The FX6’s 10.2-megapixel full-frame sensor captures images with cinematic depth of field and 15+ stops dynamic range. Back-illuminated technology ensures excellent light sensitivity and noise reduction, ideal for low-light shooting.

4K recording at 120 fps: The FX6 supports 4K recording at up to 120 frames per second (fps) and Full HD at up to 240 fps, offering exceptional flexibility for capturing fast action and stunning slow motion effects.

Fast Hybrid Autofocus System: Equipped with a fast hybrid autofocus system with 627 phase detection points, the FX6 provides accurate and reliable focusing. Real-time tracking technology and Eye AF ensure that subjects are always in focus, even in dynamic scenes.

Dual Base ISO: With dual native ISO (ISO 800 and ISO 12,800), the FX6 enables optimum performance in a variety of lighting conditions. This provides extraordinary flexibility for indoor and outdoor shooting without the need for additional lighting.

S-Cinetone and S-Log3 Color Profile: The FX6 features Sony’s S-Cinetone color profile, inherited from the VENICE cinema camera, which delivers natural skin tones and cinematic colors. In addition, S-Log3 enables extended dynamic range to be captured, ideal for post-production and color correction.

Compact and Lightweight Body: Weighing only 0.89 kg (without accessories), the FX6 is extremely portable and maneuverable, ideal for handheld recording, drone or gimbals setups, and fast shooting situations. Its rugged construction ensures durability and endurance in demanding conditions.

Professional Interface and Connectivity: The camera features a professional interface that includes XLR inputs for audio, 12G-SDI and HDMI outputs, and support for remote control and live streaming. Multiple ports and connectivity options allow for easy integration with other production equipment.

Variable Electronic ND Filters: The FX6 incorporates a variable electronic ND filter, adjustable from 1/4 to 1/128, which allows precise exposure control without changing depth of field or shutter speed. This is especially useful in changing light situations.