Sony has announced the FX30, a compact cinema camera that shares the same body design as the FX3 but switches from full-frame to a brand-new 26-megapixel APS-C backside illuminated sensor that shoots Super35 4K video.
but switches from full-frame to a brand-new 26-megapixel APS-C backside illuminated sensor that shoots Super35 4K video.
The FX30 sensor has an ISO range of 100 to 32,000, but it is dual base at both 800 and 2,500. Sony says that it should have about the same level of noise at ISO 2,500 that it does at ISO 800 and that it is capable of producing clean, low-noise images even in low-light situations. The sensor is also capable of 14-plus stops of dynamic range, provided footage is captured in S-Log3.
As would be expected of a modern Sony camera, the FX30 comes with a robust autofocus system that covers 90% of the frame with 495 points. Sony promises it is fast enough to support high-speed, precise autofocus as well as accurate tracking even when recording footage at 120 frames per second.
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