Price: $1,679.00
(as of Dec 21, 2024 06:28:39 UTC – Details)

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.

Manufacturer’s Include Items

• Sony FX30 Digital Cinema Camera

• Sony NP-FZ100 Rechargeable Lithium-Ion 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)

Bundle Added Items:

• 64GB Memory Card

• USB SD Card Reader

• Camera Case

• Tripod Bundle (50 Inch) (Grip)

• LED Video Light

• Lens Non-Abrasive Cleaning Cloth

• Dust Blower And Pen

• U Grip

• Extra Battery

• Software Editor

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.
The FX30’s advanced imaging system is on par with other options in Sony’s Cinema Line—capturing detailed 10-bit UHD 4K imagery at up to 120 fps—giving it specs fitting a true cinema camera. The newly developed 26MP APS-C Exmor R CMOS sensor and BIONZ XR processor are able to create high-quality 4K images with the Super35 (16:9) area.
Filmmakers will be able to capture images that are immediately ready to publish for projects with fast turnarounds or opt for maximum quality and flexibility in post thanks to a wide array of picture control options:
Sony has equipped the FX30 with a 5-axis in-body image stabilization system that will help create smooth imagery even when working handheld. An Active Mode is available that blends optical systems with digital optimizations to capture ultra-smooth footage.
The FX30 can also record gyro movement when the optical stabilizers are turned off, which can be used in post to create a stable shot.