€145,00 + 23% VAT
Sony’s FX6 Full-Frame Camera packs versatile cine-style capabilities into a remarkably compact design. With a wide dynamic range of up to 15+ stops, S-Cinetone gamma for cinematic skin tones, and 10-bit, 4:2:2 XAVC-I recording, it complements FX9 and VENICE setups while excelling in documentary, gimbal, and drone shoots. Featuring a 4K full-frame Exmor R sensor and BIONX XR engine, it offers high sensitivity, starting at ISO 800 and extending up to ISO 12800 for nuanced low-light scenes. The 10.2 MP sensor with back-side illumination ensures exceptional low-light performance and rapid phase-detection autofocus with 627 focal plane points, supporting full-frame lens compatibility for an immersive look. Sony FX6 is available for rent in Lisbon along with other cameras.
Sony FX6 for rent in Lisbon : Compact Cinematic Brilliance
Weighing under 900 grams, the FX6 is remarkably lighter than the FX9 and maintains a compact form factor comparable to the Sony FS5. While seamlessly fitting into professional cine workflows, it caters to single-operator users with features like reliable phase-detection autofocus, both auto and manual ND filter settings, and a 3.5″ LCD touchscreen for quick menu access and comfortable operation.
Firmware update v1.10 adds 100p and 120p options for Slow and Quick Motion frame rates in RAW or RAW and XAVC-I codecs, enhancing stability and versatility. As part of Sony’s Cinema Line, the FX6 shares fundamental attributes with renowned cameras like the VENICE and FX9, including a full-frame sensor, filmic color science, professional connectors, and advanced autofocus.
Compared to the FX9, the FX6 matches its video capture up to DCI 4K60, shares similar gamma choices, outputs 16-bit raw, and utilizes the Sony E lens mount. While it differs in specs like 4K capture versus FX9’s 6K, single 12G/6G/3G-SDI BNC port, and absence of a genlock connector, the FX6 excels with an extended ISO range (320 to 409,600), higher frame rates (120p in 4K, up to 240p in HD), and dual card slots supporting CFexpress Type A or SDXC cards for improved usability compared to the FX9’s reliance on proprietary XQD cards and limited SD options.
