SONY FX30 GEAR REVIEW.
Specifications
PRICES £2100/$1800 body only, £2500/$2200 with top handle SENSOR TYPE/SIZE 26-megapixel Exmor R APS-C CMOS IMAGE STABILISER Sensor shift with five-axis compensation, 5.5 stops compensation
ISO RANGE 800/2500 in S-Log3
AUTOFOCUS MODES Single, continuous, multi-area, tracking, face/eye detection, touch AF
AUTOFOCUS POINTS 759 on-sensor phase detection
SHUTTER SPEEDS 30secs - 1/8000sec
SHUTTER TYPE Electronic
METERING Multi-zone, average, spot, centre-weighted, highlight- weighted LCD Articulating three-inch touchscreen LED, 2.36m dots FORMATS XAVC S, HS and S-I, H.264, H.265. 4K to 120p, FHD to 240p (with 38% crop), 10-bit 4:2:2 internal capture up to 600Mbps. 16-bit Raw external via HDMI STORAGE 2x CFexpress Type A or SD/ SDHC/SDXC card slots CONNECTIVITY USB 3.2, HDMI, headphone and mic port, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth
shutter release to control power zoom lenses. These are all brilliant features for video. But the shutter release button doesn’t start recording in video mode, and despite lots of button customisation options, we initially couldn’t change it. You can, but have to trawl through the menus. In factory settings, you must either hit the Rec button on the top-plate or the Function 6 button on the front, illuminating the front and rear red tally lamps to let you and the subject know you’re rolling. STUNNING SENSOR This model houses an APS-C, back-side illuminated CMOS that records 4K video oversampled
DIMENSIONS (WXHXD) 130x78x85mm/5.1x3.1x3.4in
WEIGHT 562g/1.24lb body only
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57. DECEMBER 2022
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