Sony adds compact full-frame FX3 to Cinema Line: Digital Photography Review

Sony adds compact full-frame FX3 to Cinema Line: Digital Photography Review

Full-frame image capture even in dim lightThe FX3's full-frame image sensor is coupled with innovative light-gathering techniques to let you capture clear and usable images even in dim light. The standard ISO sensitivity of 80-102400 for movies is expandable all the way up to 409600. Wide dynamic range, wider creative expressionThe FX3 offers an exceptional 15+ stops of dynamic range to handle settings ranging from well-lit interiors and outdoors in mid-day to morning and evening shots.

Sony FX3 Full Frame Cinema Camera

Full-frame image capture even in dim lightThe FX3's full-frame image sensor is coupled with innovative light-gathering techniques to let you capture clear and usable images even in dim light. The standard ISO sensitivity of 80-102400 for movies is expandable all the way up to 409600. Wide dynamic range, wider creative expressionThe FX3 offers an exceptional 15+ stops of dynamic range to handle settings ranging from well-lit interiors and outdoors in mid-day to morning and evening shots.

Sony FX3 Full Frame Cinema Camera

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