Sony FX6 vs. FX3: Qual é a Melhor Câmera de Cinema?

Summary

In this video, Brizola from the Megapixel channel compares two professional Sony cinema cameras: the Sony FX6 and Sony FX3. Despite the FX6's higher price tag, Brizola explains that it may not always be the better choice, depending on the user's needs. Both cameras share similar image quality, features, and functionalities, but the FX6 offers advanced features like built-in ND filters and a more professional body. On the other hand, the FX3 excels with better autofocus, image stabilization, and a more compact design. Ultimately, the video helps viewers decide which camera is best suited for their specific work, with a focus on practical use and workflow considerations.

Takeaways

• 😀 Both the Sony FX6 and FX3 cameras offer the same image quality, as they use the same sensor and processor, with identical performance in resolution, frame rates, and dynamic range.
• 😀 The FX6 has a built-in variable ND filter, which automatically adjusts to ensure optimal exposure, while the FX3 requires an external ND filter for similar effects.
• 😀 The FX6 has more customizable buttons and a professional body design, with more inputs/outputs and dedicated connections for timecode, offering better control during shoots.
• 😀 The FX6 provides shutter angle functionality, enabling users to easily adjust the shutter speed relative to frame rate, while the FX3 lacks this feature.
• 😀 The FX6 has the ability to adjust ISO settings based on different color profiles and offers decibel-based gain control, simplifying exposure management without memorizing ISO values.
• 😀 The FX6 allows for noise reduction control, letting users fine-tune digital noise reduction to maintain sharpness in low-light conditions, whereas the FX3 lacks this flexibility.
• 😀 The FX6 records professional MXF files, favored by the industry, while the FX3 records more consumer-friendly MP4 files.
• 😀 The FX3 is more compact and lightweight, making it ideal for handheld shooting, gimbal use, and quick adjustments, offering more mobility than the bulkier FX6.
• 😀 The FX3 supports recording 4K 10-bit 4:2:2 in IPB compression, providing smaller file sizes, while the FX6 lacks this option and only offers higher bit rates or larger files.
• 😀 The FX3 offers multiple audio input options, including a mic input on the body, allowing for flexibility without needing the top handle, whereas the FX6 lacks this feature and relies solely on XLR inputs.
• 😀 The FX3 can record 4K 120fps with audio, whereas the FX6 records at 120fps without audio, offering the FX3 more versatility for slow-motion recordings with sound.
• 😀 Both cameras lack internal RAW recording, requiring external recorders for RAW capture, and both feature subpar flip screens with limited brightness and resolution, making external monitors almost necessary.

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