Sony will be releasing and shipping this next addition to the range, the FX6 camera by the end of 2020.
Sony has announced the launch of Cinema Line, a series of new camera products for content creators in digital cinema production.
Cinema Line promises to deliver not only the cinematographic look cultivated through extensive experience in digital cinema production but also the enhanced operability and reliability that meet discerning creators’ various needs.
The new series will extend beyond basic cinema camera and professional camcorder form factors. In 2000, Sony released the ground-breaking HDW-F900 camera. The HDW-F900 marked the beginning of digital cinema history as the world’s first 24p digital cinema camera.
VENICE and other products followed in response to countless dialogues with cinematographers and image creators. Existing products in the Sony range forming part of the Cinema Line include VENICE and FX9. VENICE has become the first choice for digital movie production, and the FX9 has an outstanding track record in documentary production.
The next step is a new model that will appeal to a wide spectrum of visual creators. Sony will be releasing and shipping this next addition to the range, the FX6 camera by the end of 2020.
Each of the Cinema Line cameras will evolve with user feedback: The FX9 Version 3 upgrade, available in 2021, will see the addition of the S700PTP1 allowing remote control of Sony’s camera, a Center Scan mode for Super 16mm lens and B4 Lens support with its adaptor as well as other features.
In parallel, as of November 2020, the VENICE camera will see a couple of additional features in its V6.0 version which will improve its operability in broadcast and live environments.
