The Sony FX2 Digital Cinema Camera is well equipped with a 33MP back-illuminated Exmor R full-frame sensor with a BIONZ XR processor. Capable of capturing vivid DCI 4K internally with 10-bit 4:2:2 sampling, or outputs 16-bit raw video via an HDMI connection. Capture video in XAVS S, S-I, and HS recording formats in Long GOP, All-Intra, H.264, and H.265 codecs. Up to 16 user-imported LUTs or S-Cinematone mode can be applied to exactly match colour and tone to other high-end Sony cameras in the Cinema Line. The Sony FX 2 combines the comprehensive capabilities of the Sony Cinema Line with enhanced still imaging capabilities, all these built into a compact and travel-friendly form factor. You are able to shoot 33MP JPG or HEIF images in S-Log3, enabling easy post-production colour grading The Sony Cinema Line FX-2 Camera features a powerful AI processing unit delivering multiple improvements in terms of auto focus, auto framing, and stabilisation using deep learning. Analysing colours, patterns, and depth, the processor maintains sharp focus with real-time subject recognition, identifying people, animals, and vehicles. Ideal for fast-paced shooting scenarios such as wildlife or sporting events, the Sony FX II features human and animal eye recognition that is about 30% improved compared to other models, such as the FX3 and 30. The 3" fold-out and tiltable touchscreen LCD allows for intuitive menu navigation and impressive 1.03m-Dot resolution. Another unique addition to the FX 2 is a built-in 3.68m-Dot OLED electronic viewfinder featuring a 0.7x maximum magnification. The built-in EVF can tilt from 0° to 90°, with a reversible rubber eye cup and 33mm eye point that allows for precise framing in the harshest of lighting conditions. The Sony FX2 Digital Cinema Camera is built from a lightweight and sturdy Magnesium Alloy body, featuring a built-in cooling fan to ensure uninterrupted 4K60 recording. The handgrip has also been improved and features one of the five 1/4"-20 threads, three to be used for accessories and two for mounting plates. Several functions have dedicated controls, including the power switch, record button, movie/still switch, zoom lever, playback button, and control dials, while seven other buttons serve user-assignable functions.
