Sony FX30

That was easy enough with the fx30 just the basic setup obviously you can take away some of those and see how it works for your workflow but obviously...

Now, I think this camera is gonna appeal to both beginners and pro. The price is awesome, 1799 without the handle, makes it super accessible to anyone...

Lastly, when it comes to audio, like I mentioned earlier, you've got the same XLR option as the FX3, but what's great about the FX30 is that you don't...

Like I said, if you're a professional, spend that extra 1500 bucks, go for the A7S III. I am sure within a couple of jobs time, your clients would hav...

With this feature set at this price, I can think of so many video creators where this is going to be an absolutely perfect camera for them. And hopefu...

Pocket kills the fx30 for image quality but you said you need autofocus and ibis. Fx30 is your go to.

Coming from a ZV-E10 and with all the APSC lenses I've bought for it, this just feels like Sony's "reward" to me for sticking with the format. It has all the features that I wished the ZV-E10 had. IBIS, 4K at 60 fps (Bonus 120 fps), and 4:2:2 10 bit color. What's more surprising is they wrapped up t...

In my personal opinions V-Log > S-log and of course GH6 can shoot pro res, and I’m sure they’ll update it to where you can shoot BRAW externally like the rest of their recent cameras over the years. Additionally you have built in anamorphic support and the Sirui MFT anamorphic collection is literally to die for, you won’t find anamorphic lenses for the FX30 nearly as good at that prices range.

> good lowlight. FX30 wins here, and can be speedboosted for an extra stop whereas the BMPCC cannot. > good ui.

An fx30 makes sense for all those cropped sony a6000 users, which want to switch to a more proper camera with video features in mind.

After that, you want the big stuff, for all it's reasons. At least that's my thinking.