Sony has officially introduced the FX5, its new full-frame camera that has created excitement in the professional image production world. FX5, the newest member of the Cinema Line series, arrives on the scene with its newly developed fully stacked Exmor RS CMOS image sensor and powerful BIONZ XR2 image processing engine. The model offers cinematic image quality in a compact and highly portable body; It appeals to a wide audience, from independent filmmakers to large production teams, with its 15+ stop dynamic range, built-in X-OCN RAW recording ability and Open Gate shooting mode, which is the first in the series.

• Internal RAW Recording and Open Gate:Sony FX5 can record in-camera RAW in 16-bit X-OCN format without the need for an external recording device and offers 3:2 Open Gate shooting support for the first time in the FX series.

• Superior Sensitivity and Dynamic Range:Device providing 15+ stops of dynamic range in S-Log3 mode; It produces noiseless images in low light with three basic ISO values: ISO 800, ISO 4000 and ISO 12800 and Dual Gain Shooting technology.

• Advanced Artificial Intelligence and Ergonomics:While the artificial intelligence-supported focusing unit can claim human pose, the renewed 5-axis in-body image stabilization (IBIS), the new XLR handle with 32-bit float audio reinforcement and the 4-axis moving touch LCD screen provide ease of use.

New Generation Sensor and Ambitious Shooting Modes

Sony FX5 raises the standards in reading speeds and image quality thanks to the full-frame stacked CMOS sensor at its heart. Camera; It provides high-speed shooting at up to 60 frames per second in 5K resolution, 120 frames per second in 4K resolution and 240 frames per second in Full HD resolution.

The Open Gate shooting support, which is a milestone in the Cinema Line series, gives the opportunity to use the entire area of ​​the sensor in the 3:2 ratio. This creates great editing flexibility for both horizontal and vertical formats in post production. In addition, different scanning modes such as 17:9, 16:9 and Super 35 mm and anamorphic lens desqueeze functions ranging from 1.3x to 2.0x are also available in the system.

Recording Resolutions and Frame Rates:

• 5K Resolution: Up to 60 fps
• 4K Resolution: Up to 120 fps
• Full HD (1080p): up to 240 fps

FX5 puts an end to the confusion of external recorders; It can write X-OCN, Sony’s proprietary 16-bit RAW format, directly to the memory card. In addition to X-OCN LT, thanks to the new X-OCN C1 and X-OCN C2 codecs that increase efficiency, huge document sizes are taken under control and editing processes are noticeably accelerated.

AI-Assisted Focus and Advanced Sound Architecture

The special artificial intelligence processing unit inside the camera uses human pose detection technology. Not just his eyes; The system, which also analyzes head and body movements, follows the subject absolutely even in difficult lighting conditions or carefully prepared dark scenes. Automatic Tracking White Balance (ATW) analyzes color temperature instantly with infrared sensors and deep learning algorithms.

The 32-bit Float Revolution in Audio Recording

The new XLR-H2 handle unit that accompanies the camera also professionalizes audio processes:

• It can record 4-channel audio via two XLR/TRS combo inputs.

• It offers in-camera 96 ​​kHz, 32-bit float quality recording, allowing sounds that explode or are too low to be recovered loss-free in post production.

• The optional 7.07 million-dot DVF-EL1 OLED viewfinder provides precise focus and color control with its 90% tilt-up structure.

Design Resistant to Harsh Field Conditions

Thanks to its flat top design, FX5 allows accessories to be attached directly to the body without the need for an additional cage, and offers great convenience in handheld and gimbal use. The 5-axis optical sight stabilization system on the body makes moving shots smooth with its improved roll correction capacity and Dynamic Active Mode.

The cooling fan, which has an independent air chamber that is resistant to dust and moisture, eliminates the problem of heating during long-term 4K and RAW recordings. The new NP-SA100 battery (2,670 mAh), which offers 30% higher capacity compared to the Z series, USB Power Delivery (PD) support via dual USB Type-C ports and wired LAN connection, ensures that productions continue without interruption.

Sony, which includes menu audible reading and tactile button designs on the accessibility side, also supports environmental sustainability by using 30% recycled plastic in the production of the device.