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This right here. Sound. Also lighting is more important than the camera. Sony FX3, FS7Markii image, C300MarkIII is very respectable in LOG.
researchers09 in r/Filmmakers
May 4, 2025 3:17 PM
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Lmaoooo 🤣🤣🤣 thanks for this comment made me feel better about the situation! The worst part! Is I went out of way to for this wedding I rented out a Sony fx3 because I wanted to get the best image quality possible.
_Redsnipper_ in r/weddingdrama
September 13, 2025 6:17 AM
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I know the FX6 has some cine body niceties like internal ND, SDI, etc, but I view the FX3 as basically a full sibling to the FX6 that embraces slightly different compromises. I don’t think of it as a lower tier really… FX3… You lose internal ND, but you gain stabilization. You lose some ports that a
...pseudomichael in r/videography
May 23, 2025 7:59 PM
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Any of the Sony FX cameras. You have a bunch of options and prices but they all give you roughly the same image. At that point its things like lens and memory cards that dictate video quality, and quality of use (real buttons) that dictate price. I don't think the FX30 is approved for netflix if tha
...TheresPoetryInPixels in r/Filmmakers
April 5, 2026 6:04 PM
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Mostly larger pixels which means better low light performance. Not really. It's the sensor area that allows for better low light performance. A larger sensor has more area for photons to hit, which means it collects more light for each photograph. Assuming the same basic sensor tech across multiple
...techdevjp in r/apple
March 26, 2026 4:53 PM
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Love to see this ! I met a fellow freelancer over the weekend in passing, and they scoffed when I mentioned I was shooting with an S5II. Or course it was a Sony user…of course he had an FX3. Listen, I started shooting on Sony cameras over 15 years ago. Transitioned to Canon 5 years in, and then a fr
...mconk in r/Lumix
March 23, 2026 3:12 AM
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Funny enough both of these videos were recorder on a fx3 with the 14-24mm Sony gm that’s usually how they get these clean shot with everything in focus and no noise. I would opt for rec709 or s Vientiane with your setup
Similar-Ad-6438 in r/videography
April 1, 2026 6:42 AM
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I guess we'll agree to disagree for the most part. I get why you're skeptical. I just remember hearing in a CES interview or something of the sort Sony's explanation of why they didn't label many of their cameras as dual native ISO and it was due to them reserving that label for cameras that match t
...bozduke13 in r/FX3
March 26, 2026 9:16 PM
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I've used the FX30 for everything from filming concerts in dark clubs to documenting US Air Force operations. Its a stellar camera. Its a great compact size that is a great platform to be rigged out for bigger productions. There are decades of S35 cine lenses that can be adapted to it and it has jus
...Whisky919 in r/sonyfx30
March 27, 2026 10:47 PM
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I suppose it depends on your definition of "night and day" - my Nikon D750 was missing focus but part of that might have been due to miscalibrated/dropped lenses. It was fine in good light. In the dark the A7RV isn't much better. It is a huge improvement, and along with using an FX3 for video and it
...plastic_toast in r/concertphotography
March 26, 2026 2:44 AM
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