Alpha FX3

Film school is level 1. Now you're level 2: entering the real world. I suggest getting your health in order and earning money again at any job. The less time you spend looking for "industry jobs" and just get solid employment with a fair wage, the better. Chip away at your debt. Build a solid kit. I

The Office was shot on Sony broadcast style cameras, I think the SRW9000? These are 2/3” CMOS with a B4 mount common to most broadcast cameras. The lenses used on these kinds of cameras are often extreme focal ranges, like 8mm-120mm, and usually are par focal, allowing those crash zooms to be extra

Truly, as great as the GFX is as a stills camera it’s significantly behind the curve in comparison to both Sony and Canon when it comes to video. I’d be looking more towards something like the canon C50/Sony Fx3 if your solely looking to record motion

Gareth chose to shoot it Anamorphic. I think this is more due to using Sony FX3. Which is a $3500 prosumer camera. The FX3 has in camera desqueeze for anamorphic. IMAX cameras are rented out for around $10,000 per hour. It would have balooned The Creator's $80 milloon budget. Part of Gareth's pitch

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

I'm curious what people's thoughts are on this. To me: 6.9K open gate is quite nice, especially if you need different exports. Open gate to C400 is a nice addition too, something the Sony ecosystem is missing. Supersampling to FF 4K is nice, rather than pixel binning or cropping. 6400 ISO is a sweet

Hire a kit from Hotcam, they're great. FX3 will be perfect and a Sony G Master 24-70 ii. Do not hire a soundie that's mental, just either hire a Sony dual receiver kit and go OTT, or buy/rent DJI mini 2s and get the lat mics for each and some stickies (like I'm doing).

No it’s not the best for video. Maybe if you had it on a stationary tripod yes. But if you are planning on doing hand held videos get the FX3. I have a Sony A7RV the photos are amazing out of it, but the video I find is very shaky even after post processing. I ended getting a DJI osmo for the gimbal

I shoot Canon. I love canon. Canon color science is better than Sony, maybe just beats out Sony in top line lenses (although I’ve yet to try the new Sony 28-70 F2 GSM). And all that being said, if I were to start from scratch, I would probably still go with Sony. More affordable, greater 3rd party a

Since you're curious, 16 days ago a fellow user had two cameras dying on him due to thermal damage, but there are a few things into it as why it happened. He had a X-S10 and a X-S20, he used his cameras for streaming 28 to 32 hours a week for two years. Although they were not recording, just streami