Sony India has launched the FX2 Full-Frame Cinema Line camera, a compact yet powerful hybrid camera designed for filmmakers, independent videographers, students, and content creators. With its advanced imaging technology and professional-grade colour science, the FX2 aims to bring cinematic storytelling to a wider audience in a lightweight and ergonomic design.
The Sony FX2 is powered by a 33.0MP full-frame back-illuminated CMOS sensor and the BIONZ XR image processor with an integrated AI processing unit. It offers a dynamic range of over 15 stops, dual base ISO (800/4000), and expandable sensitivity up to ISO 102400. Filmmakers can capture QFHD 4K at up to 60fps and Full HD at up to 120fps, with 4K 4:2:2 10-bit internal recording for professional-grade output.
The FX2 comes with support for up to 16 user LUTs, Sony S-Cinetone™ colour science (from the flagship VENICE cameras), and a Log Shooting Mode that allows extraction of 33MP still images directly from video. It also features a tiltable high-definition EVF for flexible shooting angles.
One of the highlights is the BIG6 (Home) Screen interface, which consolidates six key shooting parameters – frame rate, ISO, shutter, aperture/ND, Look presets, and white balance – into a single page. This interface simplifies workflow for solo creators and professional crews alike, ensuring faster adjustments during shoots.
The design takes inspiration from the Sony FX3 and FX30, with a compact form factor and ergonomic button layout. The FX2 also supports an optional XLR handle for enhanced audio recording and integrates seamlessly with Sony’s remote monitoring and control apps, making it adaptable to different production setups.
Quick Specifications: Sony FX2
- 33.0MP full-frame back-illuminated CMOS sensor
- BIONZ XR image processor with AI unit
- Dynamic range: 15+ stops
- Dual Base ISO: 800 / 4000 (expandable up to 102400)
- 4K 4:2:2 10-bit internal recording
- 4K recording: up to 60fps; Full HD: up to 120fps
- Supports up to 16 user LUTs
- S-Cinetone™ colour science
- Log Shooting Mode for 33MP stills
- BIG6 (Home) Screen for quick access settings
- Tiltable high-definition EVF
Pricing & Availability:
- ILME-FX2: ₹3,09,990
- ILME-FX2B: ₹2,89,990
The Sony FX2 is available starting today via Sony Authorised Retail Outlets, Camera Lounge, Alpha Flagship Stores, Sony Center, ShopatSC.com, Amazon.in, Flipkart, and major electronic retailers. As part of a limited-time launch offer, buyers will receive a free rechargeable battery worth ₹5,890 with both FX2 and FX2B models.
Speaking on the launch, Mukesh Srivastava, Head of Imaging Business, Sony India, said, “The FX2 camera is set to be a game-changer for the next generation of storytellers, especially students and solo creators. It is more than just a camera – it’s a creative partner designed to grow with them through every stage of their filmmaking journey.”
With its compact design, advanced imaging capabilities, and extended flexibility, the Sony FX2 stands as a strong choice for creators looking for a balance between professional cinema performance and portability. For more camera and filmmaking updates, follow PassionateGeekz.
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