This, admittedly, does substantially hinder the camera’s photo ability. However, the FX30 flaunts a video-first design. This camera may look like your typical mirrorless camera. The FX30’s shining qualities are in the details. However, that’s just part of the picture. On paper, the FX30 is an FX3 but with an APS-C sensor instead of a full-frame sensor. It’s got everything you’d want to produce higher-quality content at a reasonable price. We won’t beat around the bush: The Sony FX30 is a great camera for those looking to take the plunge into their first high-quality cinema camera. We’ll decide if it’s just a mini FX3 or if it’s a super duper FX3 at half the cost. However, is the Sony FX30 really worth the extra cash, or can creators settle for using their smartphones? In this review, we’ll find out whether the FX30 is worth the upgrade. For creators, this camera offers a massive boost in production quality over smartphones and expands post-production capability - a feat often reserved for more expensive cameras. With that being said, the FX30 offers a more affordable price point for cinematic video producers and online content creators. However, there are some features from the FX3 that are missing. This new camera offers all the functionality and ergonomics of the Sony FX3.
The Sony FX30 is the most affordable Sony cinema camera to date, but that, thankfully, doesn’t come at the cost of functionality.
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