Sony PXW-FX9V body (PXW-FX9V)
With the Sony PXW-FX9V you have a professional film camera that can handle any job. It follows the popular FS7.
Whether you film documentaries, events or corporate productions. With the PXW-FX9 XDCAM 6K full-frame camera system from Sony, no job is too crazy with the powerful and flexible 4K interchangeable lens camera system.
The PXW-FX9 features a full-frame, oversampled 6K Exmor R CMOS sensor that lets you capture 4K images with cinematic depth of field. The camera's E-mount is made of stainless steel and allows you to use E-mount lenses. The PXW-FX9 features 12G-SDI and HDMI outputs for 4K, a 3G-SDI output for HD and genlock and timecode when using a multi-camera setup.
The Fast Hybrid AF autofocus system ensures precise focus and offers up to 561 points of detection. The PXW-FX9's internal gyroscope for shooting is so smooth that it looks like you've used a gimbal. The camera has a 15-stop dynamic range and records 10-bit 4: 2: 2 to two XQD media card slots that support simultaneous and relay recording, as well as backups. The camera can record UHD (3840x2160) and HD (1920x1080) internally at a selectable frame rate of 1 fps to 60 fps in XAVC-I, XAVC-Long and MPEG HD formats. 16-bit raw 4K / 2K footage up to 120 fps. In addition to the wide dynamic range, enhanced colour and light functions include a double base ISO of 800/4000, which is useful in low light or slower lens situations. The 7-stop electronic ND variable filter can be run in automatic or manual mode.
The oversampled full-frame 6K sensor of the PXW-FX9 offers shooting at DCI 4K, UHD and HD resolutions. Powerful image processing with debayering and down-sampling. The back-illuminated CMOS image sensor uses Sony's Exmor R technology for enhanced sensitivity and noise reduction. Compared to a 4K Super 35mm sensor, the FX9's 6K sensor has more than twice the surface area, while providing a sense of perspective and a shallower depth of field. The FX9 offers an exceptional 15+ stops of dynamic range, allowing for creative freedom in colour correction and post-processing.
