Sony FX6.
Full-frame Super 35 cinema with dual base ISO, internal NDs, and the same color science as the FX9. The documentary and event shooter's workhorse.

The Verdict.
Gavler Meta-Score
“The FX6 is the professional's FX3: everything the smaller camera does well, plus built-in NDs, a smart grip, and a body designed for 12-hour shoot days. If you shoot documentary, events, or corporate video professionally and need a camera that works without accessories, the FX6 is the most complete single-body solution Sony makes.”
The Gavler Verdict
Precision Engineering
Full-Frame 10.2MP Sensor
Large photosites maximize light gathering for exceptional low-noise performance, with dual base ISO at 800 and 12,800.
Electronic Variable ND
Built-in variable ND filter from 1/4 to 1/128 with smooth, stepless control — no external filters needed.
Smart Grip with Controls
Detachable smart grip with integrated zoom rocker, record trigger, and assignable buttons for single-operator shooting.
Technical Specifications
The Scoreboard
Experts consistently praise the built-in variable ND and S-Cinetone color matching with the Venice line. The $5,999 price and competition from the cheaper FX3 slightly temper community enthusiasm, though working professionals regard it as essential.
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Global Critique
“The FX6 is the documentary filmmaker's dream camera. Built-in NDs, S-Cinetone, and dual base ISO in a shoulder-friendly body.”
“Sony's variable ND is the best implementation in any cinema camera. Smooth, predictable, and optically neutral.”
“For multi-camera productions mixing FX3, FX6, and FX9, the color consistency is remarkable. They cut together perfectly.”
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