Camera faceoff

EOS C300 Mark III vs FX6

Canon · Sony

Specs at a glance

Spec

Summary

Choose the Canon C300 Mark III for productions demanding the absolute best image quality and robust professional I/O, leveraging its DGO sensor and Cinema RAW Light. Opt for the Sony FX6 for agile, low-light shoots where its full-frame sensor, electronic variable ND, and reliable autofocus provide a significant advantage.

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Highlights

EOS C300 Mark III

Sensor & Image Science: Super 35mm DGO sensor delivers 16+ stops of dynamic range and excellent low-light performance.
Codecs & Formats: Internal Cinema RAW Light and XF-AVC 4:2:2 10-bit for maximum post-production flexibility.
I/O & Connectivity: Features Genlock and Timecode (BNC) for multi-camera setups, alongside dual 3G-SDI outputs.
Tools & Usability: Built-in motorized ND filters (2, 4, 6, 8, 10 stops) offer precise exposure control.

FX6

Sensor & Image Science: Full-Frame Exmor R CMOS sensor provides exceptional low-light sensitivity (ISO up to 409600) and shallow depth of field.
Codecs & Formats: Internal 10-bit 4:2:2 XAVC-I recording and high frame rates up to 240 fps in FHD.
Rigging & Ergonomics: Extremely compact and lightweight (890g) for agile run-and-gun and gimbal work.
Tools & Usability: Electronic Variable ND filter offers seamless exposure adjustments in dynamic lighting conditions.
Tools & Usability: Fast Hybrid AF with real-time tracking is highly reliable for solo operation and fast-paced shoots.

The trade-off

Choosing the Canon C300 Mark III means giving up the compact full-frame form factor and the convenience of electronic variable ND. Choosing the Sony FX6 means giving up the superior 16+ stops of dynamic range from the DGO sensor and internal Cinema RAW Light.