Camera faceoff

a6700 vs FX30

Sony

Specs at a glance

Spec

Summary

Choose the Sony FX30 for serious video production where dynamic range and professional audio inputs are paramount. Opt for the Sony a6700 if you need a versatile hybrid camera with class-leading autofocus and strong stills capabilities.

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Highlights

a6700

Tools & Usability: Advanced 759-point AI-powered autofocus with real-time tracking for stills and video.
Rigging & Ergonomics: Compact and lightweight body (493g) ideal for gimbal work and portability.
Stabilization: 5-axis in-body image stabilization for smoother handheld footage.

FX30

Sensor & Image Science: 14+ stops of dynamic range for greater flexibility in grading.
Codecs & Formats: 16-bit RAW output over HDMI for maximum post-production control.
I/O & Connectivity: Full-size HDMI Type A and professional XLR audio inputs via handle for robust connectivity.
Rigging & Ergonomics: Cinema-oriented body design with threaded mounting points for easy rigging.

The trade-off

Choosing the Sony a6700 means giving up the FX30's superior dynamic range and professional audio inputs. Choosing the Sony FX30 means sacrificing the a6700's advanced AI-driven autofocus and more compact, hybrid-friendly form factor.