The PYXIS 6K is a modular full-frame camera designed for flexibility across production environments. Its 36×24 mm 6K sensor captures cinematic depth and color, while the compact body supports multiple mounts (L, EF, PL). Dual CFexpress slots handle high data rates, and the design allows easy rigging for professional setups. It lacks built-in NDs or advanced audio but provides exceptional value for a full-frame modular system.

The PYXIS 12K expands on the 6K model with a full-frame RGBW sensor offering extreme detail and latitude. It supports oversampled 8K or 4K output with excellent color fidelity. The OLPF reduces moiré and aliasing for clean, post-friendly footage. It’s demanding on power and storage but ideal for high-end productions.

Professional compact cinema camera offering exceptional value with built-in ND filters and comprehensive recording options. Outstanding value for professional features, including built-in ND filters and comprehensive codec support that are rare at this price point. The large 5″ HDR touchscreen and professional controls provide cinema camera operation in a compact package that appeals to independent filmmakers.

A Super 35 cinema camera built for professional workflows. It features internal ND filters, SDI outputs, and robust build quality. The 15-stop dynamic range delivers natural highlight roll-off. Ideal for small studios and commercial production.

A full-frame compact cinema camera with Canon’s color science and Cinema RAW Light recording. It offers 7K capture with excellent dynamic range and easy post integration. While it omits built-in NDs, it’s light and ideal for travel and gimbal setups.

A Super 35 camera that combines Cinema EOS image quality with RF lens support. It features internal ND filters, Canon’s reliable autofocus, and robust codec options. It’s widely used for independent production and documentary work.

An evolution of the C70 with improved sensor performance and low-light response. Retains the Super 35 format and ND system. Designed for professional environments needing balanced size, quality, and workflow efficiency.

A top-tier Super 35 camera for larger productions, featuring 6K recording and full I/O. It maintains Canon’s signature color with professional audio and modular build. Heavy but versatile for studio and field use.

Nikon’s first dedicated cinema camera combines the company’s Z-mount lens system with RED’s R3D color science and processing. The ZR records in the new R3D NE RAW format up to 6K/60p, providing 15+ stops of dynamic range with RED’s established color profiles that match other cameras in RED’s lineup. The camera features a full-frame sensor with dual base ISOs of 800 and 3200, allowing flexibility across different lighting conditions.

The ZR includes several unique features for a camera at this price point, including 32-bit float audio recording that eliminates the need for manual gain adjustment during recording. Three built-in microphones use Nokia’s OZO technology to provide directional audio pickup patterns, while the new digital accessory shoe enables direct communication and power delivery to compatible accessories. The fanless design keeps the camera silent during operation while maintaining thermal management for up to 125 minutes of continuous recording.

A compact Super 35 cinema camera available in both Z and RF mounts. It features a global-shutter 6K sensor with high dynamic range and durable construction. Requires external monitoring and rigging for full functionality.

A compact Super 35 camera emphasizing color accuracy and reliability. It uses Panasonic’s Dual Native ISO for strong low-light performance and records internally in 10-bit 4:2:2. Lacks modern autofocus but remains a trusted option.

A Super 35 cinema camera built for broadcast and feature production. Offers Dual Native ISO and modular connectivity. Its color rendering and highlight roll-off remain benchmarks, though the size and cost limit its appeal for solo operators.

A compact full-frame cinema camera that revolutionized the industry by bringing Sony’s acclaimed cinema color science to an ultra-portable form factor. The ultra-compact design without an electronic viewfinder prioritizes handheld and gimbal work, while S-Cinetone color science matches higher-end Sony cinema cameras for seamless multi-camera workflows. No recording time limits and excellent heat management make it ideal for extended production work in challenging environments.

Professional cinema camera offering the perfect balance of full-frame image quality and broadcast-ready features in a traditional camcorder form factor. Professional features include built-in ND filters, comprehensive audio inputs, and traditional camcorder ergonomics that are ideal for documentary work, corporate video, and broadcast applications. Extensive professional connectivity, including SDI and genlock enables integration with complex production workflows.

Compact APS-C cinema camera bringing Sony’s professional video capabilities to a smaller sensor format with exceptional value for money. Affordable entry into Sony’s cinema line with professional features and color science that matches higher-end cameras. The APS-C sensor provides additional reach for wildlife and sports applications while maintaining cinematic image quality in an ultra-portable package.