Wilkinson Cameras

Sony's Cinema Line also extends up to the FX6 and FX9, which are a distinctly different kind of tool: larger, shoulder-mount style production cameras built for full crews and broadcast workflows, rather than the compact, mirrorless-style bodies covered here. This guide focuses on the four models built around that lighter, more portable design, the FX30, FX2, FX3 and FX5, each...

The Sony FX3 and FX30 look almost identical, share the same body, controls and menu system, and sit next to each other as the entry points into the Cinema Line. The difference that matters is the sensor. The FX3 is full-frame, the FX30 is APS-C (Super 35), and that single choice ripples out into low-light performance, your field of view, which lenses make sense and, of course...

The Sony FX3 has spent years as one of the most popular compact cinema cameras on the market, and the newer FX5 sits directly above it. The key thing to understand from the start is that the FX5 does not replace the FX3, it sits above it. The FX3 remains on sale as the more affordable, more compact option, while the FX5 is a step up into a bigger, more production-focused tool...

If you've spent any time looking at camera bags online, you've probably come across Wandrd. The name's pronounced "Wandered" — and if you're wondering what PRVKE stands for, it's "Provoke". The brand was founded by three brothers in Utah who decided, reasonably, that most camera bags were either ugly, impractical, or both. Their fi...

Sony has confirmed the camera that has been the subject of speculation for months. Search interest has been building around "FX3 II" for a long time, but Sony has gone with FX5 as the official name, and the naming looks deliberate. Rather than a straight FX3 replacement, the FX5 sits a step ...