This is what Matt expects on the next Sony FX3II :

• Articulating EVF: An Electronic Viewfinder that tilts up, similar to the one on the Sony FX2 .
• Flip-out and Tilting Monitor: The multi-axis screen introduced with the Sony A7R V .
• Bionz XR2 Chip: Updated processing power for better performance.
• New Battery System (NP-SA100): Offering 17% longer life and a higher voltage (7.82V) to power more advanced accessories.
• Advanced XLR Adapter: A locking, video-specific handle with 32-bit float internal audio recording.
• Open Gate Recording: The ability to use the full sensor area for flexible aspect ratios (highly requested by filmmakers).
• Internal RAW Video: Support for internal recording in ProRes RAW or Sony’s proprietary X-OCM format.
• High Frame Rate 4K: 4K recording at up to 240 fps.
• Triple Base ISO: Three native ISO levels (e.g., 800, 12800, and 51200) for superior low-light performance.
• 48MP Quad Bayer Sensor: A sensor capable of 8K resolution that can bin pixels to 12MP for high-quality 4K and low-light sensitivity.
• Global Shutter: Technology to eliminate rolling shutter distortion (rolling shutter “jello” effect).
• Dynamic Range Boost: Sensor technology to significantly increase stops of dynamic range.
• Larger 4-inch Screen: Moving away from the standard size to a larger display for easier monitoring.
• Internal ND Filters: A built-in neutral density filter system (considered a “wishful thinking” spec due to size constraints).

What do you think? I doubt the FX3II will have an integrated EVF…