
All sources confirmed the Sony FX5 has built-in IBIS. A new source added a curios note I don’t know if it’s true: He said that on request the IBIS can be removed from the FX5 by Sony.
IBIS works by floating the sensor on electromagnets. Even when it’s locked, it’s not as mechanically rigid as a sensor that is bolted directly to the camera chassis. Having the IBIS removed means the sensor isn’t wobbling around, more ideal for gimbal use, more reliable, more accurate.
What do you think about that “feature”?
Sony FX5 specs:
- 16.6MP Fully stacked sensor
- BIONZ XR 2 with built in AI AF, like the A7R VI .
- Open Gate 5k 3:2
- Triple Base ISO
- False Color
- IBIS (removable?)
- Venice menu style
- new external removable tilting EVF available
- 3.5 inch fully articulating screen
- dual SD/CF Type A support (with two slots)
- FX3 shape but a bit thicker
- Price just below this Sony FX model
- announcement on July 22
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