Sony FX9 full-frame cinema camera got a new free firmware update V2.10 which adds the 4K UHD 120fps RAW output (only with the XDCA-FX9 extension unit) and it also brings an improvement in white balance adjustment. Atomos Ninja V+ recorder is necessary to save the 4K UHD 120fps raw output in ProRes RAW. Back in April 2021, Sony teased the upcoming firmware update for both the FX6 and FX9 which, among other improvements, also unlocks the 4K UHD 120fps RAW output. In the announcement, Sony also said that Atomos plans to release a new Ninja recorder that will be able to record this high frame rate mode. At the end of April 2021, Atomos indeed released a new recorder – Ninja V+ along with a new Ninja Stream. The new monitor/recorder keeps the compact Ninja V form factor but is capable of recording up to 8K30 or 4K120 in ProRes RAW. Atomos Ninja V+, Source: Atomos Sony FX9 V2.10 Firmware Update The new firmware update v2.10 for the Sony FX9 brings two new improvements/features: 3840×2160 RAW output support up to 120fpsWhite Balance adjustment improvement When it comes to the high-frame-rate RAW output, the camera still can’t do that alone. For this feature, you will need to attach the $2,500-worth XDCA-FX9 extension unit. The smaller sibling – FX6 – can output 4K120 RAW without any accessory. Sony FX9 Rig for Raw Output with Shogun 7. Source: Atomos When it comes to the White Balance adjustment improvement, there is a useful...
Published By: CineD - Sunday, 16 May, 2021