SUMMARY
A cinematographer and photographer, who typically uses Nikon, RED, and Canon, tested the Sony FX2 without prior Sony bias. They found the camera's tilting EVF to be a major ergonomic and practical advantage, especially for low angles and users with vision impairments, contrasting with criticisms from some Sony loyalists. The reviewer also praised the camera's ability to record four discrete audio tracks internally, emphasizing the importance of sound in filmmaking.
TAKEAWAYS
The Sony FX2's tilting EVF was a key feature for a non-Sony user, offering ergonomic benefits and aiding critical focus.
The reviewer, accustomed to other camera brands, found the FX2's EVF superior to LCDs for judging focus and stabilizing shots.
The camera's ability to record four internal audio tracks was highlighted as a significant advantage for filmmaking.
The FX2's design was seen as a standalone tool rather than an upgrade/downgrade from other Sony models.