Digital Cine Cameras
11 products from 2 brands, including Blackmagic, Sony. Prices from $1,434.95 to $9,892.95, including GST. 1 ship within 1-2 business days.
Digital cine cameras are built for narrative films, documentaries, interviews, commercials and other productions where control over image, sound and recording formats matters. This range includes compact Sony cinema cameras for handheld, gimbal and run-and-gun work, plus Blackmagic cameras suited to productions using Blackmagic RAW. Choose between full-frame, Super 35 and Micro Four Thirds sensor formats, depending on your lenses, lighting and preferred field of view.
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SonySony FX30 Digital Cinema Camera (Body Only)
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SonySony FX3A Full-Frame Cinema Camera
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BlackmagicBlackmagic Design Pocket Cinema Camera 4K
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BlackmagicBlackmagic Design PYXIS 12K Cinema Camera (Leica L)
$5,740.95 incl. GST Ships in 2-3 weeksAdd to cart -
SonySony FX6 Full-Frame Cinema Camera (Body Only)
$7,443.95 incl. GST Ships in 4-6 weeksAdd to cart -
SonySony FX30 Digital Cinema Camera with XLR Handle Unit
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BlackmagicBlackmagic Design URSA Broadcast G2 Camera
$6,056.95 incl. GST Ships in 2-3 business daysAdd to cart -
BlackmagicBlackmagic Design Cinema Camera 6K (Leica L)
$2,191.95 incl. GST Ships in 2-3 business daysAdd to cart -
BlackmagicBlackmagic PYXIS 6K Cinema Box Camera (Leica L)
$2,749.95 incl. GST Ships in 2-3 weeksAdd to cart -
BlackmagicBlackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 6K Pro
$3,457.95 incl. GST Ships in 2-3 business daysAdd to cart -
SonySony FX6 Digital Cinema Camera Kit with 24-105mm Lens
$9,892.95 incl. GST Ships in 4-6 weeksAdd to cart
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About the Digital Cine Cameras range
Start with the sensor format, because it affects field of view, depth of field and low-light performance. Full-frame models suit shallow focus and wider views with compatible lenses, while Super 35 and Micro Four Thirds can offer a more compact setup. Compare resolution and frame rates with your delivery format, then check recording codecs, bit depth and chroma sampling for grading and editing. Log and RAW options retain more flexibility, but create larger files and require a suitable workflow. Also consider autofocus, stabilisation, built-in audio connections, timecode, battery life and the camera's mounting options.
Check the lens mount before choosing a body. Sony models use Sony E mount, while Blackmagic models in this range may use Micro Four Thirds, Leica L or other specified mounts. A lens can require an adapter, and autofocus, aperture control or image stabilisation may not work fully through every adapter. Confirm the camera's media requirements, especially for high-bitrate RAW recording, and allow for batteries, cards, lenses, audio and rigging. Each product page shows its dispatch time. Electronic Australia ships free to Australian addresses, with GST included in prices.
Digital Cine Cameras questions
What is the difference between a full-frame and Super 35 cinema camera?
A full-frame sensor is larger than Super 35, so it can provide a wider field of view with the same lens and make shallow depth of field easier to achieve. Super 35 is a common cinema format with a broad lens selection. The suitable choice depends on your lenses, subject, lighting and preferred look.
Can I use my existing camera lenses on a digital cine camera?
Only if the lens mount is compatible, or if a suitable adapter is available. Check the camera mount and lens coverage before buying. An adapter may affect autofocus, aperture control, stabilisation, clearance or image quality. Full-frame lenses generally cover smaller sensors, but smaller-format lenses may not cover full-frame sensors.
Do digital cine cameras need special memory cards?
Many can use SD, CFast or CFexpress media, but the required speed depends on resolution, frame rate and codec. High-bitrate RAW recording needs faster, approved media than basic HD recording. Check the product specifications and recommended cards before filming, and budget for enough capacity for your intended recording format.