![]() ![]() There are 3 behind-the-lens optical filters: clear, ND 0.9 (3 stops) and 1.8 (6 stops). Certainly, you can adjust ISO up or down from there. They consume 12 V DC (11 V – 17 V) at about 25 W.į55 is rated at ISO 1250. ![]() The cameras weigh about 4 lb 14 oz (body only), and measure 7 1/8 x 7 7/8 x 12 ¼ inches. The F55 imager has a Bayer Pattern similar to the F65 and a “global shutter.” F5 has a Bayer Pattern similar to the F3. I think it’s Super 35mm 3-perf format size, 24 x 12.7 mm, 27.1 mm diagonal. Get the F5 if you want to save money, record 2K or HD internally to SxS Cards (but not 4K internally), shoot to 180 fps, skip the global shutter, and want an F3 type of sensor design.īoth the F55 and F5 record 4K (and 2K) RAW onto a modular onboard AXS-R5 recorder that uses a new AXS Memory Card.īoth cameras have a Super 35mm 4,096 x 2,160 single CMOS sensor (11.6M total photosites, 8.9M effective). Get the F55 if you want to record 4K, 2K or HD internally to SxS Cards, shoot to 240 fps, have a global shutter, and want an F65 type of sensor design. But, in the spirit of a two sentence pitch, here is the difference: The comparison of features makes the head spin. Since there’s a hurricane outside, please bear with us in case some of the specs that follow are off. The F55 is the more expensive, feature-rich sibling. Modular (l-r): lens, PL to FZ mount adapter, Camera body, AXS-R RAW Recorder, battery. ![]()
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