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First real life preview of the upcoming Shutter Angle update for the FX3

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Back in January Sony officially announced it will release a major firmware update for the FX3 and FX30 in September 2024 (or later). It will include:

  • Addition of Shutter Angle: Users will be able to choose from both Shutter Speed/Shutter Angle similar to what is available with the FX6
  • Ability to add clip flags to mark shots
  • SRT/RTMP/RTMPS support for live streaming via the Creator’s App

Chris Brockhurst met with the Sony FX3 developer and he displayed to him an FX3 with the beta verison of this new firmware. You can see the video on his IG channel:

Dear Sony…try hard ot release this firmware sooner than expected …and with no bugs liek we had on the A7sIII and A1 firmware udpate!


Thanks to our reader Hannes for spotting and hsaring this!

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