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| Specification | Blackmagic Design Cinema Camera 6K - monture L | Sony ZV-E1 |
|---|---|---|
| Type | ||
| Type (difference) | Cinema mirrorless | Mirrorless |
| Sensor | ||
| Sensor format | Full frame | Full frame |
| Resolution (MP) (difference) | 24 MP | 12 MP |
| Mount | ||
| Mount (difference) | Leica L | Sony E (plein format) |
| Performance | ||
| Burst (difference) | — | 10.0 fps |
| Video (difference) | 6K plein format BRAW | 4K 120 |
| IBIS (difference) | No | Yes |
| Build | ||
| Weight (g) (difference) | — | 483 g |
| Release year (difference) | 2024 | 2023 |
| Price (€) (difference) | €2,700 | €2,800 |
Pick the Blackmagic Cinema Camera 6K if your priority is maximum video resolution (6K BRAW) and a higher stills resolution (24 MP) for hybrid use, and you don’t need in-body stabilization. The Sony ZV-E1 stays the better choice if you value lighter weight (483 g), in-body stabilization, higher frame rates (4K 120), or a slightly lower price (1759 EUR).