We seem to have a slight flurry of releases in the higher-end of the ActionCam market, with Sony’s latest FDR-X3000R a powerful entrant in the £500 bracket. As we learned from recent coverage of ...

Not only is the Sony FDR-X3000R capable of shooting 4K and high-speed recordings (for slow motion playback), it does so with Sony's proprietary B.O.SS optical image stabilisation technology.

This tiny action cam’s nicely image stabilized 4K 30fps footage impresses, but an unreliable live view remote makes this variant of the cheaper FDR-X3000 of dubious value. Why you can trust ...

Sony introduced its new Action Cam, the FDR-X300R, last week at IFA 2016.Back then, though, the company only shared details about pricing and availability for Europe.But now we know when it will ...

Sony rolled out a new action camera that sounds ... housing making it able to survive at up to 60m depths. The FDR-X3000R will ship in November at a price of €600.

Sony has launched two robust action cameras that are 4K or HD capable. The FDR-X3000R and the HDR-AS300 Action Cams have either the patented Balanced Optical SteadyShot or BOSS feature in tow.

Sony just released two POV action cameras in 4K and 1080p versions ... by excessive motion during fast-paced sporting activity. The new models include the FDR-X3000R 4K and HDR-AS300R Full HD 1080p ...

Sony has launched a new 4K Action Camthat brings together all of Sony’s imaging expertise to deliver a great video experience and will capture movies that users will be proud to share, save and keep ...

Sony has announced two new action cams, the FDR-X3000R and the HDR-AS300R. The key difference between the two is that the former records in 4K UHD whereas the latter in Full HD. The key feature of ...

During IFA 2016 in Berlin, Sony showcased the FDR-X3000R, the company’s latest flagship action camera, but only gave pricing and availability details for Europe. Now, Sony has confirmed that its ...

Both variants are available this month. Sony FDR-X3000R Again, like JVC, Sony had its own PTZ (pan-tilt-zoom) innovation to mention, in the form of the BRC-X1000, which adds 4K recording to the line.