Cameras
Sony FX3
The main cinema body. Full-frame 4K up to 120 fps, S-Cinetone colour and active cooling for a full wedding day.
- Full-frame 4K · 120 fps
- S-Cinetone · S-Log3
- Active cooling, no overheating
Gear · the kit behind the films
Cameras, lenses, stabilisers, aerial, light and sound. This is a sample kit list until GLO confirms the exact equipment; the archive items at the end are real, named in GLO’s own 2014 film.
Sample list · replace with GLO’s confirmed kit
Cameras
The main cinema body. Full-frame 4K up to 120 fps, S-Cinetone colour and active cooling for a full wedding day.
Cameras
Second cinema body for low light: reception halls, kovil lamps, night portraits.
Cameras
The photography body: 33 megapixels for prints, frames and albums.
Lenses
The all-day lens: wide for the manavarai, close for the thaali.
Lenses
Portraits with the background melting away.
Lenses
The storytelling lens for candids and the nalangu.
Stabilisers
Floating moves through the hall and around the manavarai.
Aerial
The kovil gopuram from above, the venue at golden hour, the convoy arriving.
Aerial
The newest aerial camera in the kit.
Light
Daylight-balanced key light for halls and receptions.
Light
Portable flash for outdoor portraits against the sun.
Audio
Clean vows and the priest’s mantras, wirelessly.
Audio
Compact backup channels with on-board recording.
Monitoring
A bigger, brighter picture for focus and exposure on the day.
Archive · 2014
The camera behind the first films on YouTube, shooting 4K at 100 frames per second.
Archive · 2014
The recorder that captured the FS700’s 4K.
Kit through the years
4K at 100 fps, named in the first YouTube films.
Shiran & Sintu, the most-watched film, delivered in 4K.
Highlights graded in HDR for phones and TVs that can show it.
Cinema line bodies, aerial and wireless sound. Confirmed list coming from GLO.