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Kinefinity KineMAX Cinema Camera

The Kinefinity KineMAX 6K is a 5760 x 3240 (6K) Super 35 cinema camera — with 6K (5760 x 3240) video. Check GearFocus for current availability, with buyer protection on every purchase.

Kinefinity KineMAX Cinema Camera

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Camera Overview — Kinefinity KineMAX 6K

The Kinefinity KineMAX is a professional cinema camera built around a Super 35 sensor capable of capturing 6K resolution footage at 5760 x 3240 pixels. Designed with cinematographers in mind, it offers a broad range of recording formats including CinemaDNG RAW, Apple ProRes 4444, H.264, and H.265, alongside the camera's own KineLOG color profile and support for custom LUT uploads. This flexibility makes it well-suited to a variety of production pipelines, from high-end narrative work to documentary shoots.

Video is recorded at up to 12-bit depth across 6K, 4K, 2K, and HD modes, with a unique 14-bit option available in the 3K binning mode for shooters who prioritize color latitude over resolution. Frame rate options range from 24fps through to a maximum of 225fps, opening up significant slow-motion possibilities. The camera uses a PL mount, making it compatible with a wide range of professional cinema lenses, and accepts V-mount or Anton Bauer batteries for extended field use.

Storage is handled via SSD. Connectivity includes Full HDMI output, Wi-Fi, USB, a 3.5mm headphone jack, and an XLR input with 48V phantom power for professional audio. The body is constructed from aluminum alloy, and operation is manual focus only.

Key Features — Kinefinity KineMAX 6K

6K Super 35 Sensor: Captures footage at 5760 x 3240 pixels on a Super 35 sensor, delivering high-resolution imagery suited to professional narrative and documentary productions.

Multiple Recording Formats: Records in CinemaDNG RAW, Apple ProRes 4444, H.264, and H.265, giving editors flexibility across a wide range of post-production pipelines.

12-Bit and 14-Bit Recording: Shoots at 12-bit across 6K, 4K, 2K, and HD modes, with 14-bit available in 3K binning mode for shooters prioritizing maximum color latitude.

High Frame Rate Options: Supports frame rates up to 225fps at lower resolutions, enabling significant slow-motion capture in-camera without external hardware.

KineLOG and Custom LUTs: Offers KineLOG color profile and custom LUT upload support, allowing shooters to tailor on-set monitoring and post-production workflows to their pipeline.

PL Mount: Industry-standard PL mount provides compatibility with a broad range of professional cinema lenses from manufacturers including ARRI, Zeiss, and Cooke.

Camera Specifications — Kinefinity KineMAX 6K

Kinefinity KineMAX 6K full specifications
SpecDetail
Use CasesDocumentary, Video / Cinematography
TypeOther
SensorSuper 35
Resolution5760 x 3240 (6K)
ISO Range400 – 800
AF SystemManual Focus Only
AF PointsManual focus only
Max Photo Resolution5760 x 3240 (18+ MP)
Max Video Resolution6K (5760 x 3240)
Max Frame RateOther
Bit Depth12-bit (6K/4K/2K/HD), 14-bit (3K binning mode)
Video Color ProfilesKineLOG, CinemaDNG RAW, Apple ProRes 4444, H264, H265

Description — Kinefinity KineMAX 6K

The Kinefinity KineMAX is a dedicated cinema camera featuring a Super 35 sensor with a native resolution of 5760 x 3240 (6K). It records in a range of professional formats — including CinemaDNG RAW, Apple ProRes 4444, H.264, and H.265 — and supports KineLOG alongside custom LUT upload for color flexibility in post. Recording is possible at 12-bit depth across 6K, 4K, 2K, and HD modes, with 14-bit available in the dedicated 3K binning mode.

Frame rates extend from 24fps up to a maximum of 225fps, making slow-motion a genuine production tool rather than an afterthought. The camera uses a PL mount and is powered by V-mount or Anton Bauer batteries. Audio connectivity includes an XLR input with 48V phantom power and a 3.5mm headphone jack.

Video output is via Full HDMI, and Wi-Fi and USB connectivity are also included. The body is built from aluminum alloy, though no weather sealing is present. An external monitor or EVF is required, and all focusing is manual only.

Pros — Kinefinity KineMAX 6K

  • ✓6K sensor resolution (5760 x 3240) provides high-detail capture for professional productions
  • ✓Wide format support including CinemaDNG RAW, Apple ProRes 4444, H.264, and H.265 suits diverse post-production workflows
  • ✓14-bit recording available in 3K binning mode for expanded color depth

Cons — Kinefinity KineMAX 6K

  • ✗No built-in image stabilization of any kind (inBody IS and digital IS both absent)
  • ✗Requires an external monitor or EVF — no built-in display or viewfinder
  • ✗Native ISO range is limited to 400–800, which may restrict performance in low-light situations

Videos — Kinefinity KineMAX 6K

KineMAX 6K - Camera Review & Tests — Tom Antos

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Frequently Asked Questions — Kinefinity KineMAX 6K

What video formats can the KineMAX record?+
The KineMAX supports CinemaDNG RAW, Apple ProRes 4444, H.264, and H.265, as well as KineLOG and custom LUT upload for color management. This gives editors flexibility when working with different post-production pipelines.
What is the maximum frame rate available on the KineMAX?+
The camera can shoot at up to 225fps. It also supports standard cinema and broadcast frame rates including 24fps, 25fps, 30fps, 60fps, and 100fps.
What lenses are compatible with the KineMAX?+
The KineMAX uses a PL mount, which is a standard cinema lens mount used across a wide range of professional cinema lenses. No other lens mounts are listed in the specifications.
Does the KineMAX have a built-in monitor or viewfinder?+
No — the specifications indicate that an external monitor or EVF is required. There is no built-in display or viewfinder on the camera body.
What bit depth does the KineMAX record at?+
The camera records at 12-bit in 6K, 4K, 2K, and HD modes. A 14-bit recording option is available specifically in the 3K binning mode.
What power and storage options does the KineMAX use?+
The KineMAX is powered by V-mount or Anton Bauer batteries, which are widely used industry-standard battery systems. Storage is via SSD, keeping media management straightforward on professional sets.

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