Kinefinity Vista 6K Cinema Camera Now Available for Preorder

The Kinefinity Vista's entry into the market provides cinematographers with a high-performance, modular 6K camera at a competitive price. Its feature set challenges established high-end digital cinema options, potentially increasing access to advanced production capabilities. Competitors will need to assess the Vista's value proposition against their own offerings. The key signal to watch is the adoption rate among independent filmmakers and smaller production houses, indicating its impact on democratizing high-resolution cinema capture.

The Kinefinity Vista was first teased at NAB 2026, generating interest for its sub-$3,000 price point for a full-frame 6K camera in a compact body (CineD, June 2026). During an early bird promotion through June 18, 2026, the body alone is available for $1,999 USD, a $500 discount from its MSRP of $2,499 (Newsshooter, June 2026). This pricing strategy positions the Vista significantly below Kinefinity's established MAVO Edge line, which typically starts around $9,999, indicating a strategic move into a more accessible market segment (CineD, June 2026). The camera measures 101 x 87 x 65mm and weighs 610g without a battery, making it small enough to fit in a jacket pocket (CineD, June 2026; Newsshooter, June 2026). It includes a built-in 220GB SSD for internal recording alongside a CFexpress Type B card slot, offering flexible recording and offload strategies (CineD, June 2026). While it retains a dual base ISO of 800 and 5120, a notable difference from the MAVO Edge 6K is the absence of a built-in e-ND filter (Newsshooter, June 2026). The camera also features a flip-out, 4-inch 6:5 Retina OLED touchscreen rated at 700 nits, which supports multi-touch control and 360-degree rotation (CineD, June 2026).