A license key for DaVinci Resolve Studio is included for versatile post-production control. Additional features include the same Blackmagic OS as the URSA Mini, and Bluetooth remote control. The menu and interface are the same as the ones found on the URSA Mini camera, and 3D LUTs can be applied for monitoring or for baking in your look when you're ready to commit.Īudio features include a mini-XLR input with phantom power for pro-style mics, a 3.5mm jack, and an internal stereo mic. The Pocket Cinema Camera 4K's 5' touchscreen LCD display reduces the need for an external, onboard monitor, while a full-sized HDMI port enables you to output a signal to a larger display. Record using the internal CFast 2.0 and SD/UHS-II card slots, or employ the USB-C output for capturing longer clips to an external drive. A dual-native ISO up to 25,600 is featured for low-light capture, and 13 stops of dynamic range provide rich HDR images. Its Micro Four Thirds lens mount accommodates the original, lightweight Pocket Cinema Camera lenses, and can be used with PL, C, EF, and other lenses with the use of separately available adapters. Slow-motion rates up to 120 fps are available in cropped Full HD. As the title says, I don't need a super shallow depth of field, so it's really just about the amount of light.The Blackmagic Design Pocket Cinema Camera 4K features a 4/3' sensor for capturing up to 4096 x 2160 DCI 4K images at rates up to 60 fps in a variety of codecs including CinemaDNG Raw/Raw 3:1/Raw 4:1, and various ProRes 422 options.

I know that the Sigma would still be able to receive more light than the Olympus, and with a 0.7x speedbooster that means the Sigma will be around f/1.2, right? Which is super tempting.īut if the ISO capabilities of the BMPCC 4K is good enough for night shots, I'm thinking of just getting the Olympus. But mostly I'm interested in the amount of stops I'll be getting. I've researched the two lens for my BMPCC 4K and I'm aware of the other considerations like their size and price difference.

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