Pocket Cinema Camera 4K

For wedding photography I think you'd be better off keeping the FX30 as your A camera, especially if you rely on autofocus. The main advantage with the BMPCC 4K is the better flexibility for grading: I have an FX30 as well and while the footage is much more flexible than I feared (in terms of adjust

I love blackmagic design cameras. But a word of warning with the pocket 4K: The rear LCD is pretty dim. If you’re shooting outside in a garden, I wouldn’t do it. You need a brighter rear LCD. The CC6K has that. Plus tilt. I did videos with complete walk-throughs on both of those cameras that will he

Data cards, either CFast2, high quality SDXC cards, or a decent USB-C SSD. The data rate of the P4K even at its lowest settings is likely going to be quite a shock compared to what you're used to out of the 700D. Also I'm noticing that they didn't actually list the focal length of that Samyang lens,

I think (pure speculation) the next Pocket Cinema Camera will be announced within the next two years. If so, I don’t think it will keep the same body design as the current Pocket series (at least I hope not). I know Blackmagic Design likes to reuse its camera bodies, but I don’t think that would mak

Why not do as I have done? I compared Blackmagic Cinema Cameras to Panasonic Lumix Cameras in similar price ranges (since both brands offer huge bang-for-the-buck in terms of professional video and cinema features, functionality, and performance benefits. ~~~ I ended up with a lightly used Lumix GH6

La sostituzione del filtro sulla mia Pocket 4K è stata una di quelle operazioni che ti fanno sudare freddo, ma lasciarla così non era un'opzione. Il filtro originale Blackmagic ha questo difetto cronico: con il tempo e l'umidità, il rivestimento antiriflesso si degrada e si creano delle macchie simi