1 x Power Switch, 1 x Record Button, 1 x Stills Button, 1 x Scroll Wheel with push integrated into handgrip, 1 x ISO Button, 1 x White Balance, 1 x Shutter Button, 3 x software configurable Fn buttons, 1 x IRIS Button, 1 x Focus Button, 1 x High Frame Rate (HFR) Button, 1 x Zoom Button, 1 x Menu Button and 1 x Playback Button. A 3D LUT can also be embedded in metadata of Blackmagic RAW files.
Automatic recording of camera settings and slate data such as project, scene number, take and special notes. Metadata SupportĪutomatically populated lens data from electronic EF lenses. Iris wheel and touchscreen slider for manual iris adjustment on electronically controllable lenses, iris button for instant auto iris settings on compatible lenses. Built in ND FiltersĪuto focus available using compatible lenses. Maximum sensor frame rate dependent on resolution and codec selected. Beware also of gimbal compatibility because, although it is very light, it has a very wide body that makes stabilization very difficult (or, sometimes, downright impossible).Ĭompared to the 6K, the PRO has implemented built-in ND filters and larger, higher-performance batteries, making the new version more versatile.Iris, focus and zoom on supported lenses. Being a film camera, however, it does not have a stabilized sensor or a high-performance autofocus, so we do not recommend it for event reportage, video clips, or, in general, for very dynamic shootings.
It records on a 1TB SSD and can be powered by external power supply, making it a perfect camera for interviews and live streaming (especially when paired with Blackmagic capture cards).
The cinematic paste and incredibly workable files in post have made the BMPCC 6K a favorite camera of independent filmmakers. 1x SSD 1TB USB-C (with cable and stand).It can record in ProRes, in anamorphic format and up to 6K RAW at 50fps. Camera with dual native ISO, wide dynamic range, EF mount and Super35 sensor.
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