Blackmagic pocket cinema camera 4k sample footage






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The Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 4K has been extremely well received by the community here at EOSHD and I want to thank John Brawley for giving his time to answer questions and. Which is very good when you are using hard lights, because you have detail well into the shadows under leaves and things. All items on this website are copyright Blackmagic Design Pty.
It might have just been a basic lut with no WB adjustment. I like how the camera moves in 24p. I cannot see myself using the 60p for anything other than lovely 4K slow-mo, but it will be a good fit for broadcast.
If the usability holds up BIG IF with BMD. BM blew it here. You expect all of this from big cameras, but not something this small with that little of a price. Other manufactures usually put together impressive demo elements before release with carefully selected footage. A little more clarity on the post process they used would have been helpful. To top it off, the camera can record to any USB-C external drive, eliminating the need for expensive proprietary media. All trademarks are property of their respective owners. 
Products - We don't normally run pieces on consecutive days about the same camera, but the Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera is easily the biggest camera story of the year, judging by traffic to RedShark articles about it. It looks very filmic to me.
We have been publishing a lot of content about the lately, as its supposed shipping date of September draws closer. While a lot of media outlets have had hands-on time , no actual footage from the camera had previously been seen. What do we know? It has been shot by Vancouver-based cinematographer , in RAW, using ISOs of 400, 1250 and 2500. A has been utilised, to get the shallow depth of field seen throughout a lot of the clip, using the lens, as well as the prime. The content is clearly geared to showing off the cameras dynamic range, featuring high contrast scenery like rather dark forests, with sunlight breaking through the treetops, or caves by a bright seaside. According to Wyatt, he used the high ISOs to capture the darker parts of the trees, while still retaining the highlights. I feel most cameras would likely struggle with this scene. There is no doubt — the footage is gorgeous and well shot by Wyatt along the west coast of Canada. However, there has also been some criticism concerning older cameras about poor high-ISO performance, with noisy shadows, featuring chroma noise more or less blocky, depending on contrast, or even pattern noise. Blackmagic has stated, that this would be improved on the new. Maybe this shot was pushed a little hard? Some of the shots in the video do have noticeable chroma noise. The shadows of the tree trunks in a particularly high contrast setting seem to have a more organic noise pattern, while one of the beach shots does feature some heavy color patterns in the shadows. As with all cameras, this will be highly dependent on the way you expose your scene and this footage does seem like an improvement, certainly over the previous Pocket Cinema Camera. More Videos updated It seems that Blackmagic is planning to drop new videos daily, showing off new aspects of the BMPCC4k, which is interesting. We have updated the video at the beginning of this article to be a playlist and will be adding more videos as they are released. Raw Files Released on BMPCC4k Gallery Page updated Blackmagic has just updated the of the pages of their website dedicated to the , to include the videos previously released on Youtube, as well as the same quotes by the filmmakers invloved in shooting those. However they have gone a step further and released some raw footage for each clip — meaning you can try for yourself how well the footage grades. Do you think Blackmagic was able to improve high-ISO performance in the first footage from the? How do you like the video and are you still excited about the camera? Let us know in the comments. August 28, 2018 First of, THANKS A LOT Blackmagic Design for your hard work and bringing an affordable cinema camera to us! I love the image, although I think it could have more variety of shots apart from a green forest. I am very happy for this camera and looking forward to see it in my local camera store! Richard Jervis August 28, 2018 Viewing in 4k seems to be an issue with YouTube and the browser you are using at least for me on a mac I investigated this issue after purchasing a 4k monitor. So I watched this specific video on Chrome and it was indeed in 4k res. Funky Punky Monkey Junk August 31, 2018 Except… why the puny sensor? The camera body is big enough to accommodate an APS-C chip, which is exactly what they should have gone with, and an EF mount like their other cameras. I have a BMPC, but would have bought this thing on day one. BM blew it here. It looks very filmic to me. Bato Prosic August 29, 2018 Hey Sandy, Apparently Blackmagic was listening as you were writing your comment. They have now released two more clips, featuring mainly skin tones, which in my opinion are pretty good. The grade in these videos is rather neutral, more color correction than a real grade, but they look very natural. Regarding the MFT mount and stabilisation: please consider that MFT is one of the best to mounts to adapt. You can adapt to Nikon F, Canon EF, Leica R, M42 and B4 lenses easily — also the aftermarket solutions of those of course, like Tamron or Sigma. In my experience the stabilisation of a Canon L series lens for example, will also be good enough for handheld work, even though this will never match the coupling of a stabilised sensor AND lens of course. This is the format that has defined movies for generations, and represents a sweet spot of cinematic yet manageable DOF. So then you have to go to expensive, exotic lenses to get a decent wide angle. This camera should have had an APS sensor in it. Bato Prosic August 31, 2018 Hi FPMJ, Thanks for your comment! A Super35-size sensor would have been better. I can only assume the problem there might have been cooling. After all, there are simply no cameras on the market featuring internal 12bit RAW recording in this form factor. Heat issues are a likely culprit. Field of view is an issue with MFT and it only gets worse using high frame rates, which increase the crop. However the lens selection is getting better, and cheaper. It features an 8mm for as affordable as 199 USD by SLR-Magic. Not a slouch of a lens if you ask me. Also Speedboosters are still an option.