Lenses Canon 16‑35mm f2.8, Canon 24‑70mm f2.8, Canon 85mm f1.2Ĭamera Rig Manfrotto tripod and monopod, iFootage slider In addition to shooting 6K at 60 fps, you can also record 2.8K images at 120fps for capturing nature in stunning slow motion. It’s like having a video assist built in! That means everything is self-contained and easy to carry so you don’t have to carry around extra monitors, microphones, recorders or other gear. In addition to its high dynamic range sensor, you also get 4 shock resistant microphones, dual media recorders, and a large touchscreen display with focus assist, peaking indicators and more. The Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 6K is ideal because everything you need is built right in. When shooting a nature documentary, you want the smallest possible rig so you can be unobtrusive and out of sight. I have left Blackmagic’s descriptions of what the shoots were and what equipment was used. You can also download material from 6 of these clips. You need to click on the link to view the videos.

There are a series of 9 clips showcasing different shooting scenarios where the Pocket 6K was used. I have uploaded one of the clips in full 6K resolution, but it may take a while before it is available to watch in 6K. Blackmagic has made the original files available so you can color grade them yourself.

If you want to see what footage from the BMPCC 6K looks like you can download a bunch of material directly from Blackmagic.

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