Blackmagic 6K Pro After 5 Months | Honest Review
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- Опубликовано: 13 июл 2024
- We’ve used the Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 6K Pro in our film production company for over 5 months. How much have we used it and who is the camera for?
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0:00 Intro
1:00 The best things with the camera
6:52 The drawbacks
16:24 Who is this camera for?
18:09 Outro 
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Are we just going to ignore how Mattheaus got cut off at the beginning and his face looked so crushed?
Nordic humor :p
Yea just cut the man of like tht🤦🏾♂️ lol
Viking humor
#justiceforMattias
😂
The value you get from this camera is out of this world,the image is second to none. At this price there are no negatives
I disagree. When you can get older digital cine cameras for cheaper than this, I wouldnt recommend it. Think of a Sony F5, for example. Much better image quality and more reliable than this.
As a Blackmagic user I'm glad you liked BM cameras.
@PRIVATE so am guessing the 12k very even lower to $5,999 because then realized it wasn’t punching near it’s weight class … what Armando’s video with epic light media ( c500 vs R5 vs BMD 12k ) then give your opinion ….. am actually honestly waiting to hear what your opinion is … now please don’t respond without watching cuz then It’ll show you are being disingenuous and then no point to you even responding . Because while the bmd 6K is phenomenal I think it ain’t touching the c500 mk II or the c700 .
@PRIVATE lol some logic huh?? Everything you stated about the reason for the price drop is totally opposite what the manufacturers stated. They said, and I quote “ This price reduction has been made possible by efficiencies in manufacturing combined with an improved supply of 12K sensors.” Now am not saying anyone is lying 🤥 but it just doesn’t make any sense to me. Even your logic makes more sense than what they said but hey…
Now am not gonna get into bashing camera’s or trying to go at you so I’ll say this ..
I think we can both agree that, when we buy a cameras, the camera body doesn’t matter, what we are paying for is the Data / information that these sensors are able to capture I.e ( how far we can push/pull these data’s in post production before they break ) now that being said, and as someone who currently owns Arri Alexa mini , BMPCC 6K, Red Helius 8k , canon c500 mk II and RED monstro … the bmd 6K pro is a phenomenal camera and I said that earlier in my first comment to u, beautiful images, even straight outta camera and to work with. Ergonomics / menu system is impeccable it even pulls its own weight against most cameras out there but when it comes to the post or amount of Data in post production am able to pull, it’s not better than these cameras I listed and again let me be clear I don’t even believe one camera is better than the other if I am truly honest with you because at the end of the day lighting is more important but I still think we can have these conversations without taking things personal or insult each other .
To even go further , bmpcc 6K is great but it isn’t better than the BMD ursa mini G2 and there are tons of projects to prove that … now let’s remember I said earlier I don’t even believe in one camera is better but for people to light their scenes period … as for cameras being too sharp I’ll say probably the ones that you’ve used are too sharp … the higher end theirs are not …that being said I think we can all coexist peacefully as film-makers and make a living which is the most important thing. 😎 have a nice day.
Love the multiple perspectives in this review. Really shows how every cinematographer has different needs and tastes.
I really like how straightforward this one was. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
About the battery (I have the regular 6k) : I mounted a smallrig adapter for sony np750 batteries to the cage, with a dummy battery inside the camera. It does become more messy, but you can still use it on a gimbal and the battery life is much more reliable + an hour of constant use probably.
Also, I use an SSD but never experienced any issues with that.
I already have the pocket 4K and I love it! Still watching 6K review because I really like your videos!
Very excited to hear there are more Making a Film Company episodes on the way! Fantastic series
If Blackmagic ever gets their ergonomics and battery life figured out, I'd definitely consider switching back to them (although I have all E mount lenses now so probably I'm Sony for life now). But I am currently on the Sony FX3 because it's just a better camera for run and gun shooting and working quickly. But there is something appealing about the Blackmagic cameras. Just a quality to the image I've always liked. And Braw and ProRes are wonderful formats.
Blackmagic 6K has EF mount.
Ergonimics and battery life are a problem but there are solutions.
@@robertcastiglione9871 They're not good enough solutions though. I find my 4k fails on me a lot.
Yes, it's interesting that a company would put in so much effort into making a good camera and getting many things right and then fail on the basics such as power options and ergonomics which is of utmost importance in camera work.
@@catmate8358 I'm torn. I hope some new cameras come out because yea, these cameras don't look super reliable, albeit good image.
You guys are awesome. Refreshing to hear genuine input for a change.
I really like the honesty put into the video with all three of you giving your opinions. I've just bought my first Blackmagic Pocket 4K and I'm in love with it! 😊✌
Love the fact that you can choose between so many media types. I use the juggler 1 and 2 TB drives and the Samsung T5 and never had any issues. Plus… faster data rates on SSDs, especially the juggler, than what’s available on c fast right now. Love that BM gave people the freedom to choose their media.
Thx guys! I love the 3-way conversation and different opinions, different personalities, different uses. I love the fact that you’re not trying to sell me something! Keep up the great work!
Great review! I think it’s an awesome camera, especially for the money it has some many professional features. I’ve used it on many pro shoots and it holds its own against bigger cams easily.
Clear, honest and very focused info. I think I’m ready to try this camera. Thank u - your expertise is appreciated. Blessings
I have the AB Titon and I love running with it. Having that flat base on my left hand just feels great, It also tells me how much time I've got left.So that was my solution . Love your video, having different opinions just makes it real!
I've got the same batteries for my 6kpro and I love them. So compact and easy to travel with too.
Thanks guys for the honest review, it helped me a lot for my decision!
this camera is a dream. $2500 usd for such an amazing image and a software that allows you to color grade professionally is absolutely amazing. my last video I used 4 nodes to get this look.
I just love the Blackmagic menus! Everything is so intuitive and clean…
Finally a new Andyax video! Stå på gutta :)
phenom video. love the personalities and commentary. appreciate this so much!
Great video, I have the 6k, actually 2 of them, and 2 4k camera's. The disadvantages are easily fixed in my opinion. The ease of use with BRAW far outweighs the drawbacks. I have a ZCam E2S6 6k that is also great affordable, not cheap, cinema camera. The ability to edit 6K RAW on a laptop in Davinci Resolve can't be beat. Especially considering that the color grading is far superior in Resolve than in Premiere and FCP. All camera's have pros and cons so there is no true perfect camera. The better question is what camera is right for you and your workflow. Of all the years I have been in the business I have never had someone ask me what resolution or what camera I used. Also I have never used a DSLR to shoot any video, I've seen other videographers struggle to get people to stop posing thinking they taking pictures instead of video. Great content Love the Episodes, keep creating and thank you for the info
sir i am an indie film maker which camera from black magic do you suggest for me?
BM fanboy cope.
One quick note about SSD and cables: Tilta among others have perfect length USB C cables that remove the clunk and also lock to the cage and SSD removing that layer of worry as well. Have backups on set and you are still far cheaper than Cfast while mitigating risk. Great, honest review! Tilta also makes a EVF relocate cable for shoulder rig use with the EVF. Edit: My biggest complaint with BMD is why oh why did they put a USB 3.1 Gen 1 and not Gen 2 port in this camera!!!!
*Yes with 1To Cfast you could buy like 3 to 4 1To T5 ssds,* that you can dirreclty plug into your pc and can also work as working drive... So having 1 or 2 spares is still cheaper than having 1 Cfast 🙄
@@PierreLeCaillou One other benefit that I've run into is the SSD seemed to be less prone to static charges that can kill a CFAST. I've lost too many CFAST to count by simply removing the card and walking across a carpeted room. Ugg... SSD all the way!
Great honest video - Thank you as I just received mine last week!
Blackmagic update actually corrected the in camera stabilization called (Gyro Stabilization ) as of Tuesday July 5th 2022
A very honest and straight to the point review. You just forgot to mention the dynamic range is superb and likely better than the C300 in final footage results. thx guys
Ridiculous! Cined has already tested this and the 6k has 11.8 stops @ SNR=2. The C300 is 12.8 stops @ SNR = 2. Please stop spreading fake information.
Thanks, love when I see you have a new video :) Love, of course to you-know-who, and thanks for some great information here. Thumbs up 👍
Hi guys, this pocket 6K is for film production, high end music videos and commercials.. Guys shooting movies do not care about the battery life because they rig it up for film production. It is not a run and gun camera. I wish people will understand that. It was created for controlled environment. Besides that, I enjoyed the video.
On the issue of manual focus.....I have been in filmmaking for 15 years, and I have never had automatic focus. I only know using manual focus on a film shoot. I can imagine times when it would be convenient, but I have never missed a shot because of manual focus.
But what if you want to film yourself?
@@naomishindou7197 - I either have my wife position herself where I am going to be, or I put an object in the space I am going to be in, set focus, and then shoot a few seconds of myself and look at the footage to verify the focus is right. My camera never 'hunts" for focus while shooting myself this way. It simply stays in focus. To be frank though, I am rarely ever shooting myself. I am almost always shooting a film.
@@northcoaststudios gee the same way we did things for decades without autofocus. The poor little spoiled emasculated soy latte boys must have such a hard life if their AF acts up. HINT to the soy boys, many times your AF really sucks but you are so obsessed with it you don't see the errors in your productions.
@@naomishindou7197 black magic were not made for vloggers.
Personally I like the extra grip & weight the battery grip offers. I mostly shoot off tripod though, and handheld when I can't. I'm not sure how it affects gimbal set-ups. Enjoyed the video guys - thanks!
Hey, thank you for the great review. I've been filmmaking for 4 months with the BMPCC 6k and I can safely say is probably the only camera under 3000 USD you can use to create a perfect film look, practically as high-end as you want (in postproduction). I agree with you on almost everything. What I must comment, as a sort of clarifications:
- Adaptative compression in RAW, Q5, allows you to save a LOT of space for shots in the same location. A normal SD card can give you 30minutes in 6k sometimes.
- If you prepare your SSD rig carefully, it is safe enough and not too problematic. Even with a stabilizer as Ronin DJI, Zhiyun Weebill, etc (although it is true what you say, less comfortable).
- I would say this is a dream camera if you plan to work with connection to the AC grid (no need for batteries) because the battery will be always a BIG concern with BMPCC 6k (or pro).
I haven't had problems with the aliasing yet; thank you very much for mentioning it! Now I can be aware of that if the moment comes to solve that kind of issue.
Can't you connect an external battery to the camera and be good? I mean it a a lot of wires but shit
@@nathancasey7712 Yes, you can. But it is too messy: I only do that if I'm going to be static on a tripod. Once I tried to use it while moving and the shots were too messy (you can not use stabilizers if you use an external battery).
When you say "only camera under 3000", are you considering the used market? If so, you are lying or misinformed. Many good used cine cameras under 3k now that are more reliable than this thing.
@@mpbootcamp7009 Yes, I'm excluding the used market. I've had bad experiences there.
@@SevenPhotonsFilms Perhaps you have. I had a buddy that bought three Ursa Mini G2 cams before he got one that worked properly. And these were new cameras. Frightening how bad the QC is from BM for their "flagship" line.
own it and love it, some things not so much. My first go left me breathless. was laying in bed grading at 2 am (of course) and just stared at the image. just looked so gorgeous and just.. was just so pretty. such film like qualities ive not seen in a body this cheap. I can deal with the shortcomings for this image. Also MY biggest gripe is being locked out and not being able to use prorez or BRAW for certain settings. bummer but I can live with it. thanks for the review
This is an awesome review. Really in depth, weighing both pros and cons.
One pro that wasn't mentioned, you can edit from the SSD. I shoot with the 4k and I edit off the SSD all the time.
Also never once had a problem with the ssd, so I'd be interested to hear more. I've shot for over two years in all scenarios with the 4k and never a problem.
What SSD are you using mate?
@@victorcea1508 samsung T5
i'm always impressed by this channel.
I shoot everything with BRAW 6K Q5 these days. Its amazingly good. Takes less space than all the prores, except 1080. I am completely in love with BRAW and davinci resolve. Love the colors and how light and fast it is to work with. The camera a bit "clunky" and the battery life is a bit of a hazzle. Maybe they should try the RED form factor.
Resolve is dope, I will admit. But BM will not listen to their customer base on the form factor. They care more about doing whatever sounds good in their head then paying attention to the people giving them money. I dont like their cameras tbh
i first saw your video about gh4+sigma18-35 6years ago and it led me to buy those combination. now im considering to buy bmpcc6k pro and watching this video. thanks for always making good review and tutorial!
Thanks for your comment Jay :) I hope the GH4 and Sigma has been working great for you!
Would love to do a comparison between the Panasonic S1 and Blackmagic Pocket cinema 6K Pro.
Especially with the Panasonic S1 updates
speaking of interviews with stripes.......I still remember shooting interviews on the canon 600d/t3i..........the moire and aliasing was a pain. in comparison the 6k pro looks pretty good, I don't think most people would notice it (I barely noticed when watching in 1080p, wonder if you could just blur the shirt a little in post to cut down on the moire)
Thanks for the video!
Great info! Thank you.
I’m still very happy with the duo GH4 and GH5 (with the Nokton 10.5 and 25mm f0.95) and waiting for the GH6. But of course everything depends on which kind of video/Film you want/need to produce.
We are too
I love the 6K pro. I use the NP 570 batteries, which are recommended. They last about 50 - 60 minutes using in plus C°. I have the Angelbird CFast cards, they are fast as hell and relyable. In interview situations I always use DC power. If I need two phantom powerded mics on this cam, the second needs battery power, wich is a small downside. Also miss the moiree filter sometimes. But all in all an amazing cam for the price.
Right for interviews you should always be able to plug in. Or just use a battery bank
I am just starting out with new cameras. I worked in television news years ago in producing & editing news stories & doing the voiceover. But honestly, I was looking at a camera that was below $400. I can still enjoy your videos & classes.
get an a6000
Turned out great!!
Just shot 2 commercials in 2 days with a 6k pro. Nothing fancy, but I used the supplied camera strap amd davinci for stabilisation and is very good. For storage I used a CF card 256gb and a pocket full of NP55 batteries. This set up works grewt with no cable tangles.
Great information, thanks for the video.
love your videos!
I think this camera is for people doing broadcast type videos with the ATEM MINI switchers who occasionally want to do some cinematography. Great video, thanks. I will be purchasing the G2 in the near future.
Thanks for the review guys. I love my 4k, but have been thinking of picking up the 6k pro, but the damn battery life! Those v-mount batteries destroy my back lol. ha det from the states 🇺🇸
Great review !
Good review!
Love the b-roll of the camera
No polar bears were hurt in the making of this video
Rawlite just made the internal OLPF and IR cut for the 6k pro
Great video. I currently have the BMPCC4K, and I love it. I've been thinking that I would pick up the BMPCC6K PRO to replace it. So, that's still a possibility. The one other camera that I would consider over it, would be the Sony FX3. But, that's only if I could afford it.
Thanks for this neutral video with different oppinions! That was really nice and interesting.
Great video. Thank you
Ahhh! love the intro😂
First of all congrats for your content. I love it.
I bought a Portkeys Keygrip 9over 3 months ago and still haven't had the chance to even use it as it did not include any control cables. I have 2 systems, Panasonic and Canon, and both mirror and mirrorless, so I had to order cables from Portkeys for 4 cameras, plus the Nucleus nano for focus. In total, cables added up 180 € which is ridiculous. On top of that, everyy comes fry China, so will have to wait 1,2 or 3 week s or even a month to try this thing. Not happy.
Oh shit, I remember you were filming in dslr 😂 was learning from you a lot :) thank you
The Blackmagic 6K Pro is an awesome camera for the best price in the market. If there is a better solution for batterie life, auto-focus, stabilization and 4K 120 fps, the camera will be even for 2 times the price one of the big winners in the industry.
Your English is so good I forget that it's your 2nd or 3rd language. Great video. Id like if you guys reviewed the cx-350 panasonic video camera in all-intra mode (.265) and show humans more in your videos please (and sound....from the XLR out) Thank you!
I love my 6K Pro...it has it's issues but I bought mine open box for $2000 and a sigma 18-35mm for $390 :)
you scored! camera is a beast. they can use a npf- battery plate w/ a npf-750 attached to the cage near the cold shoe slot and run this camera for 3hrs with a lower profile than a handle.
@@bmefilms6879 was a crazy good deal for the combo ! all cash, no taxes :) I actually use a DC power pack and connect it to the DC power outlet on the 6K lasts about 3 hours as well ! I just put the power pack in my pocket, works great @
great deal
Damn! Where?
It's a dope for me ! I've the tilta cage.
I'm surprised you didn't compare the 6k pro to your S1H, Anders. Any reason why not? Totally agree with the anti aliasing filter issue and loved when you and morten went down the 'moire' rabbit hole. Good to see another video from you guys and looking forward to more BTS of a film production company.
We had to deliver back the S1H :/ We only loaned it. The BTS will be awesome! :D
@@Andyax If you had to choose between the 2? ... ;)
@@morgan-films Ah, that's a difficult choice. To be honest, I don't know. I wish we had the S1H longer to test it out even more.
This camera in a box body (like red komodo) I buy 10 of them... ;) Thanks for the video!
deym sigma 18-35mm and 50-100mm f1.8 my go to lens. also i have 150-600mm sigma too. solid line up
Entertaining video! I have tried to use the EVF but the eyecups are loose - already lost the biggest one🙁
Very insightful! Can you list the parts on the rig? The top handle etc.
We STILL use the 4k because of the better mount. It's crazy to have almost disposable cameras to take in the field and leave a "good" camera in the studio. Love 'em.
Z Cam is good alternative. I love my E2-M4.
Continue 💝
bro, he totally cut you off introducing matin in the beginning LOL . Cinematographers rock !
if you're doing something small, just use NPF batteries. We use it for all our shoots
Awesome
What's interesting is that I contacted Blackmagic because I was interested in buying one of the Pocket Cinema cameras, but was worried about aliasing issues. The technician told me that their cameras had no such issues with their cameras, which I knew to be incorrect. I wasn't happy with their arrogant response, so I went with Panasonic
BM is arrogant. If you look at old videos, you can find Grant Petty insulting customers as ":trolls" because they reported his old Ursa cam had a black sun issue. He is an old fool who doesnt admit mistakes. Reminds me of Jim Jannard from Red back in the day.
Do a video about the equipment you use in your Production Company with the prices.
I’m definitely not first 😜 Grei gjennomgang 😊 Hadde vert kjekt å sett en video der dere sammenligner kameraet med Sony A1 😊Har dere prøvd A7SIII foresten?
Det kunne vært spennende ja! Bør lage en video om det kameraet etterhvert :) Nei, vi har faktisk ikke det!
Hey I know you 👋
@@tombuck I know you too 😃
you can flip your vmount upside down or put it on a 90 degree and have it vert so you can see the screen
Can you clarify why you like the viewfinder? My style is very much the same as Andy's, much prefer not having a rig, so was wondering if the reason was improving run and gun. My favorite lenses don't have OIS which has made the BMPCC 4k a hassle sometimes.
Thanks for the review guys :). But, I'm seriously curious about your take on the EVA 1 after using it all these years. In my experience, I found it to be a very difficult camera to work with, and very noisy as well, I would love to know your inputs on this. Cheers guys from a life long fan.
Hi Med! Have you tried turning on the internal noise reduction? And I recommend you to overexpose a bit when shooting in v-log, to avoid noise and get a better looking image. You are able to recover a lot of the highlights in post. And do you shoot in H.265? I think that works great. What else do you think is difficult with it? :)
@@Andyax Thank you Andy for your reply. Yes, I do shoot in HEVC, and I tired the NR settings, the Smooth option is good but it does render the image very soft, NR2 is okey. I found that even if the image is very noisy at high ISOs it retain a lot of details and it is perfect for a post production noise reduction workflow, which is not something I am used to. I tried to ETTR, the image is definitely less noisy, it is hard in lowlight situation to ETTR in a Run&gun situation. Properly color correcting the footage definitely reduces the noise, but you have to nail the perfect exposure to keep the great DR that EVA has. I'm coming from the Canon C-line cameras and these cameras just "work", I find some aspects of operating the EVA a bit frustrating, like changing frame rate, changing ISO & WB, the internal ND filters are not enough, changing Audio settings (u have to go to menu, no external buttons), LCD is not good outdoors and you need another screen on top, and the lack of a proper internal NR algorithms... In my eyes, everything in the EVA 1 screams controlled shooting not Run&Gun and quick turnaround projects which is mostly what I do. But when everything works, the image is very very beautiful. All of these points may be coming from the lack of experience I have with the EVA 1, so hearing from someone else's experience is always important, I'm sure most of these drawbacks are a matter of learning and practicing. Sorry for this long comment and thanks for your time, Andy.
@@mransi Thanks for sharing this Med! I don't think you are the only one who have this opinions. And I understand that you might look at many of the things EVA1 has as a downgrade when coming from the Canon C-line! They produce very clean images and solve many of things you write. I think I'm just so used to the EVA1 that I don't think too much about the "downsides". I like that it is very light weighted, the battery last for ages and it produce great images. And I think the audio settings are easy to understand and operate and the ND filters are strong enough, hehe :)
@@Andyax They are strong enough, but not for the Moroccan sun 😂. Thank you so much for this conversation, as u said when u get used to the Camera you overcome many of these issues, as a matter of fact I did way more testing this two days and I'm starting to get the hang of it. In conclusion, two things are for sure, the image of the EVA 1 is gorgeous and you are awesome.
Cheers :)
I really enjoyed listening to you guys! I also have a BMPCC 6k. It is a huge improvement to what I was using before!
Greetings from Dubai!
wow, you are an interesting person! I lived in Dubai as a kid. pretty different now...
IF I DIDN'T have MFT glass i would have gone for the 6k pro but all my glass is an MFT and Lumix so I went with the 4k i got a used one from B&H witch was brand new you could say with software for sub-1000 with tax. I love the RAW also I have the first-gen.
I own 3 I love them I also have a pocket cinema 4k With MFT lens. If you want a small Camera thats the one for you.
MANUAL FOCUS FTW !
I hate when people label this camera as a B cam when they have a loyal bias to other brands. This camera can shoot raw that rivals Alexa cameras. The footage only falls apart when you’re trying to massively stylize the image in your grade. But if you light your scenes with that in mind the footage is absolutely beautiful and can be matched to cameras in the 10k and up range!?! This isn’t a B camera, it’s a powerful tool that can be whatever you want it to be. For someone with a GH5 upgrading... this isn’t a B camera. For someone with a first generation Ursa 4K, this isn’t a B camera; shooting 6k BRAW with massive uncompressed 10 Bit. It’s all about the shooter and the knowledge he has with the tool he’s using. This Camera is a A cam, B cam, and a C cam. Hell, any Red camera can be a B camera as well. I just think that the B camera labels detract away from the amazing features and possibilities this camera brings to the industry.
Yeah I think they're just looking at it from a certain perspective being in the industry for a long time
Braw is 12 bit log, from 16 bit linear data
You show your newbie status with a comment like this. YOU might think it is an amazing camera but when you have had access to whatever you want, this camera is nothing special and is actually a nuisance. Talk to an experienced DP in LA for example. They might think it is a nifty little cam and might even own one personally. However, they would never use it as an A cam on an expensive project. Arri isnt just the A cam because it has amazing images (which it does). It is also the workflow, reliability, trusted name, industry standard accessories (BNC, for example which the 6k Pro doesnt have), etc. How can this be a pro camera when it uses HDMI for monitor out? Do you know how terrible of an idea HDMI is for monitors on a real set? Those things twist easy and can be pulled out or ripped out and ruin the jack so you are SOL.
Dude on the left shoots bomb ass images 👌🏼
Good bro
Hey guys, your channel has been super helpful. Do you guys leave an IR cut filter on top all the time when using these cameras? I’ll be getting my Pocket 6k (not PRO) soon and can’t quite decide whether or not I need an IR cut filter and when exactly should I use it.
I leave one on all the time just in case. I had pretty bad IR pollution a few times before getting the Hoya IR Cut filter but I can't really say when it does and does not occur, seems quite random to me so better play it safe. It is worth noting though that IR cut filters will cause a green/cyan vignette with focal lenghts wider than 60 degrees, or 23mm on the P6K sensor.
@@anttiheik hey thanks so much for the reply, makes perfect sense, I’ve left one on permanently as well!
14:28 Clever dad joke right there :D
Hey Anders can you please link to the shoulder rig setup that you use for the Pocket6K pro? In particular the type of handles, thank you.
Awesome video sir 👏. Sir does BMPCC 6k pro have similar video quality when compared to SONY A1 what are your thoughts 🤔💭.
Sir, I can buy the blackmagic 6k pro for theater release film making
Please reply sir
i really like the first minutes 😂
Bruker dere LUTS til 6 pro, eller fargekorrigering fra bunn av i Davinci Resolve ? Jeg har selv kjøpt de og er glad for det. Så at dere nevnte at det var lett å korrigere 2 kameraer..Bruker dere Xrite colorchecker passport da eller ?
I've been shooting for 40 years. Doesn't matter what cam you're using. Bad lighting and sound ruins your final product. AND, content is the key. I shot an infomercial on a SD 3/4 U-matic that had a terrific script that made 12million that year. I could take my used $700 HD Sony cam and make the same type of successful show if I had a great script.
What stabilisation system is that at 1:10 please?
Battery life is great since it is powering camera and big screen and external battery is not a problem.
Now I would recommend their 6k gen 2 over the 6k pro for beginners as it has most of the same features but cheaper
But f.e. no NDs, so I am not sure if really cheaper in the end?...!
@@Excalibrr1 depends if you can live without built in ones, a lot of people can the 4K doesn’t have them
I love bmd cameras but i truly need af and evf so i use my p4k very little. I truly hope that af can be made with their here new sensor