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4K Pocket size digital film camera
6K Pocket size digital film camera
Blackmagic URSA Broadcast Camera is a field and studio production powerhouse. Featuring a native B4 mount for standard 2/3" broadcast lenses means that the URSA Broadcast will be at home on a studio sled behind a box lens just as much as it will be on the shoulder of a news coverage camera operator.
URSA Broadcast including Fuji LA16 lens.
About Fujinon LA16x8BRM lens:
URSA Mini Pro 4.6K G2 is a next generation digital film camera with updated electronics and a high performance 4.6K HDR image sensor for shooting at up to 300 frames per second. You get a Super 35mm 4.6K sensor with 15 stops of dynamic range, built in optical ND filters, interchangeable EF lens mount that can be swapped for optional PL, B4 or F mounts, Blackmagic RAW and ProRes recording to dual CFast or dual SD cards, and an innovative USB-C expansion port for recording directly to external disks.
The Edge will power the BMD Pocket 4k for 4 hours continually, vs. a standard LPE6 battery pack which only provides 45min, making it a perfect solution for production.
Blackmagic URSA Mini SSD Recorder lets you record Cinema DNG or ProRes files onto standard 2.5” SSD Media with your URSA Mini Pro camera! That means you can use commonly available and inexpensive high capacity solid state media! The SSD media can record full resolution 4K and 4.6K 12-bit RAW files. Plus, SSD media comes in much larger sizes so you can record longer without having to change cards!
Miniaturized HD and Ultra HD live studio camera that can be remote controlled via SDI.
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