UltimateMale

Thrust me canon won't ever get my money anymore as i really feel let down by them. If i need more lens, i'll get the sigma art lens. The bmpcc4k is just too good

I only got the 5dmk3 bcus of magic lantern RAW video and wanted to get the 5dmk4 also only if it gets magic lantern RAW video, but it seems that with BMPCC4k is coming out soon + i really like what am seeing also and the price is just too good, canon will never see my money ever again

Can someone please confirm what the higest frame rate the camera can shoot at

Can't wait to see the specs, but am 100% sure there would be NO 4k in any of them (c100Mk II didn't get 4k so no way a 5d would)

Watched the video and thought to myself, love the creativity but quality doesn't do the camera any justice at all.

Do i see canon incorporating 4K into the next EOS camera 7D mkll or 5D mk4? Hell NO. All they'll do next is add things like auto focus to video, more unwanted ISO, 1080p/60p h.264, possibly wi-fi etc. If they ever add 4K,it will be so compressed so it doesn't compete with the 1Dc footage. But thats just my opinion. I personally would prefer 1080p RAW over 4k non-RAW I think its high time we start looking to Blackmagic to answer our prayers for us

Not tryin to be a troll here but my first reaction was the same as JHines, I felt that the BMPC 4k wasn't as sharp and detailed as a 4K footage is suppose to look like. And am not talking about the grading or time of day it was shot. The "Genesis" video from the 5D3 ML RAW does look sharper and more detailed than this BMPC 4K.

https://vimeo.com/68340708 http://ae.tutsplus.com/author/bran-hvitabjorninn/ https://vimeo.com/73658885 https://vimeo.com/65617394 https://vimeo.com/65347677 Hopefully some of these should get you started like it did me, there's also a beginners tut on the Blackmagic website also

I too come from a photography background and am quit good with photoshop and lightroom. I graded some of my Raw videos (from 5D3 ML) in lightroom and was really really impress with what i got. But the work flow from lightroom to After effects then into premiere is really long, which is why i started learning how to use Davinci just of recent (4 weeks now). I can garantee you the Resolve is the way forward as the workflow is really fast and with time as you start to learn little by little, you will love the combination between BMCC and Resolve. Watch tutorials on Resolve 9 and apply what you learn to Resolve 10, it will work. Something i manage to get while experimenting and playing around with it