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27 minutes ago, Turboguard said:

I know this has been talked about before, SD-Cards, just curious. Technically I can shoot 8.5min of 4K DCI RAW 30p with this correct?

https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1317916-REG/sandisk_sdsdxpk_128g_ancin_extremepro_uhs_ii_128gb.html

I have that card, ill let you know when the cam arrives

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1 hour ago, jack86 said:

cables free..If you shoot running it's safer

Someone know if unplugging the cable while recording corrupts all the current clip?

Yeah, no cables.

And I don’t think it corrupts all files, probably the clip you’re recording, but nothing else.

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1 hour ago, Dan Keeble said:

With the new BRAW codec, you shouldn't need to record onto anything other than SD cards. 

BRAW Uncompressed is 550MB/s (30p) and I think if you want to shoot 4K 60p in both 3:1 and Q0 you'd have to use CFast or SSD.

45 minutes ago, jack86 said:

 

I feel like anyone is getting in on P4K train, how can we be sure were this footage is coming from?!

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with BRAW - the blackmagic pocket cinema camera 4k maybe the best smallest cinema camera ever made.

I am curious to see dynamic range, skintones and motion and low light capabilities.

After taking the new Ursa Mini Pro with BRAW for a turn - all the limitations - the low iso, the magneta shifting, the dead skintones - all have been lifted from my eyes

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1 hour ago, Ed_David said:

with BRAW - the blackmagic pocket cinema camera 4k maybe the best smallest cinema camera ever made.

My sentiments exactly.

It seems to me that this camera is going to just get out of the way of the creative process from shooting (good monitor, hopefully good audio, great low light), to editing (low bit rate for ease of playback of multiple video streams), to grading (RAW and recall of the camera shooting settings, and good color science).

Blackmagic has removed the issues that get in the way of me just getting out and shooting and editing.

Dynamic range is a question I would like to answered as well...

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53 minutes ago, DBounce said:

It would be great if this was not slowmo. One cannot judge motion cadence with slow motion footage. 

It's entitled 'Lowlight' so wasn't shot to judge motion cadence.

 

Saying that, there are plenty of shots in there that aren't slow and they look good to me.

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