But as we know, resolution isn't everything. If you want to deliver 8K images you're going to want more resolution that 8K.

The camera provides 12K at 60fps, or scaling for 8K or 4K RAW up to 110fps.īlackmagic says 'oversampling from 12K gives customers the best 8K and 4K images with the subtle skin tones and extraordinary detail of high end still cameras.' They're right. The 12K sensor is said to have equal amount of red, green, and blue and is optimized for multiple resolutions including 4K and 8K. According to the company, filmmakers can expect up to 14 stops of dynamic range and a native ISO of 800, which is similar to ARRI's Alexa and Mini cameras.

Compatible with new Blackmagic URSA Mini Recorderīlackmagic jumped 8K and went with a native resolution of 12,288 x 6480 for its Super 35 sensor that touts 80 megapixels.

Includes DaVinci Resolve Studio for post production.SuperSpeed USB-C for recording to external disks.PL mount included, EF and F mounts available.Dual card CFast recording at up to 900MB/s.Shoot up to 60 fps in 12K, 110 fps at 8K and 220 fps at 4K.Generation 5 Color Science with new film curve.Blackmagic RAW optimized for Metal, CUDA and OpenCL.New Blackmagic RAW for real time 12K editing.14 stops of dynamic range and native 800 ISO.Use for feature films, VFX and high end TVC's.Turns out, instead of a new Pocket version, Blackmagic went big with a the new 12K URSA Mini Pro 12K cinema camera. When Blackmagic Design lowered the cost of the Pocket Cinema Camera 6K in late-April by $500, you had to think a new camera could be next. When a company drops the price of one of its products, it's likely something fresh is on the horizon. During its livestream, Blackmagic Design made some huge announcements including a 12K capable URSA Mini Pro.

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