The camera includes a full size HDMI connector for monitoring with support for HDR and clean 10‑bit output. It has the same set of connections as the BMPCC 4K.
A lot of the physical attributes of the camera are the same.Īs you can see, the layout of the buttons and connections is identical. The camera shares the same form factor as the BMPCC 4K. B&H has it listed as shipping on Aug 12th. The new model will retail for $2495 US and is available now. Based on these figures provided by BM, the 6K version should have slightly better highlight handling than the 4K. What is interesting is that despite both cameras having the same claimed dynamic range, where those stops of dynamic range are allocated are not identical. If you are shooting in conditions where you have a choice between ISO 1,000 or 1,250, BM suggests closing down one stop on your lens’ iris so that you can select ISO 1,250 as it will engage the higher native ISO and provide much cleaner results. The ISO range between 1,250 and 25,600 uses the native ISO of 3,200 as a reference. When the ISO setting is between 100 and 1,000 the native ISO of 400 is used as a reference point. It also has the same dual native ISOs of 4 like the Pocket Cinema Camera 4K. When shooting in 6K using the full size of the sensor the crop factor is 1.558x.Ībove you can see the difference in sensor size compared to the BMPCC 4K.īM are listing that the Pocket Cinema Camera 6K has 13 stops of dynamic range. What is the BMPCC? (archived - product discontinued by manufacturer) This is where everything and anything related to BlackMagic Design's Pocket Cinema Camera (BMPCC), Micro Cinema Camera (BMMCC), Pocket Cinema Camera 4K (BMPCC 4K), Pocket Cinema Camera 6K (BMPCC 6K) and Pocket Cinema Camera 6K Pro (BMPCC 6K Pro) will be posted.
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