A link to some of the specs.
http://www.blackmagi...iccinemacamera/
http://nofilmschool.com/
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For full RAW 2K video, $3000 is a steal. It's funny, I was just saying in another thread that I thought there was a niche to be filled here.
I'd bet that firmware updates could increase the framerate, especially at 1080P.
Proprietor of Scubacam, Singapore. Commercial videocameraman. Also shoot digital stills. I modify and built stuff. I love technology. Camera: Red Epic/ Scarlet and soon Dragon
Email: info@scubacam.com.sg
Posted 16 April 2012 - 03:37 PM
This is incredible and this camera will definitely fill a niche....with Davinci Resolve thrown in! BMD is a good company to deal and have worldwide support. Knock Out Punch for the big boys. Wonder what Sony, Canon and Panny is going to do now?.....I would hazard a guess they never anticipated this.
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Posted 16 April 2012 - 03:51 PM
Heh, if only it were all about what I wanted...I think this is probably more in John E's realm, what with all the accessories and different ports that would be required to support all the lens possibilities.
I can see the touchscreen being a major hurdle for the UW crowd, though...the LANC might be helpful for shooting controls, but you can't control menu functions through LANC (it's not part of the standard).
Proprietor of Scubacam, Singapore. Commercial videocameraman. Also shoot digital stills. I modify and built stuff. I love technology. Camera: Red Epic/ Scarlet and soon Dragon
Email: info@scubacam.com.sg
Posted 16 April 2012 - 11:08 PM
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Proprietor of Scubacam, Singapore. Commercial videocameraman. Also shoot digital stills. I modify and built stuff. I love technology. Camera: Red Epic/ Scarlet and soon Dragon
Email: info@scubacam.com.sg
Posted 17 April 2012 - 02:21 AM
That's one solution. It's not quantum physics! As for WA lenses with the BMCC, I think it'll be caught with an in-between nowhere crop size, sorta like the APS-H 1D series of old. Like I said, one has to be careful before getting all happy over a camera nowadays, especially with so many choices!These guys seem to have the touch screen thing sorted out and a great looking solution too.
http://www.dive-xtra...ater_tablet.asp
To have 12-bit RAW files recorded at 2432 x 1366 for $3000 is still pretty amazing.
Potential problems for underwater I feel is the crop factor of 2.3x. I would be interested to know what the FOV is with the sigma 8-16mm.
NAB ain't over yet. There might be more surprises.
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Posted 17 April 2012 - 06:07 AM
This surge of cameras has to be one of the biggest in a long while.
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Posted 17 April 2012 - 11:09 AM
This hasn't been confirmed but my publisher told me that the Canon 5D3 has a major problem with the screen passing through light to the sensor which then may provide false readings or something along those lines. Any one know of this issue?
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