PVC on BlackMagic Pocket Cinema Camera
I would love one, though since I have all Canon EF and EF-S lenses this camera is pretty useless to me even at under $1000. I would do better with the 4K or normal Blackmagic camera.
Blackmagic released new Teranax at NAB
I didn’t see this covered anyplace else, but Definition Magazine has an article on it. And you can check it out at Blackmagic Designs web site. $1995 for the currently available 2D version and $3995 for the soon to be released 3D version.
Amazing that you can get the best quality conversion for this cheap now, and it includes the video scopes software from Blackmagic as well.
I love what Blackmagic is doing. Doing amazing things for low prices, and really changing the face of the video market!
John Brawley hands on with Blackmagic Tech Pocket Camera
John Brawley has an excellent hands on with the new Blackmagic Pocket Camera. And info on the 4K. Sounds like an impressive little camera, though with a little rolling shutter issues, that the 4K should fix.
Amazing that Blackmagic has become such an impressive camera company in such a short period of time! And $1000 plus lenses is a steal for a 1080 camera!
Blackmagic Design announces DaVinci Resolve 10
Creative Cow has the press release, and it is already up at Blackmagic’s web site, though the download is not up yet.
It now has editing features, better color correction including support for OpenFX Plug Ins.
It will be available in Quarter 3 for free in the lite version.
HD Warrior on Black Magic Cinema Pocket Camera
HD Warrior has a great writeup on the $995 micro 3/4 camera that can also be adapted to use Super 16 lenses.
Cinema5D on 2 new Black Magic Cameras a 4K and a Mini
Cinema5D has the scoop on 2 new Black Magic Cameras being released at NAB, and leaked thanks to flags.
You can see them at No Film School.
The $3995
Blackmagic Production Camera 4K
Compact 4K camera with large super-35 sensor, global shutter, Ultra HD and 4K support, built-in SSD recorder, touch LCD metadata entry, compressed CinemaDNG RAW and ProRes recording, Thunderbolt and EF lens compatibility, Includes DaVinci Resolve and UltraScopes.
The $999 Portable for Micro 3/4 Lenses (damn was hoping this would work with normal canon lenses).
Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera
Ultra-portable super-16 digital cinema camera with super wide 13 stops of dynamic range. Super 16 sized 1080p HD sensor, built in SD card reader, High resolution LCD, ProRes and Lossless CinemaDNG RAW recording, Active Micro Four Thirds lens compatibility, Micro HDMI monitoring with Overlays.
The 4K will make up for the decencies of the current camera with a Super-35 Sensor! And the $999 portable could be mindblowing! A point and shoot sized camera with those specs. Damn! That could really change everything and be kind of what RED initially promised with the SCARLET.
Ripple Training releases Creative Looks training for DaVinci Resolve
FCP.CO has the news on this new release after their previous release of DaVinci Resolve Core Training. It is between $29.99 to $49.99 if you want it in 1080, 720 or on a thumb drive.
Philip Bloom reviews the Black Magic Cinema Camera
Philip Bloom has a review of the Black Magic Cinema Camera. Interestingly he likes the Micro Four Thirds version of the camera over the EF version, and goes in depth into why.
Under $1000 for a way to monitor 1080p with worldwide frame rates using thunderbolt
Allan Tépper at the Pro Video Coalition has a great solution for monitoring video using thunderbolt and a Sony KDL-40BX420E, which will work with US power and supports, both PAL and NTSC frame rates as well as 23.976 and 24 FPS. Very very cool. The monitor is grey market in the US, so he also recommends a third party warranty. This is a inexpensive and great solution for monitoring.