https://www.youtube.com/watch?t=1851&v=_Ed-zXtG8oQ&embeds_euri=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.provideocoalition.com%2F&feature=emb_imp_woyt Same camera with Low Pass Filter for problems with Aliasing Especially when working on something like a volume with video walls where you don't want aliasing. And it is the same price.
Along with some impressive new capture cards, Blackmagic has released a new Ursa Mini Pro G2 with a super 35mm HDR image sensor, 15 stops of exposure and 120 fps at 4.6 K and 300 fps at cropped 1080p. All for $5999.And more exciting for lower end is an update to the Black Magic Pocket Cinema Camera 4K to add full Blackmagic RAW support with 1:1, 3:1, 5:1, 8P1 and 12:1 compression (as well as removing cinema dng codec because of licensing issues). This is a huge update to this impressive little camera!Of course no Blackmagic raw support yet in premiere so you will need to purchase something like this from BRAW Studio. It is only $29 so worth it if you have a camera that uses it.
I first saw this on RedShark News, but if you head over to BlackMagic Design's URSA page and scroll down you can see the video. It is mostly unlit, and only basicaly color corrected, but not only does it look impressive, but it also seems to solve the horrible black sun problem of the URSA 4K Sensor. This looks impressive!
Blackmagic Designs actually announced a thirds camera, the Blackmagic Micro Studio Camera 4K for remote control from a switcher fro $1295.And the URSA now has 4.6K models for $6995 and $7495 and you will be able to upgrade the sensor in the 4K Models!
Jesse Peppin at HDSLR Shooter has a great look at the new AJA Cion vs the BlackMagic Ursa, and he likes the AJA better overall, at least for his purposes.Overall it sounds like the AJA is a little more Pro, with the ability to record above ProRES HQ in ProRES 4444 (even with the URSA's upgradeable sensor). Still with no viewfinder you either need a bigger investment or to already have rails and other gear to go with it.And the worst thing of the Cion, other than not having a viewfinder of it's own, is that is uses AJA created storage, unlike Blackmagic which uses off the shelf components. Of course hopefully you can then trust them more, but they will cost more.He is right though, this looks to be the Canon/Nikon of the Videography set.
BlackMagic Designs has announced a new like of 4K upgradeable cameras called URSA. It starts at $5995 for an EF mount or $6495 for a PL Mount version. There will also be a broadcast version and one without a sensor and just an HDMI in for recording.This is an impressive looking camera, especially with the 10" fold out viewfinder and dual touch screens for control. With this Black Magic is going all out with it's cameras and making a really impressive high end camera to take on RED, and yet be cheaper.