The company's latest pint-sized weapon does produce magnificent images using a downsized version of its first Cinema Camera sensor, yes. Now that Blackmagic's $995 Pocket Cinema Camera (BMPCC) is RAW-ready, isn't it time to make the jump to higher bitrate video? Perhaps. You've had enough of highly compressed video codecs that crap out on detailed shots and make decent color grading a pipe dream. Compatible with DaVinci Resolve Lite color grading software.Okay, that's it. Built in LCD for camera settings via easy to use menus. Features all standard connections, including mini jack mic-line audio in, micro HDMI output for monitoring with camera status graphic overlay, headphone mini jack, LANC remote control and standard DC 12 power connection. Open file formats compatible with popular NLE software such as ProRes 422 (HQ) and lossless compressed CinemaDNG 12 bit RAW. Built in SD card allows long duration recording with easy to use media. Compatible with other mounts via common third party adapters such as PL mount and Super 16 cine lenses. Compatible with extremely high quality Micro Four Thirds lenses. Super wide 13 stops of dynamic range allows capture of increased details for feature film look. Pocket Cinema Camera can compare to Super 16mm in terms of sensor size, features Cinema DNG recording with 13 stops of dynamic range and can also record ProRes (HQ).Lens can be attached via an active Micro Four Thirds lens mount and, via adapters, many other lenses will also be able to be fitted.Camera Highlights : High resolution 1080HD Super 16mm sized sensor with superior handing of image detail.

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