Switching to Blackmagic Micro Studio 4K G2 Cameras from Sony
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ส.ค. 2024
- Spending some time with the Blackmagic Micro Studio 4K G2 Camera in my studio and out in the field.
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Love my Micro Studio 4k g2’s! Have three of them and three Pocket Cinema 4k’s and two studio 4k pro’s. I rigged out one micro studio 4k G2 for craps and giggles, I’m absolutely loving it 👍
Love using my BMMCCs - they really make you think - as you said. This not a lazy man's camera. But it is the perfect learning camera for those who want to aspire to be a cinematographer some day. It will teach you all the basics of being a good cinematographer and will reward you with outstanding images captured. 👍👍
Great vid brother. I too use to use Sony cameras (A7SIII, A7III, A6400, to name a few) I shoot with BMMS4KG2 as well. I use it for hand held and tripod. I plan to get more of them for studio work. I think it is a great option for the money. Once you take it outside of it's intended studio use you then have to rig it to your liking and that is where there is more cost involved. Maybe you may want to try a Metabones Speedbooster. I have the .64X which changes the crop from 2.121 to 1.35744. also gives you a stop and third more light.
small rig made rig for this camera but its a special order item that cost 90. us
Thanks for the video! What brand of Dtap to 12v cable are you using? :)
I really want to get one of these as a fun project but also compact cine cam. I currently shoot on the P4K and believe this is the same sensor (it certainly looks like the same footage).
I would want to make it even more compact - so NP/L battery , maybe smaller SSD, like you Meike lenses (I have a set of four of these sitting around that I haven't used for over two years but can't bring myself to sell them!) Maybe a blackmagic video assist so I can review what I film and a side handle (or small top handle or both)... I'd also use my current set of Zeiss Milvus lenses in more serious shoots as they make everything look incredible.
I wonder how that top mounting point will cope over time with all that weight on one mounting screw (when carrying by the handle). I too would want to avoid a cage if I can...
Having shot on my P4K for coming up on three years, I can't see the image becoming obsolete probably ever it's so nice, so a camera like this would have so many uses - and be a great option for family footage.
would you mind uploading some footage shot with this rig?
What camera are you filming this on? We are trying to decide on what to replace our old Sony Ex3 studio cams with and one of the options is the BM Studio Camera 4k pro g2 which i think uses the same sensor as the micro, but there are zero reviews of the gen 2 Studio 4k models and all the reviews of the gen 1 all talk about how they have weird green colors in the SDI outputs??
This video was filmed on the Sony FX3 but I have recently switched to Blackmagic cameras. Video on that coming soon.
I see that iFootage Cobra monopod setup.
Does it have a stand alone playback feature?
I use the blackmagic video assist and I have the camera set to record automatically to the monitor and the SSD which allows me to play back footage taken the G2
Great video. Can you please share the links for handle and vmount?
In the description
you said that you can use push autofocus on the micro, were exactly is the push to focus control on the G2
You need the Zoom Demand from Blackmagic for push button AF.
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how are the settings controlad ? when not using atem
Menu can be seen on the monitor.
Why dont you get a metabones mft to ef adapter
I don’t want to invest in a bunch of EF lenses but I have a client I have setup with this camera and a Speedbooster because they have EF lenses.
Would the DJI Focus Pro, the Lidar system, help with the auto focus issue? May I point out that you are referring to a nato rail not a nano rail (@+/- 8:52)?
I’m ordering the Focus Pro as soon as it comes off back order.
Yeah, I realized that while editing. 🤦♂️
@@ditchauto I did not want to be "Mr Know it all" but I am at an age when I question myself. I am looking forward to your review of the Focus Pro. Cheers!
"A bulky cage" ? The original Small rig cage for the BMMCC Full HD, has the same dimensions and accepts the BMMC 4K G2.
I’m using zoom demand on my G2 but I can’t record on my Sandisk Pro. Help please
Will von Tagen has a video all about the Micro G2. He also goes over how to use the focus and zoom demands while still being able to record. You can use a USBC hub on the G2 to get more USB ports so you can have both the handle and an SSD connected.
@@IOPvideo ahh tyty
Based on your example footage, I think you need to get up to speed in Resolve before you make the switch. What you showed looks very washed out, almost LOG like. I would look into setting your project / timeline color space into Davici Wide Gamut which will automatically convert your footage into rec709 without LUTS or CSTs. Also, since you are recording in BRAW, you can adjust ISO, exposure and temp in post with a LOT of flexibility. If you know what you are doing, its actually pretty hard to get shots that look as bad as yours, and I don't say that to be insulting. If you were using external, don't record to an external monitor, record in BRAW and you will be amazed at how much better your image will turn out. If you were, definitely look into how you can adjust the BRAW settings in the color tab. Do that first, then use your wheels / curves. Also keep in mind of the dual band ISO. There is a chart that compares gain to ISO. The native bands are 400 and 3200. Side bar, until very recently, most movies were shot with a 35 mil equivalent sensor so it's not like you are really handicapped by m43. I know that is another convo though lol