This camera was a blow and will be a hit for a long time for those who love creative freedom I have BMPCC too. And with to great little old Zeis lenses. I put a camera and a batery packets in one pocket my vest and a lenses in the other. That is the true freedom. I can have a great cinema camera and great lenses with me at all times on my way. Ready to shots in all time.
@@hartmanscott Today, I have moved freedom a little further. The MFT mount on the camera is bad for me because my glasses are a good old Zeiss C-mount (small, fast, sharp and quite cheap). C-mount / MFT reductions are not good and the lenses vibrates when focusing), it is not a tight connection like PLmount. So today I created a version of the BMPCC camera - Cmount. I have a new front of the camera and it's great, I don't have to adjust my Zeiss glass to the MFT and I don't need a c-MFT reducer. I adjusted the camera. It' is perfect, solid, accurate and better than MFT. I am very happy. It worked better than I expected.
Agreed. I use this camera with a set of Kern c-mount prime lenses. I bought a small battery plate for the top and ran the cable through the cage. I use a light meter with hard stop NDs. I never even touch the menu. I think trying to use this camera with a metabones adapter and big heavy lenses really defeats the purpose.
I got three of them and a bunch of adapters and vintage lenses and the image you get from the bmpcc speaks for it self. So I was looking forward to some cool footage.
I think the OG is great for close ups to mids with a foreground/background mixture. I am still working very hard on making it shoot landscapes without having that "baked in" look. It's hard to create separation on the landscape even with some intense color grading using raw.
Hi Scott Hartman, I agree with your comments regarding the BMPCC. Even with the BMPCC 4K, I really enjoy the post production of the original BMPCC. I wanted to ask you about the little cage that you have put on it, can you tell me aboust that cage? Greetings Scott.
I used a really cheap (but fine) Panasonic 12-42 Lumix lens. It's the cheapy plastic one you can find used very cheap. At the time it was the only native M43 lens I had.
Awesome It's definitely worth hanging on to. I'm about to get my second Pocket 4K....but I'm still keeping that original. It's too good to give up entirely.
I have this camera and I love it. Heres another true story, I ordered a BMP4K over a year and a half ago and it's still sat here brand new boxed in the cellophane wrapping, I've not even opened it! Brand spanking new. Not sure whats wrong with me I guess I should open it one day lol
Hi Scott, love the footage! I just got a BMPCC original, trying to learn with it. What lens did you use for the Star Wars stuff? Plus, how do you encode for TH-cam?? Keep up the good work!
Hi there! For the Star Wars stuff, I used the Panasonic LUMIX 12-35mm f1.8. It’s the Panasonic four thirds equivalent to a 24-70mm. For TH-cam, I don’t do anything that fancy. I use the setting in Final Cut Pro for “Computer.” This generates an MP4 file with a bit rate of about 20mbps. That’s going to make you a pretty good TH-cam file. There are 100 different ways to do this, but that setting is very reliable for me.
@@hartmanscott I'm currently using the kit lens that came with my Panasonic G6, the 14 - 42. I'm not hugely impressed with it. May need to invest in more glass! Keep up the great work!
Fidget Video Media that’s a bummer. I have a plastic 14-42 and I’ve always found that to be pretty capable but a little finicky in terms of what fStops are sharp. With my lens, I usually lock it at about 5.6 and then use an ND filter when I am outside. Or if inside, you may have to REALLY hit your subject with a lot of light and either use an ND inside or try to darken the image in post. The OG pocket camera sensor needs a LOT of light to produce its best images. The histogram isn’t very good but I’d definitely try to keep even a darker scene as close to the middle as you can.
@@hartmanscott thanks so much for the info. Yeah, that panny lens is hard to pin down the sweet spot. I just bought the Hoya IR/UV cut filter as well. I do love shooting with this camera, it feels stripped down and easy but hard to master. Next task is getting into Resolve for the best grading and correction results.
I am actually planning filming a star wars themed project and was looking around for a camera that would fit my budget when i came across your video and booom ... the falcon. What lens do you use on the BMPCC Orig the most or what would you say what kind works the best for you personally? Left you a sub ;)
I use the Pansonic Lumix 12-35 and 35-100. Keep in mind that camera has a crop of like 2.3, so those numbers change a lot. You can also attach Canon EF glass using a MetaBones speed booster.
Hi there!, Im finding really hard to get a rig for this camera (and its so tedious that you have to check 4k models all the time), what is the one you are using, looks nice and not expensive. Any link of a rig for the bbmcc original would be really welcome.
I'm using a SmallRig Half cage made specifically for that camera. Unfortunately, it is very hard to find right now since the camera is out of productio. I"d say eBay or FB marketplace are your best bet.
@@hartmanscott Yep, i already check ebay and unfortunaly nothing. Right now there is only the option of a Tilta Rig but its 200$ so i won't go there yet. I'm trying to figure it out some solution to make the external batery trick without a rig, since my bateries dies after 10 mins (main reason i want it)...but still not sure how, or if possible. Also i have thought in use some rigs of other models checking a similar dimension even if it will look a bit too big but...meh I will check the FB market thing (no idea this was a thing) and be alert...maybe some day. Thanks a lot! :)
@@hugogutierrez2849 Hey friend, had the same battery issues, I hate carrying more than a couple, than it hit me- regular old usb power bank in your pocket with a step up power module will power up that camera for hours from your pocket, just need to solder the matching dc barrel plug, this what I used: www.aliexpress.com/item/4001351476940.html?spm=a2g0o.productlist.0.0.5cc02ab2JktvHx&algo_pvid=fdfc3400-7ea6-46e2-8897-672ba83f638e&algo_expid=fdfc3400-7ea6-46e2-8897-672ba83f638e-0&btsid=2100bdd516220312649078297e4b38&ws_ab_test=searchweb0_0,searchweb201602_,searchweb201603_
They are getting really hard to find, but here are a couple from Adorama: www.adorama.com/iaelebmpccc.html?RRref=pType:productPage,id:VDzm4g,type:item?rfkref=productPage www.adorama.com/cmvc1393.html?RRref=pType:productPage,id:VDzm4g,type:item
Hello! I am a big fan of the Panasonic Lumix 12-35 and the 35-100. Each lens has some stabilization built into them (though it's not great). One thing to remember is that this camera has a crop of like 2.6 so those focal lengths change drastically. Sometimes I use a RoninS with this camera. Other times I carry a small table-top style tripod. Between lens stabilization, handholding and stabilization in Final Cut/other systems, you can get it pretty stable.
Hi from México I will like to get this camera but i couln't find it every one says in discontinued 😢 id like to get it even used, do you where can i find it, thanks
@@marcebarajas I am guessing places like Facebook Marketplace may be your best bet now. I don't know the market in Mexico. There may be some re-sellers or used gear companies that are worth checkin out. You might contact these two and see if they have departments for used gear. excomunitec.com.mx and www.amtec.com.mx
can you tell me which memory cards will work ? as per this www.blackmagicdesign.com/au/support/faq/43083 will the newer sandisk SD cards work on the camera?thanks a lot
For the original Pocket Camera (not the 4K/6K!) I have become a really big fan of the Samsung EVO microSD cards are working great for me. They are inexpensive and have large capacities and come with a full size SD adaptor. I shot all the Disney stuff on those cards in ProRes HQ and it worked like a charm. It may not go great with DNG Raw files, but that ProRes from that original 1080p camera is a beautiful thing. If you are using the 4K/6K version of the camera, you will need something faster like a Sandisk Extreme Pro SD Cards.
@@usernamenotvisibIe Good Catch! You are right. Samsung Evo's (I edited my comment above for posterity). Regarding your DNG question, that's a good one. I confess I have not tried it. They work great with the ProRes HQ setting. But I'd be lying if I said I'd done any extensive testing with DNGs. But now you've got me thinking, so I will!
Javier Aguirre I finally did a test with the Samsung EVO. Unfortunately it is NOT fast enough to write the DNG raw files. It is plenty fast enough for ProResHQ. That’s normally what i shoot in because I use Final Cut Pro X as my main editing system.
@@hartmanscott oh nice, thanks for the info. I found out that kingston canva react cards are working for the RAW files. May be you should try them. As of now they are not available in my country. Happy shooting
It's this little half cage that SmallRig used to make specifically for the OG camera. I don't think they make it anymore, but it's fantastic if you can find one.
The Samsung won't shoot the Cinema DNG raw that the original pocket shoots. However, it should be fast enough to shoot some flavors of BRAW (Blackmagic's newer RAW format)
It's this little half cage from Small Rig. I love it...keeps the overall form factor small, but let's you expand when necessary...I just leave it on there. I don't think they make it anymore, but i"ll poke around and try to find a link.
@@husaynraza Hey there. I never did find the Half Cage, but here's one kind of similar: www.adorama.com/cmvc1393.html?RRref=pType:productPage,id:VDzm4g,type:item
I had a little mini tripod, but that's it. A lot was handheld. I used a really low-quality plastic Lumix wide-angle lens (12-42 I think) that has a little bit of stabilization built in.
It's a SmallRig half cage for the original Blackmagic Pocket Camera. I"m not sure how widely available they are right now. But it's a great little cage.
@@hartmanscott I bought a bmpcc again after selling it in 2014. Got a full smallrig cage for it but half-cage looks very neat! Thank you for the video and inspiration!
Great video! Ordered mine yesterday. Love my GH5 workhorse, but can't wait to get shooting with this lil guy!
It's a beautiful image. It's also the flattest raw image I've encountered on any camera...so be patient and use lots of grading adjustments!
Agreed 100 percent. Only I'll never wanna upgrade. Nothing can really beat that filmic look.
I actually just used on a project along with a Pocket 4K and an Ursa and I can make a compelling case that the OG pocket has the best image.
Beautiful footage Scott! I remember when BMD randomly had that sale where they dropped the price to like $499 for a limited time.
Oh My Guard! That’s actually how I got mine originally! It was a steal then and still is today!
Yes!! This is what separates original owners to new owners, I paid something like $700 AUD in 2014, it was insanely cheap
lots of camera waving
Incredibly professional video especially for a guy with only 40 subscribers
😂 Thanks man, I'm going to put that on my tombstone! Thanks for watching!
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This camera was a blow and will be a hit for a long time for those who love creative freedom
I have BMPCC too. And with to great little old Zeis lenses. I put a camera and a batery packets in one pocket my vest and a lenses in the other. That is the true freedom. I can have a great cinema camera and great lenses with me at all times on my way. Ready to shots in all time.
Absolutely. Well said.
@@hartmanscott Today, I have moved freedom a little further. The MFT mount on the camera is bad for me because my glasses are a good old Zeiss C-mount (small, fast, sharp and quite cheap). C-mount / MFT reductions are not good and the lenses vibrates when focusing), it is not a tight connection like PLmount. So today I created a version of the BMPCC camera - Cmount. I have a new front of the camera and it's great, I don't have to adjust my Zeiss glass to the MFT and I don't need a c-MFT reducer. I adjusted the camera. It' is perfect, solid, accurate and better than MFT. I am very happy. It worked better than I expected.
Agreed. I use this camera with a set of Kern c-mount prime lenses. I bought a small battery plate for the top and ran the cable through the cage. I use a light meter with hard stop NDs. I never even touch the menu. I think trying to use this camera with a metabones adapter and big heavy lenses really defeats the purpose.
The best OG video! May I ask, what did you shoot Galaxy's Edge on? CinemaDNG or ProRES?
Javier Aguirre sure! I filmed in Prores HQ. DNG doesn’t really fit my personal workflow, but it’s certainly a great option too!
I got three of them and a bunch of adapters and vintage lenses and the image you get from the bmpcc speaks for it self. So I was looking forward to some cool footage.
There's something magical about that sensor. I have the 4k and it's great....but there's nothing quite like that original pocket cam image.
awesome content! looking to get one of this for shorts. subscribed!!
amazing video.. thanks for sharing. did u shoot RAW with samsung card? or prores HQ? i am looking for a compatible card for my new bmpcc.
MR. BUCK MAN hi! I shot ProResHQ. I just find DNG workflow clunky. But it is very high quality for sure. But I find PRHQ on this camera is awesome too
Angelbird makes cards specifically for the original BMPCC and Micro. Shoots raw no issues
What a fun little camera! I'm on the P4K, but the original ain't too shabby!
Jackson Hayes yes sir! I’m on the 4K too. But love to revisit the OG every now and then. And it really ALMOST does fit in your pocket! 😂
I think the OG is great for close ups to mids with a foreground/background mixture. I am still working very hard on making it shoot landscapes without having that "baked in" look. It's hard to create separation on the landscape even with some intense color grading using raw.
Agree with you on close ups. When you nail focus with the OG on a closeup, it looks fantastic.
Hi Scott Hartman, I agree with your comments regarding the BMPCC. Even with the BMPCC 4K, I really enjoy the post production of the original BMPCC.
I wanted to ask you about the little cage that you have put on it, can you tell me aboust that cage?
Greetings Scott.
Thanks for watching! It's a little half-cage that was made by SmallRig. I do not think they make it anymore, but I will post a link if I can find one!
@@hartmanscott muchísimas gracias… really appreciate your support, I will try to searching one of them in eBay to.
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I just recommend the mosaic aliasing filter. Some resolution loss but it makes the image organic
Sold my BMPSS 6K and got 2 BMMCC:s :-) Unbeatable image from the OG sensor :-)
Wow. That’s awesome. Good for you! I’ve noticed the OGs are getting a little scarce out there. I’m sure eBay has lots.
Subbed for the original BMPCC love! I'll never buy another Blackmagic camera, but I'll never part with my BMPCC.
Nine Volt Digital Cinema haha. I hear ya man!
And thanks for the sub!
What is your favorite lens for the BMPCC original? Your images look really nice. Did you use the Panasonic 12-35mm?
For the original my favorite is actually the 35-100mm Lumix. But for just walking around, I like the 12-35.
Love it ! Thanks for sharing. Question.. What lens did you have on it while at Disneyland ?!
It was a while ago, but I'm 90% sure I had the Panasonic Lumix 12-35 f2.8
Great video! What lens did you use?
I used a really cheap (but fine) Panasonic 12-42 Lumix lens. It's the cheapy plastic one you can find used very cheap. At the time it was the only native M43 lens I had.
I still have mine,upgraded to the A6300 and now the A7sii but I'm still going to hold onto the bmpcc
Awesome It's definitely worth hanging on to. I'm about to get my second Pocket 4K....but I'm still keeping that original. It's too good to give up entirely.
I have this camera and I love it. Heres another true story, I ordered a BMP4K over a year and a half ago and it's still sat here brand new boxed in the cellophane wrapping, I've not even opened it! Brand spanking new. Not sure whats wrong with me I guess I should open it one day lol
Woah! The OG pocket's image is just so dang good.
Just subscribed. Amazing content.
Hi Scott! Do you have a speedbooster for your Panasonic Lumix G X Vario 12-35mm? Or is it M4/3? Thanks for the video!
the Lumix is M4/3, so no speed booster needed.
Good stuff.. oh man I need that half cage.. who makes it pls.. Thank you 🙏🏼
It was made by SmallRig, but I'm having a hard time finding it anywhere. It is a fantastic accessory if you can find one.
this is great, just got mine, and also had the t2i- I feel attacked lol. Do you do your coloring in davinci?
I actually just used my T2i just a couple of days ago. It was kind of awesome actually. I actually just do my color in FCPX. But Resolve is great too.
Hi Scott, love the footage! I just got a BMPCC original, trying to learn with it. What lens did you use for the Star Wars stuff? Plus, how do you encode for TH-cam?? Keep up the good work!
Hi there! For the Star Wars stuff, I used the Panasonic LUMIX 12-35mm f1.8. It’s the Panasonic four thirds equivalent to a 24-70mm. For TH-cam, I don’t do anything that fancy. I use the setting in Final Cut Pro for “Computer.” This generates an MP4 file with a bit rate of about 20mbps. That’s going to make you a pretty good TH-cam file. There are 100 different ways to do this, but that setting is very reliable for me.
@@hartmanscott I'm currently using the kit lens that came with my Panasonic G6, the 14 - 42. I'm not hugely impressed with it. May need to invest in more glass! Keep up the great work!
Fidget Video Media that’s a bummer. I have a plastic 14-42 and I’ve always found that to be pretty capable but a little finicky in terms of what fStops are sharp. With my lens, I usually lock it at about 5.6 and then use an ND filter when I am outside. Or if inside, you may have to REALLY hit your subject with a lot of light and either use an ND inside or try to darken the image in post. The OG pocket camera sensor needs a LOT of light to produce its best images. The histogram isn’t very good but I’d definitely try to keep even a darker scene as close to the middle as you can.
@@hartmanscott thanks so much for the info. Yeah, that panny lens is hard to pin down the sweet spot. I just bought the Hoya IR/UV cut filter as well. I do love shooting with this camera, it feels stripped down and easy but hard to master. Next task is getting into Resolve for the best grading and correction results.
I SUBBED BECAUSE I LOVE THE CAMERA TOO. NICELY PRESENTED
It's a good one! Thanks for the sub! Now I've got to crank out more shows. :)
I am actually planning filming a star wars themed project and was looking around for a camera that would fit my budget when i came across your video and booom ... the falcon. What lens do you use on the BMPCC Orig the most or what would you say what kind works the best for you personally? Left you a sub ;)
I use the Pansonic Lumix 12-35 and 35-100. Keep in mind that camera has a crop of like 2.3, so those numbers change a lot. You can also attach Canon EF glass using a MetaBones speed booster.
Hi there!, Im finding really hard to get a rig for this camera (and its so tedious that you have to check 4k models all the time), what is the one you are using, looks nice and not expensive.
Any link of a rig for the bbmcc original would be really welcome.
I'm using a SmallRig Half cage made specifically for that camera. Unfortunately, it is very hard to find right now since the camera is out of productio. I"d say eBay or FB marketplace are your best bet.
@@hartmanscott Yep, i already check ebay and unfortunaly nothing. Right now there is only the option of a Tilta Rig but its 200$ so i won't go there yet.
I'm trying to figure it out some solution to make the external batery trick without a rig, since my bateries dies after 10 mins (main reason i want it)...but still not sure how, or if possible.
Also i have thought in use some rigs of other models checking a similar dimension even if it will look a bit too big but...meh
I will check the FB market thing (no idea this was a thing) and be alert...maybe some day.
Thanks a lot! :)
@@hugogutierrez2849 Hey friend, had the same battery issues, I hate carrying more than a couple, than it hit me- regular old usb power bank in your pocket with a step up power module will power up that camera for hours from your pocket, just need to solder the matching dc barrel plug, this what I used: www.aliexpress.com/item/4001351476940.html?spm=a2g0o.productlist.0.0.5cc02ab2JktvHx&algo_pvid=fdfc3400-7ea6-46e2-8897-672ba83f638e&algo_expid=fdfc3400-7ea6-46e2-8897-672ba83f638e-0&btsid=2100bdd516220312649078297e4b38&ws_ab_test=searchweb0_0,searchweb201602_,searchweb201603_
So excited to see those microsd cards work. It can be difficult to find sd cards that work correctly with this camera.
Yes! I agree. I was kind of shocked, but have been really impressed with how those Samsung EVO cards work.
Kingston Canvas Select Plus 256Gb. The green ones. Work flawless. Give you over a hour of raw footage
@@EstudioAndante cinema dng on the original pocket? And what size?
@@padenrivers3540 with a 128g card you get 37 minutes of raw cinema dng footage.
@@EstudioAndante Great to know. Thanks for the tip!
Do you know where to find any cage for bmpcc?
They are getting really hard to find, but here are a couple from Adorama:
www.adorama.com/iaelebmpccc.html?RRref=pType:productPage,id:VDzm4g,type:item?rfkref=productPage
www.adorama.com/cmvc1393.html?RRref=pType:productPage,id:VDzm4g,type:item
One more: www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1041176-REG/movcam_mov_303_2100_top_handle_spacer_mount_lws_2_15mm_rods_8.html
What lens do you use. And how do you stabilize your footage.
Greetings from Jakarta
Hello! I am a big fan of the Panasonic Lumix 12-35 and the 35-100. Each lens has some stabilization built into them (though it's not great). One thing to remember is that this camera has a crop of like 2.6 so those focal lengths change drastically. Sometimes I use a RoninS with this camera. Other times I carry a small table-top style tripod. Between lens stabilization, handholding and stabilization in Final Cut/other systems, you can get it pretty stable.
@@hartmanscott thank you for your reply
Hi from México I will like to get this camera but i couln't find it every one says in discontinued 😢 id like to get it even used, do you where can i find it, thanks
Marcelo Barajas hello! You will need to find it used. It is not in production anymore. But they are out there!
@@hartmanscott thanks
@@marcebarajas I am guessing places like Facebook Marketplace may be your best bet now. I don't know the market in Mexico. There may be some re-sellers or used gear companies that are worth checkin out. You might contact these two and see if they have departments for used gear. excomunitec.com.mx and www.amtec.com.mx
@@hartmanscott Man i just got the fujifilm xt30, I think its a good camera but i will get this one too, sooner o later 😁
What cage do you use?
can you tell me which memory cards will work ? as per this www.blackmagicdesign.com/au/support/faq/43083
will the newer sandisk SD cards work on the camera?thanks a lot
For the original Pocket Camera (not the 4K/6K!) I have become a really big fan of the Samsung EVO microSD cards are working great for me. They are inexpensive and have large capacities and come with a full size SD adaptor. I shot all the Disney stuff on those cards in ProRes HQ and it worked like a charm. It may not go great with DNG Raw files, but that ProRes from that original 1080p camera is a beautiful thing.
If you are using the 4K/6K version of the camera, you will need something faster like a Sandisk Extreme Pro SD Cards.
@@hartmanscott You mean Samsung Evo right? Do you think these will drop frames if shooting Cinema DNG?
@@usernamenotvisibIe Good Catch! You are right. Samsung Evo's (I edited my comment above for posterity). Regarding your DNG question, that's a good one. I confess I have not tried it. They work great with the ProRes HQ setting. But I'd be lying if I said I'd done any extensive testing with DNGs. But now you've got me thinking, so I will!
Javier Aguirre I finally did a test with the Samsung EVO. Unfortunately it is NOT fast enough to write the DNG raw files. It is plenty fast enough for ProResHQ. That’s normally what i shoot in because I use Final Cut Pro X as my main editing system.
@@hartmanscott oh nice, thanks for the info. I found out that kingston canva react cards are working for the RAW files. May be you should try them. As of now they are not available in my country. Happy shooting
Here’s a link for a used Pocket Cam from Adorama for $429!
www.adorama.com/us1201250.html
Hey! What camera cage is that by chance?
It's this little half cage that SmallRig used to make specifically for the OG camera. I don't think they make it anymore, but it's fantastic if you can find one.
Does Samsung microsd shoots raw footage ? I heard new Sandisk sd card won’t work with it
The Samsung won't shoot the Cinema DNG raw that the original pocket shoots. However, it should be fast enough to shoot some flavors of BRAW (Blackmagic's newer RAW format)
no IBIS, does not work to do movie type stuff on the shoulder
👍. Whats the cage you have on it?
It's this little half cage from Small Rig. I love it...keeps the overall form factor small, but let's you expand when necessary...I just leave it on there. I don't think they make it anymore, but i"ll poke around and try to find a link.
@@hartmanscott yeah any luck finding it? Cant find anything for Gen 1 anywhere. Appreciate your help.
@@husaynraza I have not :( But I will absolutely reply to this thread if I see it!
🙏🙏🙏
@@husaynraza Hey there. I never did find the Half Cage, but here's one kind of similar:
www.adorama.com/cmvc1393.html?RRref=pType:productPage,id:VDzm4g,type:item
What did u use to stabilize it? all handheld?
I had a little mini tripod, but that's it. A lot was handheld. I used a really low-quality plastic Lumix wide-angle lens (12-42 I think) that has a little bit of stabilization built in.
what cage is on the BMPCC?
It's a SmallRig half cage. It's really hard to find at this point. If I come across a link I will post it.
Hello i need same cage for my bmpcc, thanks
name of the cage plz ?
It was a half-cage made my SmallRig. I don't know if you can still get them, but that's the company name.
What is this cage called?
It's a SmallRig half cage for the original Blackmagic Pocket Camera. I"m not sure how widely available they are right now. But it's a great little cage.
@@hartmanscott I bought a bmpcc again after selling it in 2014. Got a full smallrig cage for it but half-cage looks very neat! Thank you for the video and inspiration!
Is there anyone who uses this camera with a JuicedLink BMC388?
Footage dropped frames around 5:05
Haha. Good eyes! I think that had more to do with me using a lower quality web file for that particular clip.
I almost subscribed. Shilling for woke Star Wars though... I dunno. I'll have to think about it.
Haha. And here I thought I was shilling for Blackmagic Design 😁. Either way, thanks for watching.
Really? $289 ? Sell me one please.
BRO U TALK ABOUT FILMAKING BUT YO QUALITY VIDEO IS GARBBAGE YOOOO
Картинка с этой камеры неприятно мыльная
which cage are you using?
It was this one, but I can't find it anywhere: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00N3I9UY8/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1