How To Replace BMPCC 4k IR Cut Filter | Kolari DIY Blackmagic Filters
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ส.ค. 2024
- Kolari DIY Internal Filter For Blackmagic Cinema Cameras
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We’re excited to introduce our new front-body replacement filters for Blackmagic Cinema cameras! This short tutorial will demonstrate how to easily replace the OEM BMPCC 4k hot mirror. Our Kolari Hot Mirror filter options can replace the OEM Hot Mirror of a Blackmagic camera providing corrosion resistance amongst various other improvements. These filters consist of the professional-level optics we’re known for.
Filter Option Guide:
Replacement for Original Hot Mirror (Equivalent to Kolari Standard Hot Mirror)
We optimized this filter to provide the closest color match to the original Blackmagic UV/IR cutting hot mirror, while also addressing the issues surrounding coating degradation, scratch resistance and corrosion over time.
This filter is the option to choose if you have existing LUTs for your Blackmagic as it will retain the same color profile across the board while offering the added protection that our advanced surface coatings provide.
This filter is for visible light-only videography and photography
Upgraded IR Blocking Hot Mirror (Equivalent to Kolari Hot Mirror Pro 2)
This is our latest generation of UV and IR blocking glass specifically designed to provide the cleanest visible light image possible. This filter glass provides a more aggressive UV cut, and removes the residual IR bleed at the top end which were both issues found on the original Blackmagic filter. This filter will remove the pink hues from clothing and foliage and produce a clean visible light image akin to that found on high end dedicated photography cameras from Canon, Sony, Fuji and Nikon. This camera averages the light response curve to match and average across major camera brands.
“With OLPF” option: This option acts like the above except instead of averaging the response across brands, it instead is glass taken directly from an equivalent model so as to match the color response curve much closer to the character of the original model.
These filters may not be compatible with existing LUTs made for the IR blocking glass found in stock Blackmagic cameras, and may require making new LUTs.
This filter is for visible light-only videography and photography
Full Spectrum Clear Glass
This is our multispectral infrared Full Spectrum clear glass for the Blackmagic cameras. This option will allow the sensor to detect UV, Visible, and Infrared wavelengths of light - typically combined with our range of infrared bandpass filters for specific visual effects.
“AR/AS” option: This glass will pass all wavelengths that the sensor is capable of detecting while minimizing unwanted infrared stray reflections and ghosting. We apply our anti-reflective and anti-smudge hard coatings to our premium glass to increase light transmission while reducing flares and ghosting. These multi-coatings make cleaning and upkeep an effortless task due to their hydrophobic, dust-resistant, and scratch-resistant qualities.
These filters are designed for infrared and full spectrum videography and photography.
Infrared options
These filters can be used to capture specific combinations of infrared and visible wavelengths. Each type will produce varying visual effects, for more information on these please see some examples here, kolarivision.c...
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Could we possibly get a full side by side comparison video of all the filters ❤?
On your website, you have a drop menu for "form factor", im not sure what that means or what to choose. Can you please help clarify for me?
Ofcourse, at the bottom of the page is a chart that will tell you which type of frame you will need for your camera. For example the BMPCC 4k is a type 3 form factor. If you have any other questions please feel free to reach out to our customer support team via contact@kolarivision.com
Your method is surprisingly simple compare to the other replacement videos where quite a lot of parts need to be taped and removed. What's different?
What mm Size do you suggest?
On B&H there are multiple mm choices
Your method is suprisingly simple compared to other replacment videos where many parts needed to be taped down and removed. What's different?