How does Micro Four Thirds (MFT) affect the BMPCC4K? | Frame Voyager
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ก.ค. 2024
- In today's episode, we are going to be talking about the Micro Four Thirds System and 4/3 sensor in the BMPCC4K.
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For most of us, we are fairly used to using something similar or close to full-frame or cropped sensors in DSLR or mirrorless cameras, especially sony users. While many of you know of the Micro-Four-Thirds systems and the 4/3 sensors inside those MFT cameras. I thought it would be a great idea to take a deep dive into it and see how it affects the BMPCC4K
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0:00 Intro
0:31 4/3 and MFT Overview
1:25 MFT: Smaller and Lighter
2:01 MFT: Longer Focal Length
2:11 MFT: More Affordable
2:57 MFT: Telecentric Optical Path
3:44 MFT: Bad Autofocus
4:28 Poor Low Light
5:06 Less Depth of Field
5:43 Outro
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I have had my BMPCC4K since May 2019, and I still affectionately refer to it as "My Little Lady".
An excellent synopsis... Thank you.
Thanks! Appreciate it!
These videos have been extremely helpful. I went the metabones route and primarily use the sigma 18-35mm. I think a huge benefit to MFT is how relatively easy it is to use with vintage lens. And again with the metabones it becomes close to a super 35 sensor, I think.
Glad these videos are being helpful!
I have yet to try vintage lenses out but want to here soon. Have seen a lot of cool shots from them
with the 0.71x yes it becomes super35
Great rundown 👊
Appreciate it!
Another great video. Have been enjoying your content. Recently got myself the Bmpcc4k, metabones speedbooster and Sigma 18-35. Really glad I chose this system. I also think I saw an underwater housing for the pocket in your video? All the best 👍
Thanks! Glad you be been enjoying the content! Even with it's flaws it's a great camera system for sure. And you did see right haha. Snuck a couple of teaser clips in this one from other upcoming videos! One being showing off the underwater housing for the bmpcc4k! Looking forward to posting that one
Great video! I love my GH5 and the MFT system.
Appreciate it!
Same here, good combo!
Good and interesting video. (BTW ... I believe that the name does not come from the 4:3 aspect ratio of the sensor, but understandably many assume that is the reason. Gerald Undone has a good video explaining the reason for the name.)
Interesting. I did a lot of research on this trying to make sure everything was accurate. Several of the sources I used said that haha. Wouldn't bs surprised to find out they were wrong about that. Thanks for the tip!
@@FrameVoyager th-cam.com/video/m072i-jDSg4/w-d-xo.html
@@kwchalky02 appreciate the link! I'll go ahead and make a video note here in the comments about that part. Good catch on that information
really great video just got the 4k, ¿Do you know what happen if i adapt a canon ef lens with just a regular ef to mft adapter? like the sigma 18- 35 do the focal length double? does the aperture lose light? metabones adapter is really expensive and viltrox sucks.
Yeah generally it's fine and actually gives you a bit more focal length and extra light too
Great video, really interesting revisiting the topic for me especially with this level of detail. Btw great use of footage in the video!
I'm wondering where the Panasonic Gh4 stacks up for you among these cameras.
Thanks! Appreciate it!
Those Panasonic's are not bad cameras for sure! Have never had the chance to try one yet unfortunately.
So if I want to get a 24/25mm lens, would the Meike 12mm t2.2 cine lens act as a 24mm with the 2x crop factor for the mft sensor? Despite the lens having an mft mount? Or would the meike 25mm still act as a 25mm considering the mft mount matching the mft camera sensor?
Great question! From what I understand it's that the lenses would equal a 24mm at a full frame mount but will still be essentially a 48mm on an mft mount even though it's made for MFT mounts already. So simply, yes you'll still be doubled even with a mft lens. Hope that makes sense!
Frame Voyager Thank you so much, really appreciate that :)
@@FrameVoyager And would the t2.2 F-stop now effectively become t4.4?
Would the GH5 and Bmpcc 4K have the same DOF ? I believe the Bmpcc has a slightly larger sensor
Good question! A GH5 has a sensor size of 17.3 x 13 mm while the pocket 4k sensor size is 18.96 x 10 mm. They are different size sensors, but I feel like you'd probably get about the same DOF on either. I'm sure one slightly edges the other, but I think it's too close to really matter.
@@FrameVoyager thanks for responding I appreciate that
@@decarlismadison369 no problem! Try to respond back to all of my commenters!
@@FrameVoyager that’s awesome . I just subscribed to your channel. I sold my GH5 and will be receiving my BMPCC 4K in a few days . I’ll be looking forward to more video of yours }bless
Appreciate it! And that's awesome. The pocket 4k is great! Have a lot more videos scheduled for the next couple of months on the pocket cameras!
Nice video!
But I don't agree for the "poor low light performance". I know a lot of aps-c sensors cameras that are litteraly worst than the bmpcc performances!
Appreciate it!
Oh, totally agree. I was more referencing it in general than as being the worst ever. I think it's decent enough to work with and there are a few tricks and settings to make low light work.
Hope to see you around again!
Just got the BMPCC 4K. Subscribed!
The colors in your videos are awesome, would love to know your workflow. Is there a LUT involved?
By the way, here is my new (budget) kit: kit.co/filmphototravel/my-bmpcc-4k-travel-kit
What do you use for stabilization? What about a travel tripod?
Appreciate it and welcome to the voyager team! I'll first say I don't claim to be a color grading expert, but I have found some luts that I think are above the others. I use either buttery luts or Ld's finishing luts.
Nice kit btw!
As far as stabilization goes I like handheld and use a lumix or other lenses that have IS. But, I have used my right, almost fully built with a v-mount battery on top onna ziyuhn crane. As far as a travel tripods I have a couple of light manfrotto tripods that are awesome!
Video Note: At Frame Voyager we know we will make some technical mistakes in our videos and we love getting feedback from our subscribers if we missed the mark on something. In this video, while not detrimental to any applicable takeaway, we had one minor mistake that was pointed out by @Kenny White. We mentioned early on that the 4/3 system was named because of the 4:3 ratio of the sensor. This is not technically true and it's actually based off of something else. This mistake should not take away the helpful information on how the MFT system works in the bmpcc4k but If you would like to take a deep dive into MFT and FT systems check out Gerald Undone's video on it here --> th-cam.com/video/m072i-jDSg4/w-d-xo.html
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"Less depth of field" doesn't mean what you think it means.
You're right, phrased that wrong in the video. I'm assuming you mean I should have said shallower depth of field?
“Less ability to have shallow depth of field” ?
But that’s very debatable while DSLR have constant f 2.8 zoom lens 4/3 have constant 2.0 zoom lens and that leads to the similar depth of field on the lens that is a bit smaller. Olympus 35-100 f2 for example
Yeah the low light of definitely nothing to brag about.
Not at all. It's manageable though, still not a lot of room to mess up exposure in low light.
@@FrameVoyager How do you eliminate color noise, especially in the reds?
@@DarrellDucharme I use red giants noise reduction software, though sometimes davinci resolve is a good option as well to remove noise.
@@FrameVoyager Ahh I see, I cant find a good solution in Premiere Pro.
@@DarrellDucharme I think after effects has something but yeah, natively premiere doesn't have that feature. I'm able to add it in via red giants plugin software.