Nordic humor :p

Yea just cut the man of like tht🤦🏾‍♂️ lol

Viking humor

#justiceforMattias

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I disagree. When you can get older digital cine cameras for cheaper than this, I wouldnt recommend it. Think of a Sony F5, for example. Much better image quality and more reliable than this.

@PRIVATE so am guessing the 12k very even lower to $5,999 because then realized it wasn’t punching near it’s weight class … what Armando’s video with epic light media ( c500 vs R5 vs BMD 12k ) then give your opinion ….. am actually honestly waiting to hear what your opinion is … now please don’t respond without watching cuz then It’ll show you are being disingenuous and then no point to you even responding . Because while the bmd 6K is phenomenal I think it ain’t touching the c500 mk II or the c700 .

@PRIVATE lol some logic huh?? Everything you stated about the reason for the price drop is totally opposite what the manufacturers stated. They said, and I quote “ This price reduction has been made possible by efficiencies in manufacturing combined with an improved supply of 12K sensors.” Now am not saying anyone is lying 🤥 but it just doesn’t make any sense to me. Even your logic makes more sense than what they said but hey… Now am not gonna get into bashing camera’s or trying to go at you so I’ll say this .. I think we can both agree that, when we buy a cameras, the camera body doesn’t matter, what we are paying for is the Data / information that these sensors are able to capture I.e ( how far we can push/pull these data’s in post production before they break ) now that being said, and as someone who currently owns Arri Alexa mini , BMPCC 6K, Red Helius 8k , canon c500 mk II and RED monstro … the bmd 6K pro is a phenomenal camera and I said that earlier in my first comment to u, beautiful images, even straight outta camera and to work with. Ergonomics / menu system is impeccable it even pulls its own weight against most cameras out there but when it comes to the post or amount of Data in post production am able to pull, it’s not better than these cameras I listed and again let me be clear I don’t even believe one camera is better than the other if I am truly honest with you because at the end of the day lighting is more important but I still think we can have these conversations without taking things personal or insult each other . To even go further , bmpcc 6K is great but it isn’t better than the BMD ursa mini G2 and there are tons of projects to prove that … now let’s remember I said earlier I don’t even believe in one camera is better but for people to light their scenes period … as for cameras being too sharp I’ll say probably the ones that you’ve used are too sharp … the higher end theirs are not …that being said I think we can all coexist peacefully as film-makers and make a living which is the most important thing. 😎 have a nice day.

I've got the same batteries for my 6kpro and I love them. So compact and easy to travel with too.

Blackmagic 6K has EF mount.

Ergonimics and battery life are a problem but there are solutions.

@@robertcastiglione9871 They're not good enough solutions though. I find my 4k fails on me a lot.

Yes, it's interesting that a company would put in so much effort into making a good camera and getting many things right and then fail on the basics such as power options and ergonomics which is of utmost importance in camera work.

@@catmate8358 I'm torn. I hope some new cameras come out because yea, these cameras don't look super reliable, albeit good image.

sir i am an indie film maker which camera from black magic do you suggest for me?

BM fanboy cope.

*Yes with 1To Cfast you could buy like 3 to 4 1To T5 ssds,* that you can dirreclty plug into your pc and can also work as working drive... So having 1 or 2 spares is still cheaper than having 1 Cfast 🙄

@@PierreLeCaillou One other benefit that I've run into is the SSD seemed to be less prone to static charges that can kill a CFAST. I've lost too many CFAST to count by simply removing the card and walking across a carpeted room. Ugg... SSD all the way!

Ridiculous! Cined has already tested this and the 6k has 11.8 stops @ SNR=2. The C300 is 12.8 stops @ SNR = 2. Please stop spreading fake information.

What SSD are you using mate?

@@victorcea1508 samsung T5

Can't you connect an external battery to the camera and be good? I mean it a a lot of wires but shit

@@nathancasey7712 Yes, you can. But it is too messy: I only do that if I'm going to be static on a tripod. Once I tried to use it while moving and the shots were too messy (you can not use stabilizers if you use an external battery).

When you say "only camera under 3000", are you considering the used market? If so, you are lying or misinformed. Many good used cine cameras under 3k now that are more reliable than this thing.

@@mpbootcamp7009 Yes, I'm excluding the used market. I've had bad experiences there.

@@SevenPhotonsFilms Perhaps you have. I had a buddy that bought three Ursa Mini G2 cams before he got one that worked properly. And these were new cameras. Frightening how bad the QC is from BM for their "flagship" line.

Thanks for your comment Jay :) I hope the GH4 and Sigma has been working great for you!

Resolve is dope, I will admit. But BM will not listen to their customer base on the form factor. They care more about doing whatever sounds good in their head then paying attention to the people giving them money. I dont like their cameras tbh

get an a6000

Right for interviews you should always be able to plug in. Or just use a battery bank

We are too

But what if you want to film yourself?

@@naomishindou7197 - I either have my wife position herself where I am going to be, or I put an object in the space I am going to be in, set focus, and then shoot a few seconds of myself and look at the footage to verify the focus is right. My camera never 'hunts" for focus while shooting myself this way. It simply stays in focus. To be frank though, I am rarely ever shooting myself. I am almost always shooting a film.

@@northcoaststudios gee the same way we did things for decades without autofocus. The poor little spoiled emasculated soy latte boys must have such a hard life if their AF acts up. HINT to the soy boys, many times your AF really sucks but you are so obsessed with it you don't see the errors in your productions.

@@naomishindou7197 black magic were not made for vloggers.

I leave one on all the time just in case. I had pretty bad IR pollution a few times before getting the Hoya IR Cut filter but I can't really say when it does and does not occur, seems quite random to me so better play it safe. It is worth noting though that IR cut filters will cause a green/cyan vignette with focal lenghts wider than 60 degrees, or 23mm on the P6K sensor.

@@anttiheik hey thanks so much for the reply, makes perfect sense, I’ve left one on permanently as well!

We had to deliver back the S1H :/ We only loaned it. The BTS will be awesome! :D

@@Andyax If you had to choose between the 2? ... ;)

@@morgan-films Ah, that's a difficult choice. To be honest, I don't know. I wish we had the S1H longer to test it out even more.