Cheers mate! Appreciate it!

cheers Jaymes!

He mentioned Filmbox. Costs like $1k USD

Cheers! Yes I’ve used Filmbox, Dehancer and Filmconvert in the past. I’d say about 50% of the clips here are Filmbox, but most of the grade takes shape with seperate nodes

I used the regular T7, up to BRAW 5:1 :)

I have! Something I'm really keen to try out, Kipon make some interesting stuff and I'm looking forward to giving it a go

I don't think you can use Speed booster with 6k.

Thankyou and nice! I’m keen to give rotating VNDs a go, which one do you use?

@@DesignedbyKirk I just use K&F (K&F Concept 82mm Variable ND Filter Adjustable Fader Neutral Density ND2 - ND32 Filter, NO Spot X Black X Issue, MRC 28-Layer, Ultra Slim, Waterproof) I've used them since day one with the P4K and find them to be really good. If you're using a matt box you need one that you can add filters after the matt box (I use the Smallrigh mini mattbox pro) - and it can be a little bit of a pain if you're using other filters (like black pro-mist etc) but my mattbox pops off super easy if I need to adjust ND with a 4 x 5.65" filter in place. I do have my eye on the nisi matt box with VND built in - probably the best options I've seen but it's not cheap. At some stage I'm going to get the new Pyxis so the Nisi option would pair really nicely with that °¬)

Yeah interesting, I'll go and check those out for sure! I I used a cheap K&F filter at the beginning of this testing that I didn't mention, because the image circle wasn't large enough. But you're right the Nisi C5 matte box looks to be the best of the best, although I believe Kondor Blue is also coming out with one soon. Lot's of options to chose from!

@@DesignedbyKirk Yeah, I actually have two VNDs that work across my main four lenses - but I use a step down ring to put one of them on my widest lens and it's fine but probably won't be on a full frame camera! Yeha, you know with the Nisi that there won't be any colour cast or anything but I've filmed countless client jobs (and not enough personal projects!) with the K&F VNDs and love them - and if you scratch it, it's cheap to replace. (Subbed btw)

100% - yeah I'd definitely find a VND that's been previously tested on an opengate full frame even, just to make sure. very true! thanks mate!

Not a bad idea, I remember being somewhat unable to find one that I liked, but if you recommend one let me know :)

Best is Meika with drop in ND slot style, Fotodiox vnd is almost have with any mount but keep in mind with fotodiox they always have minimum 1 stop ND means you need to always have any cheap smart or dummy adapter as well with whichever mount you’re going for.

Sure was!

With the handle on, it does fit. But not very usable as you can’t quite comfortably get your eye onto the piece

Exactly the same as the 6K Pro, 45 min per battery to 1 hour. I’m considering the Pyxis but keeping in mind they’re the same camera. Just different bodies

@@DesignedbyKirk agreed they would make a great A/B combo in my opinion. The pyxis I think offers more for me as I shoot weddings handheld. Though braw is a bit of an issue and the fx6 is probably a similar price was all said and done. Though the idea of open gate feels more worth it

I'm not too familiar with the FX6 I must say, nor am I with wedding cinematograhy. But I can imagine no IBIS and BRAW could be tough to get over veruses some of the peace of mind / ease features of the FX6. I'd say the opengate is worth it if you want to create a certain look, or especially if you want to deliver and charge for in multiple formats

Trailer is up on my channel, will be releasing the full short soon!

I used the Urth adapter :)

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The speed should be fine, but I would be careful with the Sandisk SSD's i've heard some models have some bad issues and can corrupt easily

Perhaps one doesn't quite exist yet!

The flange distance on mirrorless mounts are too short to allow for any adapter between one and another.

I feel the Pyxis offers an overall better platform but will get big. Very tempted with both too

My best advice, despite all the positive and negative hype, is to wait. Wait until accessories come out, cages, etc... then figure out if you may be able to build it to your liking

Only the Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 6K Pro has Internal ND's Pocket 4K, 6K, 6K G2, and 6K Full Frame (This One). Do not have internal ND's.

@@DesignedbyKirk thanks CHIEF - keep being awesome

Very excited for it! Keen to give it a go in person soon

Thankyou! It absolutely is!

@@DesignedbyKirk Of course! Do you like this version or the Pyxis? I actually prefer this form factor because of the screen and because it can really be a run and gun camera if you want it to be.

I sure have! One of my favourites

Not my finest hour 😂

agreed! L mount means we just gotta adapt, luckily there's plenty out there

How come Which mount would you rather have? I think its one of their best moves personally. Wished it was a locking L mount hopfully a pyxis 2 pro or whatever may have that.

It just makes it so much more versitile.

@@heartshapedfilms the ef mounts, to go with EF cine lenses

Yeah it's a hard call! I wouldn't go with EF, it's a bit out-dated imho moving forward. Either PL or L I think is the way to go. I'd consider the L mount for now, as I can always adapt to a locking PL on top of that, plus it's a bit cheaper. Decisions, decisions! Ultimately, that choice should just come down to what lenses you anticipate yourself using