Andrew Reid

Looks like Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera, Production Camera and BMCC as we know it are dead!?

ALTA and MIMIC Vincent Laforet - http://blog.vincentlaforet.com/2015/04/12/nab2015-news-freefly-brings-us-mimic-a-game-changing-addition-to-remote-camera-operation-the-alta-drone/ Chase Jarvis - http://blog.chasejarvis.com/blog/2015/04/mimic-launch-and-movi/      

​Wonder if the remote control for camera comes bundled with it?

Clearly no screen on the drone cam if the back is taken up by the LP-6 battery. The URSA Mini form factor is the one I am most interested in. If it's tiny, it will be a winner.

​Those poster guys on the crane better hurry up

If so it's a cool design to say the least.

Also, is somewhat ironic the abuse Ed has suffered for his opinions and beliefs, given the subject matter itself is abuse!! Stop it guys. Or we'll have to talk about cameras again...

Agreed. Not sweeping it under the rug. But needs to stay respectful.

All credit to Noam for the URSA find http://noamkroll.com/blackmagic-ursa-mini-is-coming-15-stops-of-dynamic-range-4-6k-sensor-much-more/ Specs of the smaller cinema camera coming in just a moment.

Clearly designed for drones. It's Super 16mm. Here's the URSA Mini 4.6K, Super 35mm... Photos from Noam.

The new lightweight portable URSA Mini has a much smaller screen and looks a bit like a DVX100. New Blackmagic sensor is 4.6K, 15 stops. New Blackmagic Cinema Camera is also to be announced at NAB. Resolve 12 will be released shortly afterwards.

​Let's try and avoid pointing the finger at each other. The situation is as bad enough as it is without losing more friends because of differences of opinion on an internet forum.

There is a new 4K Panasonic camera coming at NAB. Read the full article: http://www.eoshd.com/2015/04/there-is-a-new-4k-panasonic-camera-coming-at-nab/

Nobody in the history of press releases ever has said something like "this time..." twice in the opening paragraph. Amateurish sham.

​O rly?

We broadly control how much we put out onto the internet. That's our right. If someone takes that away from you and posts carte blanche a ton of the uttermost private info, I don't agree that.

Trust me Ed you shouldn't be taking abuse condemnations from guys like Vincent Gafney and Salah Baker on twitter. Highly abusive themselves all the time on social media, often to me.

​EH?! GH4 has had it since release, for 1 year now. A7S has it. Both mirrorless cameras.

It's not uncompressed raw.

I have some information on a new 4K CMOS sensor which may or may not be announced at NAB in a future Blackmagic camera. The new chip increases sensitivity by 67%. Read the full article

It's Kinefinity raw so their own format in-camera and with a simultaneous (and actually rather lovely looking) CineForm proxy. Then you have a very speedy converter app to create the Cinema DNG on your PC or Mac. Then it is into Resolve to grade or edit. What I did was grade in there then ProRes for Premiere. But if you need a faster turnaround you can just edit straight off the card with the CineForm Proxy, then do one big render at the end off the raw.

Good review.

  Camera provided by Kinefinity and HDVideoShop. Final hardware but pre-release firmware with some modes such as "Golden 3K" for 16-stop dynamic range not yet enabled. The Kinefinity KineMAX is a serious piece of kit. It is possibly the best image I have ever shot with. The 6K Super 35mm sensor delivers an absolutely incredible raw image, internally recorded and also a CineForm Proxy for quick editing. Read the full article

Because of a minority of users on this forum who want to continue to sling mud in various directions I am closing the thread now. Had to delete some nasty remarks. For those who kept it level-headed, thank you. Whatever the truth I hope for forgiveness and recovery for both sides.

Nikon at NAB have come with a string of code, how generous. http://nikonrumors.com/2015/04/09/nikon-develops-new-firmware-for-the-d4s-d810-and-d750-dslr-cameras.aspx/ This one adds timecode to HDMI and start stop trigger so useful for external recorders.