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Composition, sequencing, grading and editing. You can't buy these things with all the money in the world (well, unless you hire right.)

Nice idea! Selling at $99 will net you a healthy profit: 120 backers is ~11500, milling and anodizing is ~50/unit. If you worked a whole month straight for eight hours a day, you'd be paid ~22/h.

Thanks for the discussion P13 and voyagervideo. I figured getting the step up would be best in the long run, resale value, put my order in a few hours ago. $50 for a piece of threaded metal. Ahaha. :(

Wow. That is awesome!   I think the shoot could've benefited from a shallower depth of field, but I mean come on, one take? Very cool. Was someone pulling focus, or was it auto?

  Awesome! Thank you for saving me money.

  What DSLR shoots 1080 RAW for $700?

  Check out the new Crucial M500 SSDs. A 900GB drive is selling for under $600. Maxed out sequential write is 130+MB/s which is fine for shooting raw.   Edit: Er, let me retract that actually. Shooting 4K RAW at 30 fps will probably require something faster. Probably on the magnitude of 200MB/s.

I think I'm going to buy a BMCC soon. While I adore the idea of the Pocket, giving up lossless RAW and the flexibility of using 2.5" SSDs for a 1080 sensor (would save so much time and money editing, could probably get by on a two SSD RAID array vs the beast you need to edit 2.5K,) isn't worth it. Or am I crazy? Anyone willing to give me their opinion? What type of image quality am I sacrificing? Does ProRess and Lossy DNG grade well enough to fix any white balance issues? I don't care so much about achieve a style in post, all I want is to be able to salvage even the worst shot footage and achieve proper colour.

The BMPCC is so awesomely cool. 1080 RAW is perfect. I'm worried about storage and battery, but it doesn't matter. I can't wait for the announcement today.

Source: Danielo Garcia (Twitter) 1080 RAW. 13 stops dynamic range. SD storage. ProRes. MFT mount.