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and how do you know this??? I'll be using an FX9 on an upcoming production which is a 10k camera. I am sure there are a lot of other people on this forum that do a lot more video work than me. 10k isn't even very expensive for a production camera.

Still unsure why you are upset that other people are excited about a camera announcement??

Proof? And why do you care if others want to talk about it? 

There are a lot of people on this forum that work for production companies that use 10k plus cameras or rent 10k plus cameras for projects.... If you are not interested or excited about this release not sure why you'd bother commenting. Why do you want to police all of us on what we should or should not be interested in?

I would be upset if Blackmagic stops releasing products in the $1000-$3000 price range, but I don't believe that is their plan.

 

I can't wait to see what Linus Tech Tips thinks of these cameras. Gonna be an interesting perspective outside the repetitive YouTube camera community. 

I can't wait to see what Linus Tech Tips thinks of these cameras. Gonna be an interesting perspective outside the repetitive YouTube camera community. 

I was just watching Top Gun yesterday. Damn beautiful color from I am guessing Super 35 film. But I like very saturated and contrasty stuff in general. 

Good to see Justin Bieber being productive in his old age.

Interesting test though. I think it highlights overheating issues with small cameras in general, Canon certainly isn't alone. This hasn't stopped tons of people from using the A73 professionally. Tons of wedding videographers use it. 

Definitely an extreme heat situation though. 

Another huge advantage is Blackmagic's BRAW edits way better than 8k red footage. They've really put in the work to make the BRAW codec edit friendly even in 12k. People are going to have a hard to ignoring the advantages that BM is offering. 

I mean I would have preferred to see something else too. A pocket 6k sensor in an Ursa body(slightly smaller ursa body, ursa micro??) 

I hate the Pocket form factor. If it had better battery life, flip screen, and EVF, I'd be down. 

BRAW never violated RED's patents as its not true RAW. CDNG did though 

Why does it concern you lol? I am not in the market for this camera but I am happy to see Blackmagic going after a bigger market. 

This camera is obviously targeted to those that would rent or buy an RED helium and probably anyone who might consider a RED in general. Reputations can change, RED has had a long history of reliability issues and they have overcome it. I am sure Blackmagic can as well especially considering this is their first camera targeting a higher end market. At the end of the day professionals aren't going to turn down more usability at a lower cost. The question really is if Blackmagic has their quality control down. 

I think this camera as long as it is decent in low light and has no fixed noise issues will keep its value for a lot longer than most past Blackmagic cameras, which had issues from day 1. 

The OG 4.6k's are getting pretty cheap. I got two now. The BRAW on the mini pro's is probably worth the extra $500-$1000 though. 

The OG 4.6k's are getting pretty cheap. I got two now. The BRAW on the mini pro's is probably worth the extra $500-$1000 though. 

I am confident this will deliver 12k and everything else promised.

The bigger issue is quality control of course. The camera needs to be shipped on time and without issues. 

I really love Blackmagic. If their color science and quality control is up there with Arri I think they have a serious shot at making an impact. 

The URSA was a nice camera but it has a lot of issues. This seems like a completely different beast.

The big issue with the ursa 4.6K was the fixed noise pattern in deep shadows and higher iso's. 

If this camera is a win at 3200 iso and with Dynamic range its a RED killer for sure. Combined with the fact that its shooting higher RES than the RED helium at less than half the price. Plus recording straight to SSD's, ND filters, and built in monitor. It just comes down to reliability after that. 

I am confident this will deliver 12k and everything else promised.

The bigger issue is quality control of course. The camera needs to be shipped on time and without issues. 

I really love Blackmagic. If their color science and quality control is up there with Arri I think they have a serious shot at making an impact. 

The URSA was a nice camera but it has a lot of issues. This seems like a completely different beast.

I am confident this will deliver 12k and everything else promised.

The bigger issue is quality control of course. The camera needs to be shipped on time and without issues. 

I really love Blackmagic. If their color science and quality control is up there with Arri I think they have a serious shot at making an impact. 

The URSA was a nice camera but it has a lot of issues. This seems like a completely different beast.

The big issue with the ursa 4.6K was the fixed noise pattern in deep shadows and higher iso's. 

If this camera is a win at 3200 iso and with Dynamic range its a RED killer for sure. Combined with the fact that its shooting higher RES than the RED helium at less than half the price. Plus recording straight to SSD's, ND filters, and built in monitor. It just comes down to reliability after that. 

If it has a solid 3200 iso and no fixed pattern noise it will be a winner. 

That said at the price point you may be tempted to get an FX9 or C300 MK3.
BRAW is a huge advantage though and if you want or need 8k or highspeed 4k this really is a unique option at a low price point. 

I am actually more interested in Gen 5 color science. 

I just want the Pocket 6k in a Ursa mini body with better color science. 

this is gold

Let me correct that for you. "Can your camera filter  my pimples, make me more beautiful and the groom less drunk? - What do you mean No - it has 8k though"

this is gold