In fact it is the closeness to the Alexa and the ease of intercutting with that camera that is one reason why the BMPCC is still being used extensively today, even on big budget feature films as a stunt camera. This was a tiny camera for around £800 that could record 13 stops of raw Cinema DNG video if required, with a colouromitry that intercut very nicely indeed with cameras such as the Alexa. The thing that persuaded filmmakers to overlook the BMPCC’s foibles was simply its sublimely good picture quality. Like many others who took the time to use it, he discovered that the Pocket Cinema Camera was a wolf in sheeps clothing. This was interesting because Charters eventually became one of the camera’s staunchest supporters, happily intercutting it with Alexas and Amiras. Indeed interestingly Rodney Charters can be seen in one early video deriding it as all a bit pointless. When it first arrived on the scene in 2013 it came under criticism for its form factor and battery life.
The original BMPCC was both amazing and frustrating at the same time. “We’ve been able to achieve even greater manufacturing efficiencies which means that we are now able to release this new 6K model which adds an adjustable LCD touchscreen, larger longer battery life, support for the OLED viewfinder and improved on-screen menus.Replay: We've moved on a bit since then but here's what made the original BMPCC camera so special. “Since the release of the Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 6K Pro, customers have been asking for some of the features to be added to the 6K model,” said Grant Petty, Blackmagic Design CEO. The Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 6K G2 includes the latest Blackmagic generation 5 color science, and retains the popular cinematic Super 35 HDR image sensor with 13 stops of dynamic range, dual native ISO and EF lens mount from the previous model. Annex Pro is excited to announce the new Blackmagic Design Pocket Cinema Camera 6K G2 is now available to order and expected to start shipping in mid-July 2022. This next-generation addition to Blackmagic’s popular family of handheld digital film cameras features an adjustable touchscreen, larger battery, and support for an optional electronic viewfinder – all for a new low price of only $2795.00CAD.
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