Christmas came... late? or Early? Who cares Blackmagic rules!

For us* 😂

@@ConstructionKroniesa bit later, but finally haha.

Fanboys, fangirls and fanNBs 😂

I just wished they brought this out at the end of the company tax year not the start xD

Haha! 🙂

Yep, with fast lenses and this much dynamic range… it’ll be easy to come close to that IMAX “wide-yet-shallow” looking image.

I hate this USB c shit

​@@whoiam3410make a better open standard. I'm waiting

@@whoiam3410 usb c is for cloud stuff

BP-U batteries are pretty affordable these days, plus they can act as a redundant power when a V-mount is plugged in at the same time.

they can protrude a lot though, my U98 extends like 5 cm outside the body.

@@KPOPPERjp You can use a smaller one and still mount a V mount at the back via 15mm rail.

@@frankfeng2701 I got mine 2nd hand for cheap ($50) so I jumped on that quickly. I still use a v-mount as well for my Ninja V and FX6 if it happens to run low on juice.

I'm quite sure the fx6 is a much lower power camera. But even if we get ~100 mins that would be great

He actually made a video and was very excited

@@jaysnappsmediallc6680 Cool! Hopefully he didn't invest too much into his own project. I imagine this kills it.

Was thinking the same thing

They have accessed the Pyxis 6k announcement already and the cam mod is going ahead. You have to consider, that the Pyxis is the 6k FF variant. The mod is based on the Super 35 sensor. So it's still viable.

@@EmeraldAudiovisual Also they are making them in very limited quantity. It's more so a passion project, not some sort of business venture. So I don't think people could have really expected to buy the camera mod version in any real capacity.

Seriously especially if it’s in a bag with other accessories that can bump it or run up against it!

Even the beloved FX3 has only 12.7 (gerald undone Video) even though they claim it's 15.. So 13 is just fine. :)

Yep, Blackmagic is very conservative in their DR rating. The stops they advertise is usually what you can ACTUALLY get. Other companies use noise-reduction and other pre-processing to advertise an extra 1-2 stops.

@@david_garibaldi this 100%. CineD has done lab tests similar to Geralds that have clocked the FX6 right around 12.6, while the 6K full frame on the same lab test has shown 12.9. DR claims are typically just a gimmick with the exception of ARRI.

DR isn't gonna fix bad lighting even if you have 14 usable stops, Creator was shot on the FX3, don't worry, the camera isn't the problem here.

Dude.. my 16 steps dr Komodo x‘s dynamic range is a true killer of the 13

Maybe is a matter of space, the higher they go on resolution and fps, the less an internal ProRes became usable/sufficient.

I never understood why they are going away from it either. RED, Arri and Sony are recording in ProRes. Even Kinefinity lets you record in 12 bit 4444 ProRes on thier cameras in high resolutions and frame rates 🤷‍♂️

I think these cards are so reliable that you wouldn't have to. But I'm pretty sure you can.

@@david_garibaldi I thought the same until I had one die in my R5 on a wedding day 😬 very happy I was dual recording. Would be great to be able to in the blackmagic!

gyro stab almost completely eliminated the RS on my 6kpro. I was blown away and discovered it quite by accident

This was my first thought as well!!

Their website says so 🙌

It's the same hardware as the FF 6k, so you can pretty much be sure, it does. I mean, even the Micro Studio 4k G2 got gyro !!

Take my money lol

According to their website, yes there will be a card module available to use instead of the 8TB module.

You're not missing much except unless you want the full frame.

@@ChrisParayno oh im very happy with my g2, its more that i bought it not knowing any of this big news was coming up and it all happened RIGHT after i got the camera 😂just makes everything more exciting!!

i want a subscription model, im tired of not giving them money for using my davinci since ages ago.

Grant hates subscriptions but what they should do is offer a higher level of customer support that’s paid, comes with the cloud, etc. I do buy their hardware from time to time and feel good about supporting them, but yes my dongle from Resolve version 9 is what I’m using!!! I do have a license that came with the speed editor I use for my laptop. I did buy the keycaps for $600 a few years ago to update my advanced panel to V2 (but bought that used) so not sure when I’ll be buying new BMD hardware.

IMX410 is one of, if not the most, legendary sensors ever made for the world of prosumer imaging.

Cropping on a sensor shorten the readout speed. Less pixel to read = less time to read the pixels. Every full frame offering s35 crop have better performance in rolling shutter in crop mode, and not by a small margin. So no rolling shutter does not limit the frame rate at lower pixel ratios. What could be a problem is if these modes are not crop but oversample. Oversampling needs to read the whole sensor

@@lucasvivante8988 sorry I should clarify that I was only referring to the s35 9k crop. Framerate and rolling shutter are still limited by how fast the sensor can dump heat and electrons before recapturing capture light. When you crop to s35 you aren't necessarily reading that area out any faster than in full frame. It's kinda like depth of field when you use the same lens on ff and s35. The depth of field doesn't change but our perception overall does due to the larger area on ff. I could be way off base, but currently my thinking is due to the pixel density when reading the whole ff or 35 area the camera cant keep up with the heat to read out any faster. When dropping to 8k ff blackmagic say with their new Bayer pattern they are pixels skipping, so you have fewer pixels to read and a larger area to dissipate heat. You are correct that cropping does increase readout speed, but there can be other factors. But the original point I was kinda trying to make is that slow framerates doesn't necessarily mean slow readout, but high frame rights do mean fast read outs.

@@lucasvivante8988 sorry I should have clarified. I'm referring to the 9k s35 crop. A sensors readout speed and in turn rolling shutter and framerates can also be effected by how fast a sensor can dump heat and electrons before recapturing light for the next frame. Your correct that cropping to s35 does increase read speed and reduce overall rolling shutter but in the same way we effect perceived depth of field when using the same lens on s35 and full frame. The camera doesn't actually read the super 35 area any faster than in full frame mode, but it can start reading the next frame sooner cause there is less to read. If you overlay the s35 capture it's effective on full frame the rolling shutter often lines up assuming no processing or data limitations. I could be way off base but my thinking here is that due to the pixel density in ff 12k and s35 9k the camera cant cool the sensor effectively enough to increase the read out and framerate. Blackmagic said that their with their new Bayer pattern on the 12k sensor they are pixel skipping. So when they reduce resolution on full frame they have a greater area for fewer pixels allowing the camera to read out more frames while still cooling effectively. What I was kinda trying to say on my original comment is that low framerates dont necessarily mean a slow readout, but fast framerates mean that the readout has to be faster meaning the rolling shutter is reduced.

tilta, smallrig and everybody will make and adapter for vmount batteries. That certainly will extend beyond the sdi port

You can also have a right angle mount for sdi

@@nicolacornolti so true! Thanks for that insight!

That’s Grant Petty, CEO 😂 he’s amazing

He's so awesome, smart and gentle. So adorable

Yes with an external monitor such as the blackmagic video assist.

I am curious about this as well.

What kind of solutions besides filter ring NDs?

@@bastelwigames anything. L-mount is still lacking behind Sony with variety of lenses. However I know Lumix and Leica lenses are top of the game.

Oh yes, we’ll be adding 19 feature videos as soon as I get back from NAB to my resolve course

@@initialfocus I'm buying! The save50 code doesn't work. Should it?

They really need this!

The new beta? My tokina 11-16 works OK now

No, they've long abandoned the Ursa Mini G2 for updates. Thoughts are they didn't design it with the ability to update it to the extent you can with their other models.