Hands-On with Blackmagic URSA Mini 4.6K – Their First Run-and-Gun Camera?
Blackmagic Design just announced over 30 new products. Among several new cameras is the Blackmagic URSA Mini, an ergonomic single-shooter shoulder camera with an all new 4.6K sensor and an impressive list of specs.
We got our hands on the new Blackmagic URSA Mini, had a chance to play with it, see the images coming out of it and what we can tell you right now is that this is a camera to look out for. At $5000 for the 4.6K version and $3000 for the 4K version this camera is extremely competitive and worth considering.
Please watch the video for an in-depth look and all the features and specs the camera has to offer. Stay tuned for more, much more.
Here are the most important specs at a glance:
- New 4.6K Global Shutter Sensor
- Improved Dynamic Range and Low-Light-Sensitivity
- Ergonomic Design
- New OLED 1080p viewfinder ($1500) looks really nice
- internal 12-bit RAW / ProRes recording
- supports New ProRes 4444 XQ codec
- up to 60p in 4k
- up to 160 fps in 1080p windowed
- up to 30p with Global-Shutter
- built-in 5 inch 1080p monitor
- LANC control
The Blackmagic URSA Mini 4.6K is already available for pre-order HERE
This will be one popular camera for sure.
The camera is said to ship in July starting from US$2,995 for the URSA Mini 4K EF, US$3,495 for the URSA Mini 4K PL, US$4,995 for the URSA Mini 4.6K EF and US$5,495 for the URSA Mini 4.6K PL models.
The URSA Mini shoulder mount kit will be sold separately.