The Blackmagic Micro Cinema Camera sports a digital Super 16 sensor that shoots 1080p video at a range of framerates. And it’s something that a GoPro just cannot do. Why is this important? Because it provides real flexibility for framing up an image and controlling depth of field. Micro four-thirds cameras, often referred to as mirrorless cameras, have been blessed with some truly incredible lenses that can now be used on the Micro Cinema with the right adapter. These include compact, high-quality lenses produced from a variety of manufacturers which can be mounted to this device. The Blackmagic Micro Cinema Camera allows interchangeable lenses from various micro four-thirds mounts. But compared to the GoPro, it is designed to create a far more cinematic image given the lens and sensor pairings it hosts.įirst, about those lenses. Last, it produces high quality footage in a small device. It’s nearly a 3x3x3-inch cube, so it is a diminutive device compared to the digital film cameras it compares to.
The Micro Cinema weighs in at roughly twice the weight of a GoPro Hero 4 with housing, or 10.65 oz. First, it comes in a small package and it weighs very little. The Blackmagic Micro Cinema Camera offers a couple things that has made the GoPro so successful. It’s likely that when this camera is revealed, it’s going to be strapped to drones, dollies, motorcycle helmets and skateboards around the world by a lot of creative professionals. If you’re not that into video cameras, just consider this for a moment. It is everything a compact digital film camera should be, a device that offers core functionality that all-in-one systems like the GoPro cannot. When a GoPro reaches adulthood, it turns into one of these. The Blackmagic Micro Cinema Camera was the talk of the NAB show this week, a trade show for broadcast professionals and video production geeks like us.
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