The interesting thing about their newest implementation was that the URSA Mini 4.6K and Micro Cinema Camera were originally planned to be switchable between global and rolling, right in the menu. You can see more in the Blackmagic gallery, or on our previous roundup post: However, now these two cameras are targeted for different kinds of work as customers can choose between URSA Mini 4K if they want global shutter for fast action sports and URSA Mini 4.6K if they want wide dynamic range for high end digital film work.Ĭheck out these additional 4.6K clips. Originally URSA Mini 4K was intended to be the entry level model and the URSA Mini 4.6K to be the higher end model with more features. With the release of URSA Mini 4.6K, customers will be able to choose between two very different models of URSA Mini. The beta testers working in high end digital film and television production are urgently wanting to use cameras such as URSA Mini 4.6K to obtain the advantage of the 15 stops of wide dynamic range and high frame rate capabilities of the rolling shutter.

Their feedback is that the cameras should not be delayed for this feature as the main benefits of the cameras are the wide dynamic range, and that this dynamic range is only available when running without global shutter. The prime reason for this decision is that over the last few months, professional cinematographers and DOP’s who have been beta testing the cameras on all types of different projects have reported incredible results.

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