Not stopping there, the 6K Pro also sports a tilting screen design, similar to that found on the Sony A6600, which, while not fully articulating, still does a great job of adding convenience when shooting at awkward angles. Thankfully, Blackmagic Design boosted the display quality in its 2021 Cinema Camera, with the 6K Pro’s brightness climbing up to a generous 1,500 nits for easier viewing outdoors and in bright environments. Additionally, the 4K screen is fixed in place. That said, the LCD quality of the Pocket Cinema Camera 4K’s screen isn't great, with a dim picture even at peak brightness. So why buy the Studio Camera 4K Plus? Well, apart from being cheaper, it's designed to work with the Blackmagic ATEM Mini Pro (opens in new tab) switcher, which eliminates the need for some of the features in the Pro (such as the 12G-SDI input and the XLR audio inputs).At 5-inches and with a resolution of 1920 x 1080, the Pocket Cinema Camera line’s display betters all mirrorless camera competition by delivering a size and aspect ratio that’s perfect for video capture (why the Sony FX3 still sports a 4:3 screen is beyond us). The big differences here include 12G-SDI (eight times the bandwidth of normal HD-SDI), professional XLR audio, a brighter HR LCD, 5-pin talkback and a 10G Ethernet IP. They also offer up to ISO25,600, a 4K sensor with 13 stops of dynamic range, and are compatible with the best Micro Four Thirds lenses (opens in new tab).Īs you'd expect, the more expensive Pro model is the more richly featured of the two.
USB-C output enables you to record to an external SSD, although note that only the Blackmagic RAW format is supported.
The two cameras have the same look and design, and offer broadly the same capabilities, including the ability to shoot at 4K UltraHD (3840 x 2160) at 60 frames per second. Made from a carbon fiber-reinforced polycarbonate chassis, the cameras boast a sleek and attractive design that contrasts nicely with the big and bulky devices many video professionals are used to. (Image credit: Blackmagic) (opens in new tab)
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