Blackmagic Cinema Camera
Blackmagic DesignCompact sensor · Canon EFA low-priced raw camera that brought cinema-style recording to independent filmmakers.
CINEMA · VIDEO · MONITORS
Cinema cameras, switchers, recorders and DaVinci Resolve software.
Brought raw cinema recording and grading software to very low prices.
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A low-priced raw camera that brought cinema-style recording to independent filmmakers.
A pocket-sized raw camera with a film-like image at a consumer price.
A large studio body with a fold-out monitor and upgradable sensor turret.
A lighter shoulder-mounted URSA for single-operator productions.
An inexpensive 4K raw camera that became a staple of student and independent film.
A Super 35 Pocket body with an EF mount, popular for low-budget features.
Put a 12K sensor in a Super 35 camera, an unusually high resolution for the format.
Brought a full-frame 6K sensor and L-Mount into Blackmagic's low-priced range.
A high-end large-format camera aimed at feature and episodic productions.
Passive MFT version of the original Cinema Camera.
PL-mount version of the original Cinema Camera.
Super 35 4K global-shutter body in the Cinema Camera shell.
Box studio camera with a large viewfinder for live production.
Tiny remote-controllable raw camera for drones and rigs.
Miniature 4K studio and point-of-view camera.
4.6K URSA Mini, shipped without the promised global shutter.
Adds built-in ND filters and broadcast controls to the URSA Mini.
URSA body for broadcast B4 zoom lenses.
Second-generation URSA Mini Pro with new electronics and higher frame rates.
Pocket 6K with internal ND filters and a bright tilting screen.
Pocket 6K in the 6K Pro body without built-in ND.
12K URSA with an optical low-pass filter to control moire.
65 mm-format sensor URSA announced with the Cine 12K.