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General| Sensor Type | Super 35 |
|---|---|
| Resolution | 6144 x 3456 |
| Lens Mount | Canon EF |
| Dynamic Range | 13 stops |
| Screen Size | 5 inches |
| Screen Resolution | 1920 x 1080 |
| Screen Type | LCD capacitive touchscreen |
| Sensor Size | 23.1mm x 12.99mm |
| ISO Range | 100 to 25, 600 |
| Built-in ND Filters | 2, 4 and 6 stop ND filters |
| Storage Media | CFast 2.0, SD UHS-II, external USB-C drive |
| Internal Recording | Blackmagic RAW, ProRes |
| External Recording | USB-C for external drive recording |
| Audio Input | 3.5mm, XLR (via adapter) |
| Audio Output | 3.5mm headphone jack |
| Power Input | 12V DC |
| Shutter Speed | 1/8000 to 1/1 second |
| Recording Formats | Blackmagic RAW, ProRes |
| Battery Type | LP-E6 |
| Battery Life | Approximately 60 minutes |
Explains the process of attaching EF or Micro Four Thirds lenses to the camera.
Details inserting batteries and using the AC adapter for camera operation.
Introduces the camera's storage options: SD cards, CFast cards, and USB-C flash disks.
Explains the use of CFast 2.0 cards for high data rates and frame rates.
Details using UHS-I and UHS-II SD cards for recording compressed video and RAW formats.
Describes using high-speed USB-C flash disks for extended recording times.
Explains media formatting via camera or computer (Mac/Windows).
Explains the two record buttons and how to start/stop recording.
Details the Blackmagic RAW file format, its benefits, and metadata support.
Lists maximum frame rates for models by resolution and codec.
Provides approximate record durations based on media, format, and frame rate.
How to play back recorded clips using the LCD touchscreen.
Identifies physical controls and ports on the camera's exterior.
Identifies controls on the front of the camera, including record buttons.
Identifies ports and slots on the right side of the camera.
Identifies ports on the left side of the camera.
Identifies controls on the top of the camera.
Identifies controls on the rear of the camera.
Overview of the touchscreen interface and gesture-based operation.
How to access and adjust monitor settings like zebra, focus assist, etc.
How to toggle zebra display and set the level for exposure assistance.
How to toggle focus assist and set its level for LCD and HDMI output.
How to toggle frame guides for composition and set options for HDMI output.
How to toggle grids (thirds, horizon, crosshair, dot) for composition.
How to toggle safe area guides for broadcast compliance and framing.
How to toggle false color for exposure assistance and interpret its meaning.
Adjusting exposure using Shutter, Iris, ISO, and White Balance settings.
Explains shutter indicator, angle vs. speed, flicker free options, and auto exposure.
Explains the Iris indicator, aperture control, and iris-based auto exposure.
Explains the ISO indicator and how to adjust ISO settings.
Explains WB and TINT indicators, presets, and custom white balance.
Accessing and navigating the camera's configuration menus.
Overview of the tabbed settings menu (record, monitor, audio, setup, presets, LUTs).
How to set video format, codec, resolution, and other recording parameters.
Explains codec choices (RAW, ProRes) and quality options.
Explains Film, Extended Video, and Video dynamic range settings.
How project frame rate matches post-production workflow.
Explains full vs. window sensor modes and their impact on field of view.
How to set sensor frame rate independently for slow motion.
Setting the default recording card (CFast, SD, or Fullest).
Configuring camera behavior when dropped frames are detected.
How to activate and configure the timelapse feature.
Adjusting status text, overlays for LCD, HDMI, and viewfinder.
Adjusting audio input and monitoring settings.
Accessing camera identification, software version, and other settings.
Mapping function buttons to features, settings, and parameters.
Explains wireless camera control via Bluetooth and the control app.
Using the iPad app to change settings, adjust metadata, and trigger record.
How to reset the camera to default factory settings and recalibrate.
Saving and recalling up to 12 collections of camera settings.
Importing, exporting, and applying 3D LUTs to camera outputs.
Saving clip metadata like settings, timecode, date, and time.
Managing reel, scene, and take metadata for organization.
Setting up projects and performing basic editing with clips and titles.
Maximizing flexibility in post-production with Blackmagic RAW files.
Introduction to the Color page for primary and secondary color correction using wheels and nodes.
Overview of mixing audio in DaVinci Resolve's Edit and Fairlight pages.
Adding 2D/3D visual effects and motion graphics using nodes.
Sharing the final edited project through Quick Export or the Deliver page.
Controlling Pocket Cinema Cameras via ATEM Mini and Software Control.
Instructions for updating camera software on Mac and Windows.
Lists recommended CFast, SD, and USB-C SSDs for various recording scenarios.
Recommended CFast 2.0 cards for specific recording formats and frame rates.
Recommended SD cards for specific recording formats and frame rates.
Recommended USB-C SSDs for specific recording formats and frame rates.
Adding a battery grip to extend shooting sessions and power options.
Information on obtaining help via online support and checking software updates.
Important safety precautions regarding temperature, batteries, and power adapters.
Details of the limited warranty for defects in materials and workmanship.
