URSA Mini
Aside from the sensors used, URSA Mini 4K and 4.6K models are nearly identical. The control
buttons and software menus are laid out the same way, and operating the cameras is
essentially the same. You’ll simply find a few more resolution options on cameras using the
4.6Ksensor, together with a greater range of ISO settings. An easy way to tell which sensor
your camera has is to look for a ‘4K’ or ‘4.6K’ icon above the lens mount.
It’s also worth noting that URSA Mini cameras are available with EF and PL lens mounts.
Aneasy way to tell the difference between these is the presence of a 12 pin broadcast lens
connector near the lens mount on PL models, and of course, the mounts themselves if you are
familiar with EF and PL mounting systems. See the ‘getting started’ section for more information
on these mounts.
URSA Mini, left side
URSA Mini Pro 4.6K
Blackmagic URSA Mini Pro 4.6K is a little different. This camera is only available as a 4.6K
model with an EF mount, but it can accept other lens types via its interchangeable lens mount.
For more information on the interchangeable lens mount, see the 'interchangeable lens
mount' section.
URSA Mini Pro 4.6K is easy to recognize by the additional control buttons and LCD status
screen on the left side of the chassis, as well as the ND filters near the lens mount. Naturally,
the additional control buttons will mean that you have different options for controlling your
camera and changing settings.
URSA Mini Pro 4.6K, left side
Now that you know how to identify the different URSA Mini models, you can get started using
your camera!
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