It feels like an early Christmas for filmmakers, especially for those just starting out. Blackmagic Design has announced a $300 price reduction for the Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 4k, bringing its cost down to $995. Originally launched in 2018, this camera has been a gateway tool for many filmmakers. It offers unique features like internal raw recording and the ability to record to an external USB-C drive, making it a strong option in its price range. When the Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 4k debuted, it cost $1,295—a competitive price for its capabilities. Over six years, it became a popular choice for indie filmmakers, wedding videographers, and content creators. Its raw video recording, Max 12 stops of dynamic range, and DaVinci Resolve color science helped it stand out from other cameras in its class. Grant Petty holding the Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 4k. Image Credit: CineD A brief history of the Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 4k Blackmagic has a history of making professional tools accessible. They reduced the price of the original Pocket Cinema Camera to $500, making it an easy option for many creators and enthusiasts. This latest price cut continues that trend. According to their press release, improvements in manufacturing efficiency have allowed them to lower costs and pass those savings to users. Additionally, the camera’s seamless integration with Blackmagic’s ATEM Mini switchers expands its appeal. This compatibility makes it a flexible choice for digital film production, live events, and small studios. Image Credit: CineD Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera...
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