The obvious one is that it allows you to reframe shots. “We’re really trying to address highest-end workflows, and when we really looked at that, there’s a bunch of reasons as to why to go beyond 8K - to get good 8K essentially. Grant Petty addressed this in the announcement live stream: Why three times the resolution? Well, it’s not so much the aspect of gunning for 12K visuals, but rather to accommodate for a better 8K experience. Most of the production world has finally just adjusted and adapted to the 4K and 6K pipeline.
There’s a new sensor, a new film curve, new color science, and a whole new host of recording features.įirst, let’s go ahead and talk about the elephant in the room. While the body largely remains the same design as the other readily available models, the internal electronics have been completely ripped out and replaced. Today, Blackmagic introduced the Ursa Mini Pro 12K. It’s that time of the year again, when a cryptic teaser announcement from Blackmagic whips camera and filmmaking fanatics into a frenzy, prompting them to wonder aloud and online to anyone who will listen - is today the day? Is today the day Blackmagic suddenly reveals another game-changing camera? Blackmagic goes big with the jaw-dropping new URSA Mini Pro 12K.
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