This means you’ll either need to fix it in post, or avoid the sun in your shots. Our tests found that even early morning and late evening sun suffered from this effect. When the sun is directly exposed the resulting image produces a “black hole” where the sun is in the shot. Unfortunately, there is one huge flaw in the sensor. This makes it tougher to shoot with low light levels. The ASA (the equivalent of ISO on a DSLR) options are very limited with options of 200,400, and 800. Blackmagic claims a dynamic range of 12 stops, and our tests leave no reason to doubt that this is, in fact, the case. There’s plenty of pixels packed into the sensor which has a 3840 x 2160 (UHD) effective resolution when recording in ProRes, and 4000 x 2160 when shooting RAW. The shutter angle can go up to 360 degrees to eek out a bit more exposure at the expense of more motion blur. With a global shutter, there’s no jello effect to speak of. This will give you a 1.7x crop factor when you slap a full frame lens on it. URSA Mini Pro records up to 60fps and features dual C-Fast 2.0 recorders as well as dual UHS-II SD Card recorders.The URSA has a “super 35” CMOS image sensor that comes in at 21.12 x 11.88mm. URSA Mini Pro also features built in ND filters, a status display and a revolutionary new interchangeable lens mount that lets you change between EF photographic lenses or PL and B4 lenses.

Introducing URSA Mini Pro, a professional digital film camera that combines the incredible image quality of URSA Mini 4.6K with the features and controls of a traditional broadcast camera! You get a massive number of ergonomically designed controls on the side of the camera so you can adjust most settings by feel, and without ever having to take your eyes off the action.

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