Blackmagic Design URSA 4.6K EF-Mount

Rental price per day $ 150.00

Blackmagic Design Ursa Broadcast G2. Includes cards and batteries

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4608 x 2592p Global Shutter CMOS Sensor
15 Stops of Dynamic Range
10.1″, 1080p Flip-Out LCD Screen
Dual 5″ Touchscreens for Menu Access
Records CinemaDNG RAW and ProRes
12G-SDI Output for 10-Bit 4:2:2 4K
2x XLR Audio Inputs with Phantom Power
Aluminum Frame with 3/8″-16 Mounting
LANC Port for START/STOP, Iris, Focus
Dual CFast 2.0 Card Slots

Category: Video Cameras & Lenses

Description
Rental Terms and Conditions

Description

he URSA 4.6K Digital Cinema Camera with active EF Mount from Blackmagic Design features a form factor that is designed to make it flexible enough to use on productions of all sizes. From a single operator all the way up to a full camera crew. At the heart of the imaging system, URSA 4.6K features a 4608 x 2592p resolution, global shutter CMOS sensor with 15 stops of dynamic range. The camera records and outputs in the 2160p format, a 16:9 standard with precisely four times the resolution of 1080p, often referred to as UltraHD.

Internally, URSA can record in the two formats. The first is 12-bit CinemaDNG RAW, a losslessly compressed RAW codec designed to give you the greatest latitude for image manipulation in post production. The second is Apple ProRes 422 (HQ), a debayered codec for easier playback and editing in a wide range of video editing applications. Additionally, ProRes also requires less storage space for extended recording times. Video is recorded to CFast 2.0 memory cards, and the camera features two slots allowing you to hot swap media for continuous, uninterrupted recording.

URSA features a 10.1″, 1080p resolution flip-out LCD screen so that you won’t necessarily need an on-camera monitor. Additionally, there are two 5″ capacitive touchscreens, one on either side of the body. These allow you to access the menu system and can display data such as timecode and audio waveforms.

So you can edit and color correct your footage, especially footage shot in the CinemaDNG RAW format, URSA includes DaVinci Resolve software dongle for OS X and Windows.

Supports Diverse User Groups

From solo camera operator up to full-scale productions. When used on jobs with a large crew, you can easily dress the camera with high quality cinema lenses, rods, follow focus, matte box, and more. If you’re shooting solo, then the large fold out on-set monitor, built in scopes, and internal recorder means you don’t need any extra on-set equipment because it’s all built into the camera

Design By Department

Each area of the camera has been divided into separate camera operator, camera assistant, and audio engineer work stations. The camera operator station features a large 10″ fold out on-set monitor and separate 5 inch screen for settings, camera status, and scopes. The camera assist station features a separate screen for camera settings, status, and scopes. Finally, the audio station features audio meters, controls, and audio connections

Professional Design and Aluminum Construction

URSA features an active cooling system with low noise fan that allows it to achieve higher frame rates for longer while keeping the chassis cool. The machined aluminum design is built to incredibly robust and has been engineered with the possibility it will be handled by lots of people in mind

4.6K Resolution Super 35 Sensor with 15 Stops Dynamic Range

The sensor features 15 stops of dynamic range for true digital film imaging. The wide dynamic range preserves detail in dark shadows as well as bright highlights so you have a wider range of brightness levels to work with when color grading in postproduction. The oversized Super 35 size allows for creative shallow depth of field shooting and the high resolution 12-bit lossless CinemaDNG RAW recording helps ensure you record as much detail as the sensor sees

Dual CFast 2.0 Card Slots

With two cards slots, it is possible to keep recording indefinitely. Simply switch over to a fresh card in the second slot and then remote the first to offload to a computer or storage device. By using CFast 2.0 media it is possible to record even at the high bitrates demanded by RAW capture without dropping frames

Built-In Scopes

URSA features scopes for exposure, focus, and audio levels. And there is a dedicated screen for camera assistants so they can check and update camera parameters independently of the camera operator

Field Upgradable Sensor

The URSA features a modular camera turret that can be removed by taking out four bolts. The camera turret includes the sensor, lens mount, and lens control connections and can be upgraded in the future when new types of sensors are developed

Broadcast Connections

Standard BNC connectors mean you don’t need to worry about custom or proprietary cabling solutions. URSA features a 12G-SDI output that can be down converted to HD or used directly for full Ultra HD 4K quality. There’s also a 12G-SDI input that can display return video on the 10″ LCD when covering live events or working with external video sources. A separate SDI output that outputs 1080p only is available for attaching EVFs and monitors. For audio, there are two XLR inputs with +48 V phantom power. You also get timecode in and out to help synchronize with other cameras or separate audio recorders

LANC Port

A LANC is provided on a 2.5 mm sub mini connector. It allows you to control record START/STOP, iris, and focus

Supports Standard Battery Plates

V-Mount battery can be attached directly to the back of the camera. Alternatively, there is a 4-pin XLR input so you can use a power supply or other DC power source. The URSA also features a 4-pin XLR power output so you can power a camera mounted 12V accessory without needing an additional battery

Lots of Mounting Points

The top of the camera features a number of 3/8″-16 tapped holes so you can attach articulating arms and other mounting accessories. There are also 1/4″-20 holes along the top of the removable handle. In addition, there is a mount for 15mm LWS-spaced rods built-in to the bottom of the camera. By adding a pair of standard 15mm rods you can add accessories such as follow focus and matte box. A V-lock delta interface allows the camera to be attached to tripods using an ENG-style quick release system such as the VCT-14

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