Side view of the Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 6k with Wooden Rig. It is priced at 2,495, making it a cool 1,200 more expensive than the aggressively priced Pocket Cinema Camera 4K, which Blackmagic priced at 1,295. Learn how we put this entry-level cinema camera to the test when it comes to shooting automotive video work including how we use the BMPCC 4K to film rolling car In this review, we also show you some BMPCC4K Footage that we've shot, as well as show you some low light footage from the BMPCC 4K. This new camera boasts a 6144×3456 Super 35 image sensor and an EF lens mount. With that being said, are you a filmmaker? Are you thinking of buying a BMPCC 4K? If so you should definitely watch our 1-year review of the Blackmagic Pocket Cinema 4K and you can find out why we love filming cars with this camera and why we think it’s the best value camera for filmmakers like you. So we’d like to share our first video with you…a review on our favorite camera right now, the Blackmagic Pocket Cinema 4K.
What does that mean? It means camera reviews, tutorials, behind-the-scenes (we love making those!), Q&A’s and much more. We are aiming to give our fellow car filmmakers and car photographers an inside look into how we produce our work here at Driven Films. For those of you who have been asleep for the past few months, we want to fill you in on the fact that we have a YouTube channel! That’s right, we've jumped into the world of Youtubers and are cranking out content each and every week.
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