6K Super35 CMOS Sensor, Dual Native ISO.A downloadable copy of DaVinci Resolve Studio is included, along with access to future camera software updates. To power the device, you can use the included 12 VDC power adapter or the preinstalled V-mount plate to utilize professional, high-capacity V-mount batteries.Īlso included with the camera are the URSA Mini shoulder pad, the URSA Mini top handle, a viewfinder mounting plate, and all the installation hardware and lens caps. Just like its predecessor, the camera body of the URSA Broadcast G2 is constructed with durable and lightweight magnesium. You can also perform camera control from your iOS or Android smartphone or tablet using the Blackmagic Camera Control app via Bluetooth+ or via tRigger on iOS. The display also features a battery indicator, card recording status, and audio meters for monitoring levels.Īn additional USB Type-C is included for firmware updates. Additionally, the status display on the side shows record, locked, and reference timecodes, along with the current shooting frame rate, shutter angle, aperture, white balance, gain, and iris. While URSA Broadcast G2 features lots of physical buttons and knobs, using the LCD, you also get on-screen status and touchscreen controls. With a built-in LCD that folds out, you can both monitor and control the camera. Plus, the camera utilizes industry-standard 17- and 33-point 3D LUT files or you can work with the built-in LUTs such as Extended Video, Film to Video, Film to Rec.2020, and more. The G2 also features numerous broadcast and field production features such as built-in optical ND filters, focus servo support, fine iris control, a 4″ capacitive touchscreen LCD with live tally, PGM output, a small status display, a timecode generator, push-button controls, and assignable shortcut keys. You can record to common SD cards, UHS-II cards, CFast 2.0 cards or external USB disks. With its 3 cameras in 1 design, the URSA Broadcast G2 can work as a 4K production camera, a 4K studio camera, or a 6K digital film camera.

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