Blackmagic BMPCC6K INSANE WIRELESS Monitor Setup!

[@ThisIsTechToday]

That is one freaking awesome rig! The teradeck looks so nice!

[@theweeklyonline]

I would love to see a complete breakdown of your rig set up. I am old enough to remember when you couldn’t touch a professional video camera system for ENG/EFP that cost less than $20k. It is mind blowing to see that a legitimate 12 bit 444 internal recording 4K cine style rig with wireless follow focus and wireless monitoring for half that today. It is a great time to be a content creator.

[@MarcoZhang689]

you didn't mantion that one costs $1349 and the other $1699.

[@NeonShores]

Yeah exactly. The Pocket 4K is for budget filmmakers and spending 3 times the price of the camera on 2 monitors just doesn't really fit that budget mindset.

[@mondobytes]

Neon Shores not entirely true, the cost of the BMPCC4K is much higher then you think. Sure, the body is inexpensive but it requires much more to actually make it useable. Also just because it's inexpensive doesn't mean you can't use it for professional work. In fact, I've seen many in the wild that are used as B Cams for RED cameras.

[@NeonShores]

@@mondobytes No I totally get it, there's more cost to owning a cinema camera than just the body. But the setup you're showing here is for an A cam, and most people buying the Pocket for their primary camera are looking to spend $3K on their whole rig, camera included...not $3K just for monitors. We want to get into quality filmmaking without crushing our wallets. And those who use it as a B cam are already established and have the money to sink into more expensive equipment. These monitors look amazing, and I'd love to have them but they just aren't fiscally feasible for semi beginners.

[@mondobytes]

@@NeonShores That's totally understandable and I'd agree with you if I would have titled the video "Budget Monitor Setup" I mean the lens alone probably cost more than the camera and all of the accessories together, this clearly isn't for the budget minded person and more for someone doing professional work.

[@NeonShores]

@@mondobytes true, but a lot of people looking for Pocket videos are budget minded folk, so there's a bit of a built in audience already. Anyway, not hating (been following you since early G+ days), video was very well done as always, but a little heads up on the cost might've been cool, maybe just saying out front this isn't a budget minded setup 😎. ✌️

[@YCImaging]

Dope video! These look fire.

[@kristicifci5389]

For music videos this is dopE af YC

[@jacksonjackson9474]

If YCImaging co-signs it, then it’s a Yes for me. 💪🏾

[@aladyinlifetate9700]

Yes I want to see the full break down of the rig

[@AdamLoboTV]

Hey brotherman, yes please, love to know how you rigged the BMPC4K and also looking forward for your full review too as I just got this camera 😃

[@jaydivina533]

Streamlining the rig nicely it's less bulky looking. That Focus 7 Bolt is lean too. Bokeh balls!! Thanks for the vid Armando.

[@tipp0183]

The BMPCC was my favorite camera. cant wait to get one of these.

[@kadajafilms]

I really love this camera so far! I wish I could afford these "extras" but...Gotta start somewhere!

[@leebrandt33]

Great! This set up is only $3500 😫

[@EpicholidayDe]

Congratulations Armando! So close to 400k. Thank you for your HQ reviews. Love from Berlin

[@mondobytes]

EpicHolidayBand 🙌🏼

[@geraldundone]

Seems really responsive. Impressed by the latency showed here. Nice one, Armando!

[@mondobytes]

Gerald Undone Thanks Gerald, we're really impressed too and really digging this setup for our production shoots

[@ocukor1]

I wish I have a Dollar for every time a KZbinr says that pronouncing Black Magic Pocket Cinema Camera 4K is a mouthful.

[@charles.vernier]

I know! it's at the start of every video talking about it. LOL. still this was a great video. :)

[@mmlewis1030]

Not sure why they don't just say the Blackmagic Pocket 4K. Everyone knows what camera they would be referring to. They literally have an image or the actual camera in the frame when referencing it.

[@BurkeCullinane]

Rig vid for sure! I LOVE RIGS!

[@bernhardtsen74]

getting Olympus 5mkii in 2 months time since my photopusher doesnt sell Panasonic or Black Magic gear!4K rig is going to be build before xmas!going to get started with family members to tell stories for the extended family!

[@ThinkingArtEntertainment]

You need a longer rod system, so the v-mount is not up against the camera's LCD. There are 12" and 18" rods out there, which are super useful for getting some distance between the battery and the screen.

[@mondobytes]

Thinking Art Entertainment weight distribution is very important and throwing a heavy battery in the back and extending the rails is not ideal especially if you're hand holding the camera or using a shoulder rig.

[@wiwwiwitech7822]

Backmagic is a beast...

[@vegansoy]

I love that when he turns the focus knob, he looks at the Blackmagic screen 😂

[@kevinl20082008]

Break it down brother break it down!!!

[@al_muftah94]

I have the Smallhd 703 bolt & just ordered the Smallhd cine 7 500 TX 🙏🏻🔥

[@3WingProductions]

You truly are my friend

[@ChieftexxFilms]

I was thinking of picking up one. This might be a good reason to get it. Great setup.

[@mattgonzalez]

Yeah I think I need this

[@mondobytes]

Matt Gonzalez this would be dope for your guy's production for sure!

[@CorporateMotions]

Rig breakdown, Yes please

[@tjlovelady]

Love that wireless focus wheel!! Gotsa get it!

[@OfTwoLands]

Cool rig man !! Love SmallHD products. I haven't had any issues with the batteries though, I can get 40-45 no matter the codec. Been shooting for 9 months with the camera on a regular basis and never used more than 4 batteries a day. Cheers, Flo

[@mondobytes]

Well, I run my display at 100% brightness shoot in the highest RAW settings and also a bunch of 60FPS. I use about 10 batteries including official Canon batteries which actually last the longest and I'm lucky to get 30min and yes I have the latest firmware update too!

[@OfTwoLands]

@@mondobytes Oh I believe you man, was just talking about my experience with the camera and batteries and when you said 20mins I was just surprised.

[@mondobytes]

@@OfTwoLands You must have a unicorn or a special battery because everyone that I know that has a Pocket has NEVER seen it go past 30min with internal RAW recording at the highest setting. Even my friend who also has a KZbin channel barely gets 20 min: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nYCocphuqp2DjrM

[@OfTwoLands]

@@mondobytes Well I am not lying and have no reason to man haha. I use only genuine canon batteries from my 5D4 and 5D3 and I always pretty much shoot 4k 60 no matter the codec. I owned the original pocket for 5 years so I know what bad battery life is but haven't experienced it with this one. Shot a job on it recently and with powering the cam on and off did 10h day with only 4 so not sure. Anyway, thanks for the videos as always. Cheers

[@mondobytes]

Of Two Lands Oh I'm not saying you're lying, I just haven't seen or have heard anyone getting that kind of battery life. Again, maybe it's the settings? I'm also shooting internally, not sure if you're using a Samsung Drive? Also I always keep the display at 100% brightness with almost every feature ON. But that's awesome you're able to get good battery life. Hoping with a future firmware update it gets a little better, I'd be happy with 30min!

[@DanielScottFilms]

Hmmm. Bokeh balls. Also - I wish I had money to future proof my gear :) Booked my first "commercial" gig this month.

[@StoryDrivenHobbies]

Awesome set up. Looking forward to your test footage with this camera. Will you be using this same type of set up for your gimbal as well. Btw that line "all filmmakers like bokeh balls" was funny for some reason.

[@TheToneWork]

I'm crushing hard on the Pocket4k. My GH5 is gone forever. The Terradek is a great option (and great price really) for a near-zero latency monitoring system, which is essential for focus pulling. Way overkill for just regular client/producer monitoring probably.

[@zinonpaparis7402]

Would love to see the full rig!

[@dannybourne_]

Great presentation, I like it here.

[@zee3o221]

Hi Armando, great video! what lens did you use making this video? love the right level of sharpness of it

[@wayneastanton2162]

Would love to see a breakdown list of your rig. Especially The wireless monitor setup.

[@wayneastanton2162]

Great review

[@TylerEdwards]

Nice setup!

[@bernadettedobler1156]

Hi, I know this is a stupid question but I'm starting out and have invested a lot of money before learning about videography. My question is: the screen on the Blackmagic Camera 6k is essentially what I will see on my SmallHD Cine 7 monitor? I ask this because my battery is blocking the camera screen so I want to reply on the monitor. So, will I see a duplicate of what I would ordinarily see on the Blackmagic Screen? Any feedback would be greatly appreciated particularly about how to use the Cine 7 monitor as the Instruction Manual is just too difficult to understand.

[@creativityandthecreative9304]

Hello Sir and Appreciate this video. QUESTION...... I have a very similar set up and I noticed that you have the focus knob / wheel on the side of your cage. How is it applied? I've rigged mine with the ring adapter on the neck of my tripod for now. But I'd REALLY like to know how you have the adapter on your cage.

[@dj-7154]

Thanks man. Is the record button wireless too with the wireless focus?

[@mondobytes]

Yup!

[@atahdogbe]

This is perfect.

[@microbroadcast]

Armando, really enjoy all your videos, but can you turn the lights on please so I can see what you are showcasing, 😂

[@robertj9290]

Would like to see rig breakdown

[@ianrobertson1394]

Personally its cheaper to buy other products, yes might be more pieces but you can save a lot, a freeworld monitor with budget receiver and a neewer $60 rig is war cheaper than that director all in one rig, use shorter cables , it will still look professional no doubt

[@mondobytes]

Ian Robertson I personally wouldn't trust a Feelworld monitor for client work. SmallHD has way better options for just a bit more. Also what makes this system unique is not the monitor but the fact there's a wireless transmitter and receiver built into them.

[@ianrobertson1394]

Yea at what price, we who are on a budget have to find alternative ways to make it work, the client is more interested in the end product than the during. They didn't hire to impress them with electronics but to give them what they ask for am I right or wrong, the end product is what counts, if they want to be impressed them most of us are out of business. You can have the best,most expensive equipment, but that don't make you the best.

[@mondobytes]

@@ianrobertson1394 It's not about impressing the client it's about using tools that are reliable and accurate. A monitor like Feelworld doesn't have the same features as something like SmallHD or Atomos. There's a reason why you walk into almost any commercial set and you see companies like SmallHD, Atomos, TVLogic, etc. Because when you're getting paid to do something you can't afford to have any errors or have things look off. The biggest reason why monitors have built in LUT's is to show the client what it could look like, everyone aside from the film crew could care less and will always just see the image in LOG. But when the client is paying top dollar and you show up with your Freeworld Monitor and the image looks green or the monitor starts to glitch out, I think that will say a lot about you and your production but to each their own. Funny thing I was just reading this before you left this comment: www.dropbox.com/s/66cxbb7ixil9tfs/budget.png?dl=0 and I have that product they're talking about, it's actually really good and I plan to make a video on it, but again it falls into that "budget" realm where yes it's inexpensive and it works but I would NEVER trust that in a professional set because there are compromises. But I guess if you don't care about those things then more power to you, people run their business however they want. I will charge my clients based on the gear I have and making sure that I can deliver on that promise because I TRUST in my gear.

[@ianrobertson1394]

@@mondobytes thanks for replying ur one of the few who actually takes time to conversate with a viewer

[@franklinmichael671]

How does the BMPCC 4k stack up against your c200? Also what lenses do you use on the BMPCC 4k?

[@rosylegros3164]

Armando, how can I detect a camera is in my apartment? There is a strange noise day and night.

[@iddeactivated1171]

Nice video thank for sharing

[@BloodSugarS3XMajik]

Hey I was wondering if you'd be able to list what lens you have on your camera that is shown on screen.

[@jackboonegalloway3895]

Do a review on the whole rig

[@Robfilmproduction]

what if we use the Accsoon CineEye Air 5 ? it looks so much smaller and has all the features and we can use up to 4 wireless devices and the latency is 0.05 seconds and with a very reasonable price of $230

[@mondobytes]

Do it!

[@GratuityMedia]

great intel thanks!

[@akpevbe]

Which black pro mist filter did you use on your lens?

[@TheFilmGuyOfficial]

I like the idea, but its not future proofing... monitors becoming outdated as soon as you go from a 1k camera to 4k 4k to 6k 6k to 8k all this is happening in the next few years for a lot of people.. monitor systems take much longer to do so.

[@fomoPhil]

I get about an hour on my canon batteries when shooting BRAW. Not great but definitely not 20 minutes. Not sure why so many KZbinrs keep saying it only gets 20-30 minutes of battery life.

[@mondobytes]

Mr Phil I'd love to see a video of you turning on the camera and not even recording just leave it ON for over an hour!

[@sorafly101]

PLEASE DO A RIG BREAK DOWN

[@hschenck3394]

Christopher Nolan uses those

[@VideoBaseie]

This would be great when having the camera on a drone. Shame there's so tools to control the camera settings while airborne

[@melvinharris1210]

It's cool, but I could buy 2 more full pockets rigs with cheap cage, power and monitors for the cost of making this solution work... Swing and a miss.

[@mondobytes]

Not really and I get this solution may not be for you. The Metabones adapter on the camera is $700 let's not even talk about the lens that is probably the most expensive item on that rig. Just because the camera is shy over $1,000 doesn't mean that's the true cost of ownership. I think that's a big misconception and great marketing on Blackmagic giving the illusion that i's a "budget" camera. Sure, the body is cheap but you still need MANY accessories to make it work the right way.

[@AustralianImage]

​Show me one cinema camera or DSLR/mirrorless with decent video capability that you don't rig up if you want a competent film making kit. Why is it that every accessory manufacturer for gimbals, monitors, cages, follow focus, batteries etc make this stuff for DSLR/mirrorless cameras if they are not required?

[@melvinharris1210]

@@mondobytes That's a cop out. You guys always do that. True coat of ownership is subjective. You mentioned the Metabones, but some people are killing with the Viltrox. I understand keeping it big so you can get sent cool stuff for your channel, but c'mon. Just because the camera is shy over $1000 doesn't mean it needs $10,000 worth of overpriced accessories to work.

[@mondobytes]

Australian Image My C200, I have a bunch of accessories, cages, etc but 99% of the time it's stripped down because it's not needed.

[@mondobytes]

Melvin Harris why would I use Viltrox when I have FF glass? Also, $10,000? Exaggerate much? Everything you see on this camera is easily under $4000 except for the lens of course. Which is pretty standard stuff.

[@ksubsnovideo-yv1qe]

What camera did you use to shoot this video.??

[@mondobytes]

Public Enemy. Canon C200 and EOS R

[@clintcompose]

🔥

[@JamesJacksonFilmz]

Man why you keep trying to make me go broke lol

[@mondobytes]

James Jackson Films 😂

[@pjtownsendfilmz4251]

I have had the BMPCC4K since it first came out and never only got 20 minutes on a battery and I only shoot raw might want to check batteries

[@mondobytes]

I've have over 10 batteries with 3 being official Canon batteries and others a mixture of knock offs and the most I ever got was a little over 20 min. Also, I shoot with screen brightness at 100% and record internally. Not sure if that drains it more (which I'm sure it does) but I know many use the Samsung T5 option.

[@pjtownsendfilmz4251]

Armando Ferreira ok I have 8 batteries and have shot three short films shooting blackmagic raw always get around 45 to 55 minutes.

[@jvmyka]

Some of these items are no longer available from the links provided.

[@stanthegreat9793]

First from the Philippines!!!

[@2A1K47]

nice i have one

[@themotivationscribebreakdown]

what's the total cost for this Rig and what cam did you use in shooting this review....

[@mondobytes]

MARVELLOUS IKUEMUYA I haven't added everything I used a Canon C200 and EOS R.

[@themotivationscribebreakdown]

Armando Ferreira OK, thanks boss

[@reddanselmo8781]

Does the receiver monitor have an HDMI loop out? To be able to connect to another bigger monitor?

[@mondobytes]

Redd Anselmo no

[@ioss10]

Can you control the camera settings (aperture, shutter, etc.) from the external monitor?

[@maycoc.9107]

Yes i need a break down of this please :)

[@chrissydney8432]

can your phone or iPad receive signal from monitor?

[@antone9751]

Come on Armando, we all know now that the genuine LP-E6n batteries last 40-50mins when shooting BRAW. No excuse using off brand batteries. I've tried both and genuine batteries are much better on the Pocket.

[@mondobytes]

Anthony Salpietro but it doesn't

[@antone9751]

@@mondobytes you're either not using genuine LP-E6N batteries or your camera is defective.

[@mondobytes]

Anthony Salpietro So you're saying the battery that came with the camera and the ones from my Canon cameras like the EOS R, 5D Mark IV, etc are not genuine? Right... They work great with my other cameras, so does that also mean Carlos doesn't have genuine batteries either? kzbin.info/www/bejne/nYCocphuqp2DjrM (skip to 3:00)

[@ADNZ5442]

Any Rolling Shutter issues? Bmpcc6k

[@Raconteur3]

Can’t be used for Ursa G2 Pro though 😅😐

[@KibaWolf]

What monitor swivel head is that?

[@mondobytes]

It's this one: geni.us/acinem I did a video on it if you want to watch it: kzbin.info/www/bejne/i16ngJKXia-Sfa8

[@abrahamsotelo95]

Rig breakdown please

[@JordanRomaniOfficial]

7 bolt 500 is discontinued..

[@Forestgump27]

Sería genial que hagas estos videos también en español por favor ,gracias

[@AustralianImage]

It's incredible isn't it? A camera with a 5" high resolution screen, built-in cooling fans, enormous data throughput capability, no external storage required for the most data intensive formats and yet it requires more power than a DSLR with no where near the specifications. Who'da thought!

[@mondobytes]

Interesting that my C200 with built-in cooling fans, internal RAW + Proxies Recording at the same time (no external storage required) powering an EVF and a monitor with a battery the so small it's the size of 2 Canon LP put together can outlast the pocket with a V-Mount battery, Who'da thought!? Sorry man, but every BM product I own sucks at battery those are facts! They need to get their stuff together, it's really unacceptable.

[@AustralianImage]

Given that the C200 comes with a 45Wh battery (90Wh optional) and the BMPCC4K uses a 14Wh battery (genuine Canon with mine), the former should last at least 3x longer. Also, the cost of the CFast cards (to record Cinema RAW light) along with the cost of the batteries makes a big difference. I get at least 6 hours out of my 120Wh V-lock battery (that cost less than a Canon BP-A30), which includes powering a monitor, and the two Samsung 1TB SSDs, which cost less than one 256GB CFast card. The issue I had was the emphasis on battery life, making it appear a huge issue when in reality it's not. As a cinema camera, it's going to be rigged out like most cinema cameras and that generally means external batteries (or lots of small batteries in one's pocket). The other issue was the emphasis on the so-called 'hidden' true cost of ownership, when the same applies to every cine/video camera on the planet. No one buys just a cine camera body and lens and that's it.

[@mondobytes]

@@AustralianImage I can only speak for myself and our team but we NEVER use more than 2 batteries on a full day shoot on the C200 and this with the smaller BPA30 battery that ships with the camera. If I used a V-Mount battery it would last 24 hours easily! In regards to recording CFast this is what I use and it's way cheaper! - kzbin.info/www/bejne/oICmloKsptB6n7c The battery issue is a big problem, not because you need to look into external options but because the external options block the display forcing you now to use an external monitor 🤦 This is NOT the case with the C200 or other Cinema cameras and TBH we use our C200 99% with just a lens and everything that came in the box. We never feel or have the need to add anything else because it just works. There are many hidden costs with the BM camera and the true cost of ownership is far from the $1,200 BM makes it seem. In fact Carlos did a great video on this on his channel explaining the TRUE COST of ownership: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nYCocphuqp2DjrM Although I feel he was a bit generous with the price and I find it to be WAY MORE if you want to be on par with other cinema cameras. Sure you could argue that you don't "need" these other items but this camera is truly handicapped from the factory and requires many accessories to fully take advantage of it's capabilities.

[@AustralianImage]

I saw that video and it just perpetuates the meme that the BMPCC4K is far more expensive to own than imagined. The reality is that all the accessories that you can buy for the camera are optional, you can be as minimal or as comprehensive as you want depending on your needs (it can be just a body and lens). It's no different to owning a Panasonic GH5, Sony A7 or a Canon 1Dx, they all need accessories depending on your usage. I've seen people say that microphones, ND filters etc reveal the true cost of ownership of a BMPCC4K (as if no other camera needs any accessories). But to put some perspective on things and to compare apples with oranges, the C200 costs over 5x that of a BMPCC4K. Even rigged out like my BMPCC4K is, the C200 costs around 3x as much for just a bare C200. My entire rig plus some extras cost less than US$2700. The point is, accessories 'will' add to the price of any camera, but only the user can determine what accessories they will need. It's therefore not reasonable to make out as if the camera costs way more because you believe that it needs thousands spent on accessories.

[@mondobytes]

@@AustralianImage I don't agree, again you could argue you could keep it minimal but the camera is very handicapped coming out of the gate. It's just not usable compared to say a C200 where you could actually buy and literally attach a lens and SD Card (which every camera needs) and you have everything you would ever need including PRO audio setup with 2 XLR inputs, Built in ND Filters, Top and Side handle (no cage required) articulating display with a fantastic EVF, incredible battery life, dual pixel auto focus, beautiful color science with 12bit RAW internal recording, a true Cinema Super 35mm Sensor not Micro 4/3 uses EF Mount which means a plethora of available glass and a whole bunch of other features that will just dwarf the BMPCC4K. So when you say it costs 5X as much or 3X as much it's highly inaccurate. Because you're also not comparing Apples to Apples, just the Audio setup alone is about $1,000 you would need a MixPre 6 to get and equivalent sound setup. Also, let's not talk about used, I've seen many C200 with accessories go for under $5,000 which IMO is a way better buy than a BMPCC4K but that's a whole different subject on it's own. The point here and I think we got way out of subject is that the BMPCC4K battery sucks and that's a fact, I compared it to the C200 which is almost equivalent in size and has way more things working like audio, DPAF that are essentially draining the battery. BM just sucks at optimizing their products for battery, I have a BM 7" Monitor that takes 2 Canon LP batteries and it dies in 30 minutes! WTF! My SmallHD monitor with just 1 Canon LP Battery will last 1 hour and a half and it's WAY Brighter. Don't get me wrong the BMPCC4K is a dope camera but it's far from a budget camera and also has many quarks.

[@diaozhatianyujian6977]

You know what ?people talking about Accsson Cine Eyes .for only $219 and 3 frame delay.

[@mondobytes]

Yeah, that's a completely different thing though, it's not the same. Also CineEye isn't a Pro solution and drops out a lot, lots of BMPCC4K people complaining: www.dropbox.com/s/66cxbb7ixil9tfs/budget.png?dl=0

[@KtmDesignz]

what is that 360 friction monitor mount?

[@mondobytes]

Made a video on it: kzbin.info/www/bejne/i16ngJKXia-Sfa8

[@KtmDesignz]

@@mondobytes thanks! do you know if they make a nato rail version?

[@araemakesmusic861]

Am I the only one who doesn't have battery issues? I run raw 6k and last at least 2 hours

[@TheFilmmakingChannel]

Armando I love your channel man but you always recommend stuff that’s super expensive.

[@mondobytes]

expensive is subjective, also there's nothing like this out in the market today.

[@TheFilmmakingChannel]

@@mondobytes Over 3000$ is not that subjective. It's objectively expensive.

[@mondobytes]

The Filmmaking Channel depends who you're talking too? $3,000 is a drop in the bucket when you're working in a mission critical production shoot. There's monitors that are over $40,000 and several tripods on set over $10,000 each with lenses that are over $100,000. Just look at what's available in the market and again you won't find anything like it so saying this is "expensive" when you can't provide a budget or more inexpensive solution that offers the same or better seems a bit silly.

[@TheFilmmakingChannel]

Armando Ferreira I understand perfectly how much equipment can cost, especially in a professional setting. I’m a film and television director. I just have to disagree with you. I’m almost sure that 90% of your audience will find this particular setup expensive even if the alternative is 10 times more. It’s like saying: get a Porsche because it’s so much cheaper than a Ferrari or a Lamborghini. It’s still expensive as hell to get a Porsche. That’s my point. And remember this is an accessory, an add on to a setup. It’s more than double the price of the camera it’s sitting on. If it were sitting on an Arri or RED maybe the contrast wouldn’t be so obvious. I say again I think 3000$ for a wireless setup targeted to the potential audience this channel has is objectively expensive. PS: Don’t take me wrong. I love your work and this channel. It’s just my opinion and my observation.

[@mondobytes]

@@TheFilmmakingChannel I'd agree with you if there was an alternative, but your Analogy of Porsche vs Ferrari doesn't apply here because there's no other option. In other words, there is no other company that is making a monitor/transmitter combo. So this is more like Saying only horses exist and this is the first car available to the mass market. Calling it expensive when there's no equivalent product out there would be a disservice to SmallHD and Teradek. Simply put it solves a BIG problem that is needed every day even on smaller projects. Just the other day we used this on a gimbal, if you've ever operated a gimal with a camera, monitor, wireless transmitter, follow focus and basically fully rigged you'll understand how heavy it can be. Shaving off 1-2lbs is HUGE and not to mention the convenience factor where you can't even put a price on that. So once again, price is subjective. Just like how some people were saying my Sacthler Tripod is expensive ($3,000) yet everyone I know that owns one including myself would even pay double that because of how much it saves your back from lifting the camera and health is something you can't put a price tag on. I respect your opinion and it's OK if you find this product expensive and clearly this isn't for you, but I can assure you if you did need a solution where you needed to keep weight down and also have wireless monitoring and you used it every day, all of a sudden your perception of value would change. In any case, thanks for commenting love having discussions like this if and when there's a cheaper alternative I will make sure and cover it on my channel as I think it's also important but as of now there's nothing out in the market like this and I feel it's important people know about it because it is truly a game changing product.

[@fireislandmavic5939]

godzilla's 4k pocket cinema camera

[@sergegoluch3885]

Cost : more than the camera itself

[@mondobytes]

So does the lens and other accessories on that camera, heck the Metabones adapter alone is $700! I really need to make a video on the TRUE cost of ownership of this camera, so much false info out there.

[@rosylegros3164]

Is it legal to do it?

[@Cubasetic]

It bums me out that it has no SDI ports

[@mondobytes]

I know!!! This would be perfect for my C200. I'm hoping they add something like Atomos did with their Shinobi where it's an add-on. Not the best solution but I'd take that over HDMI any day.

[@kobby294]

What the lens creating those nicely rounded balls.lol

[@devongulati5398]

Tilta solved this with their mod kit

[@nealtheconplayer007]

I would love get one of this monitor I have sony 6300 but the only place I am lacking is monitoring the video i have a sort of diy monitor made out of 7inches monitor for raspberry pie but there is a weird issue with it but if you are giving one away I would love to win it......

[@AldermachXI]

I need a moment...to myself...

[@ralfturner3702]

Breakdown would be n9ce

[@diaozhatianyujian6977]

This whole thing cost 2 BMPCC 4k , It will empty your account. I built my wireless monitor in $600,And using it for 2 years shooting small business commercial. By using Nyrius wireless transmitor and gechic 13" monitor. can you imagine how clear you can see focus in a 13" monitor. the only thing not so perfect is hard to rig the monitor.and it's not work on BMPCC 4k.

[@mondobytes]

diaozhatian yujian that's awesome but I personally wouldn't want to have that setup when using a gimbal, carrying that big monitor with a transmitter seems painful but that's awesome that you have something that works for you.

[@AtulBhati_]

Eos r vs bmpcc 4k

[@dannycookvideos]

Your video is too dark to see the details on the camera and what ever else you are displaying!

[@_sonic_tv]

Más de $3000 wtf! con eso me compro una segunda cámara 😭

[@victoiresala]

sorry man can see the footage with that lens

[@tipp0183]

Lol at the monitor costing more than the camera.

[@mondobytes]

Dwight Stewart That's usually the case with most cameras for example most lenses cost 2 to 3x more than the camera. Heck the Metabones adapter almost cost the same as the camera 🤣

[@tomkent4656]

Very dark video!

[@mondobytes]

tom kent I love it!

[@angelamariadossantos1924]

Que vídeo escuro, preciso de infra vermelho para ver algo 🤣

[@TheArtOfB]

Bokeh balls 😂😂 Yeah, I'm an adult.

[@davidscott5692]

Man I was looking forward to watching this ... But man light your room ... Black camera products in a dark room with a heavy color grade and KZbin crushing blacks = hard to see video

[@Johow]

The biggest problem with Black Magic cameras is, and always has been, that they are... how to put it right? Crap! Black Magic simply never managed to bulit a professional camera that actually worked.

[@Johow]

Matthew's Tech Corner they have endless flaws... bad low light. Horrible noise... form factor... and so on...

[@CoveringFish]

Lol black magic doesn’t even recommend using their monitor