BMD Studio Cam 4K + Canon CN-E Zoom Compatibility Test

[@JackieHsu0628]

This Video is very helpful!!! I would like to know what is the equivalent focal length of this setup on the M43? is it [70-200]*1.71=[120-342](M43)? or [70-200]*1.71=[120-342](FF), /2=[60-171](M43)? or [70-200]*1.6(APSC)=[112-320](FF),/2=[56-160](M43)? or[70-200]*1.6(APSC)=[112-320](FF)*1.71=[191.5-547](FF), /2=[95-273.5](M43)? I'm so confused...

[@TorresCris]

This was so so helpful 🙏🙏 Like you mentioned, would love to see the same demo with the new EF-native 6k Pro studio cam!

[@lkptlst3256]

thanks, i've been wanting to see this demands comparison for a long time

[@RegemarkFP]

Thank you for this video, I'm looking to run the same stup in the future

[@c0gl0rd14]

I just got this setup. I notice that the zoom speed dial doesn't change the speed of the blackmagic zoom demand. it does change the speed of the zoom demand on the servo. Any advice? Adapter and camera are up to date.

[@mitchellneth]

Yes. This is why I made this video. There is no fix to this. Demonstrated at 2:19

[@c0gl0rd14]

@@mitchellneth yep realized that. Ended up going with the varizoom demands and they work like a charm

[@KEstudio07]

4k o 4k Pro?

[@bofranciscofilms]

It looked to me as if there was some weird 'stepping' with the focus demand, that it wasn't a smooth throw, can you confirm?

[@mitchellneth]

I see what you're saying watching this. I think I was spinning it quite fast from one distance to another. In practice, focus feels and looks smooth using the BMD focus demand.