will this work with a BMPCC?
1158291
It will work with any camera that has a Digital Video Output. If you don't have HDMI out on your camera, just look into adapters to convert it. The monitor accepts HDMI standard size male cable.
1158292
Yes. This monitor is HDMI in and has an HDMI out as well. You only need a Micro HDMI(from camera) to Standard HDMI cable for them to connect.
1158293
Works perfectly with mine. It's a good idea to pick up a short HDMI cable so you don't have a big bundle of wire hanging off your camera. And get a good mounting arm. The monitor is just heavy enough to drift slightly unless you can grip it down well.
1118253
You're missing the point of the SpeedBooster. If you want your BMPCC to look like good but common video, yes, it will work. But try a Sigma 18mm-35mm f/1.8 and you'll never regret the expense...unless you don't get to eat for a while. But even then.
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Yes of Course! Just yesterday I purchased the BMPCC-Camera as the prices were brought down by half, and I used all my Fotodiox Adaptors from C-Mounts to M42-Mount all have worked perfectly, which I brought from Amazon! this will work to..
220246
Any camere that uses CF cards, it will work......If your camera only takes SDXC cards, then it won't work....
841644
If you spell out what "BMPCC" is someone might be able to answer your question. Best advice is to measure the LCD screen you have and compare measurements. The adhesive side is smooth, so could be put on a larger screen and still work. Or don't use the adhesive frame at all and just hold the loupe over the screen whenever you need it.
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Yes. Works perfect with the Blackmagic Pocket Camera. I bought it specifically for that use.
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You will have to buy the version of this lens made for micro 43 However as this lens is manual focus and manual f stop, you can get a nikon or canon version to use with these cameras and a micro 43 adapter ($30 +) to use with your bmpc witout any problem albeit the adapter will increase the size of this lens on a ver small bmpc The regular Blackmagic btw uses the canon ef mount Thus, a canikon version of this lens will give you more flexibility if you switch, upgrade, change cameras later Also bmpc sensor size is super 16 and and crop factor is x3. A 85mm lens will be equivent to 255mm. Samyang makes 35mm, 24mm cine lenses as well in m43 mounts and also a 16mm lens i bieve (all to be multiply by 3 for equivalent focal lenght) Good filming and cheers!
979744
Not sure... but here's a reference page that may help. http://www.tripodquickrelease.com/Ambico_Quick_Releases.htm
115012
Check on the Phottix website for comparability. Works like a charm on my 5D2 though.
45442
I can't answer your question with absolute certainty, but I can think of no good reason why this camera would not work with any system with BNC.
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It should work using a mini HDMI to HDMI cable. Also you can buy the SDI version of the monitor and us it through the SDI interface wich is a more reliable connector. Never actually tested this monitor with the BM pocket though nor the SDI one.
613293
Yes it Should work fine. The blimp has a 3 prong connector. I hope this helps
2282921
No it will not work. As per Pixelkings info the hotshoe on the transmitter is for a future transmitter accessory (such as a ratio attachment) and will not trigger a flash when mounted to it.See here under hotshoe:http://www.f64.ro/downloads/Manuale/Pixel/PIXE%20King_PSM3V10.pdf
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It should work. Make sure you are pointing at it from on front of the camera. It doesn't work from the side. Also there is a setting that needs to be on. I will try and find it for you.
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Yes, The Black Magic fits all Canon EF lens', unless you have the Micro Four Thirds Version of the camera...then you probably need an adapter. But like I said the regular BMCC says it supports all Canon EF lens' and that what this is.
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This lens works exceptionally well with the BMPCC. Its my primary "go-to" lens right now. I love it.
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To my knowledge it will accept any BNC video connection, as long as camera has its own power supply.