Along with new external controls, you’ll get built-in two, four and six-stop ND filters and the ability to capture on either CFast 2.0 or SD cards and output via the camera’s 12G-SDI output with timecode and REF input. You can capture either 12-bit CinemaDNG or ProRes up to 444 QT. The URSA Mini Pro 4.6K has a Super-35mm CMOS sensor and shoots resolutions up to 4.6K (4,608 x 2,592) at up to 60 frames per second (fps). With the URSA Mini Pro 4.6K, you get ND filters, external controls and SD card capture.

It was just a few years ago, when the full-sized URSA hit the market and Blackmagic Design has been taking notes on what works and what doesn’t. It has a bunch of new features not offered on the URSA Mini 4.6K, the previous URSA Mini model. The newest iteration is the URSA Mini Pro 4.6K. The default electronic EF lens mount is user-interchangeable and adjustable to ensure proper flange focal distance.Blackmagic Design has come a long way with the URSA cinema camera line. On the side of the camera there’s an LCD status display with readouts of timecode, lens and shutter settings, battery level, audio levels, and recording status. There’s a 4-inch foldout touchscreen on the left side of the URSA Mini Pro 4.6K G2 camera, made for both monitoring and access of menu options. This sensor has 15 stops of dynamic range that allow super speedy shooting at up to 300 frames per second. This sensor rolls with what the company called “Blackmagic Design Generation 4 Color Science” – which I assume is something that warlocks do to take really nice video for magical documentary-type projects.

The Blackmagic URSA Mini Pro 4.6K G2 includes a Super 35mm 4.6K image sensor inside.

In addition, URSA Mini Pro 4.6K G2 supports Blackmagic RAW and features a new USB-C expansion port for direct recording to external disks. The URSA Mini Pro 4.6K G2 is a second generation URSA Mini Pro camera featuring fully redesigned electronics and a new Super 35mm 4.6K image sensor with 15 stops of dynamic range that combine to support high frame rate shooting at up to 300 frames per second.

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