The ?” mount lets customers use existing HD lenses or Ultra HD lenses. The lens mount features high performance optics with spherical aberration correction specifically designed to match the camera’s sensor. The B4 lens mount and matching sensor on URSA Broadcast enables wide depth of field, so broadcast customers can shoot without constantly chasing focus. This makes it fast to work with video from URSA Broadcast because it’s compatible with virtually all existing broadcast systems and editing software. URSA Broadcast records using DNx145, DNx220X or ProRes, so video doesn’t need to be copied or transcoded.
Unlike other broadcast cameras, URSA Broadcast records onto inexpensive standard SD cards, UHS-II cards and CFast cards, and records 1080i or 2160p video into standard. For example, customers can use their existing B4 HD and Ultra HD lenses with URSA Broadcast. URSA Broadcast is also designed to work with the equipment and systems traditional broadcasters already have. URSA Broadcast lets customers shoot, edit and get stories on air faster than ever before. That means customers don’t have to color correct images before going to air, making URSA Broadcast perfect for news, live sports, studio talk and game shows and more.
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The key is URSA Broadcast’s new extended video mode which captures incredible looking video with accurate skin tones and vibrant colors. The camera features traditional broadcast controls along with exceptional image quality, all in a compact design that is ideal for fast paced, fast turn around production work.
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URSA Broadcast is like two cameras in one, an incredible field camera for ENG and programming work, as well as a professional studio camera. Blackmagic URSA Broadcast is available now for only US$3,495 from Blackmagic Design resellers worldwide. URSA Broadcast works with existing B4 broadcast HD lenses, can be used for both HD and Ultra HD production, features a 4K sensor, extended video dynamic range, traditional external controls and buttons, built in optical ND filters, dual CFast and dual SD card recorders, and much more. The world’s most affordable and flexible professional HD and Ultra HD broadcast camera for live production and studio programs, at the same price as a DSLR camera!įremont, California, USA - FebruBlackmagic Design today announced Blackmagic URSA Broadcast, a new high end, professional broadcast camera designed for both studio programming and live production. For more information see the Blackmagic website.īlackmagic Design Introduces URSA Broadcast The Blackmagic Design URSA Broadcast is available now. The handling of the camera concentrates on placing controls on the outside of the body rather than in menu systems, and the company claims that should any button or control point fail during a job its function can be switched to another button as redundancy has been built into the design. The strengths offered are 1/4, 1/16th and 1/64th stops, and each comes with IR compensation to maintain matchable colors from different situations. Three ND filters are built-in and can be dropped into the light path at the turn of a dial.
Lossless 12-bit CinemaDNG Raw recording is possible for projects that require the best quality, while broadcast footage can be shot in 10-bit DNxHD 220X, DNxHD 145 or ProRes formats with metadata.īlackmagic says the URSA Broadcast produces vibrant colors and accurate skin tones so that footage is ready to use straight from the camera, while an extended video dynamic range ensures a wide range of brightness values can be recorded. Users can load relatively low-cost SD or CFast media to record their footage, with the camera offering two slots for each format. The camera comes with the B4 lens mount, but this can be switched so the camera can accept PL, F or EF lenses. The URSA Broadcast shoots Ultra HD resolution, uses an interchangeable lens mount and costs just $3,495. Video camera maker Blackmagic Design has announced the "world’s most affordable and flexible professional" camera aimed at broadcast and studio film makers.
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