- Customizing Camera Functions
- Choosing a Raw Bitrate Setting
- Setting up for Audio Recording
- Rigging Your Camera for Shooting
- Working with Dual-ISO Settings
Sensor Crop Factor
The Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 4K uses a micro 4/3rds sensor. In this tutorial you’ll learn how the crop factor of this sensor affects your choice of lens.
Dual ISO
With the Dual-ISO capability of the Pocket Cinema Camera 4K, you’ll have an incredible amount of versatility in low-light shooting conditions. In this tutorial you’ll see how your ISO choice affects the noise in your images.
Creating a Preset
The Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera has a ton of built-in menu options for creating great looking images. In this tutorial you’ll learn how to create presets so you can quickly load camera setting that best suit your shooting scenario.
Bluetooth Control
Among other useful features, this camera can be controlled by an app over a bluetooth connection. This tutorial shows you how to set it up and what you can (and should) do with it.
About the Author: Lee Herbet
Lee Herbet is a visual storyteller. Through his company, Capture.ink, he and his team have helped some of the biggest brands in the world tell their stories. He loves teaching photography/video and editing and delivers workshops all over the world. He writes for a number of online photography and video sties on topics ranging from reviews to “how to” articles. He is also a certified Final Cut Pro Master Trainer.
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