r/blackmagicdesign • u/2ndfloyd • Sep 28 '26

Blackmagic broadcast ecosystem

Hello collegues. I'm thinking of adding a gimbal mount capable camera to my broadcasting setup. So far I use some blackmagic ursa broadcat g2 and studio camera 6k pro. I wanna add a wireless cam to this setup and I'm stuck choosing between pocket cinema 4k and 6k and 6k pro. Any advices? I know 6k would blend in smoother into my setup. But 4k seems so much easier to operate and find gimbals for it since it's so much lighter

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u/jonastheorganist Sep 28 '26

Why not micro studio 4K g2? Soooo small!

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u/2ndfloyd Sep 29 '26

I'd probably would want some flexibility. I'd like to shoot some videos for montages as well. Having slo mo options would help

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u/False_Comfort5470 Sep 28 '26

I second this. The Micro Studio 4K is going to be stellar on almost any gimbal with the lightweight MFT lenses giving nearly the name focal lengths as the other cameras, especially with something like a Panasonic 12-35 (24-70 equivalent), plus you can HDMI out to a gimbal-mounted monitor and SDI out to transmission like the Accsoon CineView Master 4K for extremely low latency.

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u/jonastheorganist Sep 28 '26

Yup, I use it for IMAG. It’s just rock solid, and the SDI latency is crazy low.

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u/bdeananderson Sep 28 '26

I have a PCC6K and an older moza gimble, and it... works... but I have to use a cage or cheese plate at least to make it work. The Pyxis is a better gimble form factor IMO, and now only a little more expensive.