Join Me Tomorrow At Film Tools In Burbank For A Lunch & Learn On The Blackmagic URSA Mini!

Written by Noam Kroll

If you are local to Los Angeles and looking to learn a bit more about Blackmagic’s URSA Mini 4.6K Cinema Camera, be sure to drop by FilmTools at noon tomorrow in Burbank!

From 12pm to 2pm I will be hosting a detailed Lunch & Learn during which I will demonstrate the URSA Mini 4.6K by outlining some of the camera’s highlights, showcasing some footage, and taking a Q & A at the end of the session.

During the course of the event I will be covering these topics and more:

Dynamic Range
Build Quality/ Ergonomics
Audio
Sensor Performance
Menu Navigation & Introduction of New Features
Recommended Accessories

To sign up, be sure to head on over to the FilmTools site and register by clicking this link.

I will also be posting some more detailed thoughts on the URSA Mini as well as a full review of the camera in the near future, so be sure to check back soon!

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Since you have shot with both the Amira and Ursa 4.6k, How does the Ursa hold up against the Amira? I’m curious about how the image quality and dynamic range compare. Thanks.
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Noam Kroll
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They are very similar in a lot of ways. The Amira still has that incredible Arri color science, but the URSA Mini 4.6K is about as close as I’ve ever seen with any other cinema camera. The RED Dragon can get close too… but something about the URSA Mini 4.6K just sort of “feels” Alexa-ish.
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