Blackmagic Design Design Micro Studio Camera

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Superb image quality, excellent dynamic range, good feature set, highly customizable, great for DIY tinkerers
Great picture quality, Portable enough to be mobile

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Tricky to use, not weathersealed, lacks WiFi, no 4K, absence of display makes adjusting settings tricky, PRICE: $995
HDMI is necessary to access the menu

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Last revision on August 7, 2017

Reviewers Liked

Superb image quality, excellent dynamic range, good feature set, highly customizable, great for DIY tinkerers
Great picture quality, Portable enough to be mobile

Reviewers Didn't Like

Tricky to use, not weathersealed, lacks WiFi, no 4K, absence of display makes adjusting settings tricky, PRICE: $995
HDMI is necessary to access the menu

Expert reviews and ratings

“This is a weird camera.” That's how Patiño neatly summarized his time with the Micro Cinema Camera. He hastened to add that he didn't mean “weird” in a pejorative sense—it's just completely unique and quirky.Its $995 price tag would qualify it as a...

By pdnonline.com on October 25, 2016

The Blackmagic Design Micro Studio 4K is little more than a sensor with a lens mount, but it packs quite a punch. With its ability to control iris and focus remotely and have 2 way communication through its headphone jack, this little camera is a perfect for a select...

By Videomaker on April 26, 2016

Blackmagic Design is known for their disruptive releases every year. NAB 2015 was no different, announcing the URSA Mini , the Micro Cinema Camera and the Micro Studio Camera 4K along with many other non-camera announcements. The Micro Studio Camera is...

By Videomaker on April 19, 2016

No other camera category has seen as much innovation and novelty as the mirrorless market over the past several years, and the latest crop of models are a testament to that. They're driving forward not only new features but more compact designs targeted...

By pdnonline.com on January 12, 2016