The front has a covered USB-C 3.1 input On Air, Menu, Off, Set, Call, and Lock Control Panel Buttons a 2.2-inch LCD display, and a Spin Knob Control to access the features. High-definition video inputs from 720p, 1080i, 1080p, and 2160p at eight different frame rates may be streamed via an Ethernet connection using Real Time Messaging Protocol to Twitter, Twitch, Skype, YouTube Live, Facebook Live, Microsoft Teams, Wowza Streaming Engine, and Open Broadcaster. The rackmountable 5.51圆.90-inch unit does all of the work. If your goal is to stream live, you can attach a camera via the SDI input of the Blackmagic Web Presenter 4K. The left side is topped by the two USB-C 3.1 inputs, two XLR audio inputs, a five-pin intercom port, and connector microphone in and headphone output. Facing the front of the camera, the right side has an HDMI Out, 12G-SDI Out, SDI In, 10GigE, and two 12V inputs (one being a 4-pin). Pressing the PGM button displays the return feed on the LCD. The Blackmagic Studio Camera 4K Pro is identical to the Blackmagic Studio Camera 4K Plus except for its 12G-SDI outputs, 10G Ethernet connection, XLR audio inputs, and the PGM (Program) button. This camera with its HDMI output was designed to be paired with the ATEM Mini live production switchers.įeatures-Blackmagic Studio Camera 4K Pro & Web Presenter 4K You couldn’t ask for a more user-friendly camera. Touching the last icon brings up a second menu with record, monitor, audio, setup, presets, and LUTS.
Any of these adjustments may be controlled by the slider bar below or using the settings dial on the left.
Touching the frame rate icon opens a slider to control the rate, and touching the shutter speed, iris, timecode, gain, and white balance icon controls each of those features. On the right side you have control over the screen’s brightness, contrast, and peaking settings.Īcross the top of the LCD screen, you can select the features you want to adjust. The power switch is below the function controls.
These function buttons are of course customizable. Facing the LCD screen on the left is a settings dial that controls the active feature selected, a Back button that closes the menu settings and returns a live image to the LCD, an F1 button that controls the focus zoom, F2 that triggers auto focus, and F3 to access auto iris. The back features foldable sunshade that protects the seven-inch LCD touchscreen from glare. On the side, there’s an HDMI Out, 12V input, two USB-C 3.1 A and B ports, and a microphone input as well as a headphone output. The front of the Blackmagic Studio Camera 4K Plus accepts the micro 4/3 lens.
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