The Black Magic Cinema Camera 4K AND 6K Pro compared

The Black Magic Cinema Camera 4K and the Black Magic Cinema Camera 6K Pro are both great cameras for capturing video. The 4K camera is a great choice for those who want to capture high quality video without breaking the bank. The 6K Pro is a great choice for those who need the highest quality video possible and are willing to pay a bit more for it.

Owning both gadgets in-house means that we are able to provide you with honest and reliable information regarding the tech and have taken the time to compare the two cameras and provide you with some similarities and differences between them.

Here’s where they are both quite similar …

Both the 4K and 6K camera feature a comfortable grip which makes them easy while handling and the record button is in the perfect place where your finger will naturally rest.

Both cameras also boast limited buttons on the camera itself and a simple interface. We prefer this as it makes sure you won't accidently hit a button whilst shooting or change your settings unknowingly.

Here are some differences between the two –

  • The 4K camera has a maximum resolution of 4096x2160, while the 6K Pro has a maximum resolution of 6144x3240.
  • The 4K camera has a maximum frame rate of 30fps, while the 6K Pro has a maximum frame rate of 60fps.
  • The 4K camera has a 13 stop dynamic range, while the 6K Pro has a 15 stop dynamic range.
  • The 4K camera has a 2.5" LCD screen, while the 6K Pro has a 5" LCD screen.
  • The 4K camera uses CFast 2.0 cards, while the 6K Pro uses SDXC UHS-II cards.
  • The 4K camera has a price tag of $1,995, while the 6K Pro has a price tag of $4,995.

As with every piece of technology that is out there, the list of pros and cons is never ending. It is all about how you wish to execute your project whilst also having the budget to back it up.

With research, you will find the best gadgets to suit your needs. However, what we do know is that Black Magic Cinema Cameras have the capability to produce cinema quality content as well as out-shoot some more expensive cameras on the market.