Uploaded August 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Black Magic Micro Cinema Camera 4K G2 Part 2 Building a Field Rig.
This video is full of tips and tricks.
Here's just one of many variant we use when taking the Black magic Micro Cinema Camera 4k G2 into the field. This is part two, stick around for part three.
In this short video we'll show and tell you some simple tips to make your life easy when trying to outfit a Blackmagic micro cinema camera for use in the field. These cameras are excellent performers in low light. ANY camera can perform in bright well-lit situations whether that is in the studio or in the field however, the BMMCC 4K G2 (and it's predecessor of sorts the BMMCC Full HD camera) is an excellent performer in low light. We mean excellent.
Remember there is NO such thing as the "perfect" rig when setting up any camera (to film wild life or scientific stuff) and the setup will depend entirely upon what one is trying to film, fact!
Chapters for those who are short on time.
Part 2 Introduction and recap about the basic parts needed
00:00:01
Tip one, which almost no one will tell you about using cameras for wildlife
00:00:57
Tip 2 often overlooked when building a camera rig
00:01:26
00:02:056
What battery power (and more on this later!) and what budget?
00:03:23
Battery adaptors
00:05:10
If you already have a rig but want to change it
00:06:27
Black Magic Micro Cinema Camera 4K G2 Part 2 Building a Field Rig.
This video is full of tips and tricks.
Here's just one of many variant we use when taking the Black magic Micro Cinema Camera 4k G2 into the field. This is part two, stick around for part three.
In this short video we'll show and tell you some simple tips to make your life easy when trying to outfit a Blackmagic micro cinema camera for use in the field. These cameras are excellent performers in low light. ANY camera can perform in bright well-lit situations whether that is in the studio or in the field however, the BMMCC 4K G2 (and it's predecessor of sorts the BMMCC Full HD camera) is an excellent performer in low light. We mean excellent.
Remember there is NO such thing as the "perfect" rig when setting up any camera (to film wild life or scientific stuff) and the setup will depend entirely upon what one is trying to film, fact!
Chapters for those who are short on time.
Part 2 Introduction and recap about the basic parts needed
00:00:01
Tip one, which almost no one will tell you about using cameras for wildlife
00:00:57
Tip 2 often overlooked when building a camera rig
00:01:26
00:02:056
What battery power (and more on this later!) and what budget?
00:03:23
Battery adaptors
00:05:10
If you already have a rig but want to change it
00:06:27
