Uploaded November 2018 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
I quickly spent some time at my local park to test myBlackmagic Ursa Mini 4.6K slow motion capabilities. Everything was was shot ProRes 444 in 120fps. I was very pleased with the results, the only downside is the only way to record 120fps requires you to window the sensor which opens the possibility of more compression artifacts and macro blocking, aliasing, etc, but in a well-lit environment, it works great!
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I quickly spent some time at my local park to test myBlackmagic Ursa Mini 4.6K slow motion capabilities. Everything was was shot ProRes 444 in 120fps. I was very pleased with the results, the only downside is the only way to record 120fps requires you to window the sensor which opens the possibility of more compression artifacts and macro blocking, aliasing, etc, but in a well-lit environment, it works great!
Follow me on social media for more filmmaking and skateboarding!
Instagram: @justinmelson
instagram.com/justinmelson/?hl=en
Twitter: @Jmelsonn
FaceBook: Justin Melson










