Uploaded November 2020 | Updated September 2026, 16 minutes ago
Maarten shows how he imported and managed the files he recorded with the Blackmagic Cinema Camera 6K, with details about applying LUTs, managing exposure, colour correction and stabilization.
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Using the BMPCC6K as a studio camera: youtu.be/0FBjJSNrRNA
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DaVinci Resolve Studio: bhpho.to/2J1x0Zk
Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 6K: bhpho.to/2E6hBVe
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amazon.com/shop/maartenheilbron
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The DaVinci Resolve Studio licence and the Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera were on loan from Blackmagic Design, and returned after the review.
I am not sponsored or compensated by any manufacturer, I have not accepted payment to review this or any product. Even if a product was provided at no cost to me, I don’t allow the provider to review the script or video prior to posting.
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Maarten shows how he imported and managed the files he recorded with the Blackmagic Cinema Camera 6K, with details about applying LUTs, managing exposure, colour correction and stabilization.
RELATED VIDEOS
**********
Review of the BMPCC6K: youtu.be/k4J2Lo285O4
Using the BMPCC6K as a studio camera: youtu.be/0FBjJSNrRNA
#NOTSPONSORED
**********
I have not received compensation in exchange for posting this review.
If you would like to support me, members of this channel receive additional perks:
youtube.com/channel/UC5akMMbBLdJ1XxszpqraBrQ/join
Or support me directly via PayPal
paypal.me/maartech
While I do appreciate your support, no content will ever be behind a paywall.
AFFILIATE LINKS
**********
I get a small commission if you purchase:
DaVinci Resolve Studio: bhpho.to/2J1x0Zk
Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 6K: bhpho.to/2E6hBVe
Maartech’s video production essentials:
bhphotovideo.com/c/browse/maarten-s-gear-guide/ci/43533
amazon.com/shop/maartenheilbron
ABOUT ME
**********
I do read and respond to all comments, which are moderated. If you leave a relevant question or civil comment without links (which are filtered by youtube) it will be posted, I will reply.
Spend more time with me:
WEBSITE/BLOG: maartech.com
CONTACT: maartendotheilbronatgmaildotcom
DISCLOSURE
**********
The DaVinci Resolve Studio licence and the Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera were on loan from Blackmagic Design, and returned after the review.
I am not sponsored or compensated by any manufacturer, I have not accepted payment to review this or any product. Even if a product was provided at no cost to me, I don’t allow the provider to review the script or video prior to posting.
I am compensated by Google Adwords, who place videos before and after my videos. I receive a small commission from B&H and Amazon if you purchase using the affiliate links.
Please do not allow this to influence your purchase decision. Should you wish to support me, please use the links above.
I encourage you to visit and support your local photo/video retailer.
