Either way, we now have a full HDMI port in case we need it. However, now that they have released the BMPCC 4K with a full HDMI port, there is slightly less of a need for one because the new BMPCC 4K display is a respectable 5 inch bright touchscreen display with lovely new features (uploadable 3D Luts).

If after releasing the original BMPCC Blackmagic would have rereleased it with only the minor improvement of a full HDMI port, sales probably would have risen a fair amount. And it has more of a chance of being compatible with Apple products such as FCPX.

Supposedly consumers will receive many of the benefits of RAW DNG but with much less of a data burden. Raw 3:1 is a new and beautiful codec that has helped swell the wave of excitement with the new release of the BMPCC 4K. So we have yet another huge addition of value to this camera. This was not the case when Blackmagic release the original BMPCC. Now when you purchase the BMPCC 4K, you will also receive one of the most powerful editing softwares on the market- Blackmagic Design’s Davinci Resolve Studio.

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