r/bmpcc

I've attached screenshots of what it looks like. There is a thin colored band showing up on the top of the monitor. The weird thing is that it’s showing up in the scopes like when I go framed by frame I see the scope change when that band shows up. 

It’s always in the same place it’s the top of the screen It’s thin but noticeable and goes the entire stretch of the top of the screen whether I’m in portrait or landscape. Sometimes it’s gray sometimes it blue sometimes it’s green. 

It almost behaves like a virus if it shows up on one clip and I apply the grade from that one clip onto something else it’ll also appear. Something really strange that I was looking at an old project that had it in an attempt to fix it and then I closed that project and opened a new project which had had no problems up until this point And now the Banding has migrated. I’m on the most recent resolve Update and I’ve already tried deleting my render cash and closing resolve restarting my computer. 

Used this setup for a music video a while back

BMPCC 6K Pro, Wooden Camera PL Mount mod, Arri Zeiss 12mm T1.3 Master Prime

Hey everyone! Sharing a few behind-the-scenes shots of our camera setup from a shoot we wrapped recently.

The Build:

• Camera: Blackmagic PYXIS
• Glass: DZOFilm
• Filter System: Mofage Poco drop-in adapter
• Focus System: DJI Focus Pro set with LiDAR focus system

Set Notes:

• Form Factor: The box design keeps accessory mounting clean and balances really well on sticks and handheld.
• Focus & Tracking: The DJI Focus Pro LiDAR system was a game-changer for speed—mapping manual cine glass with LiDAR auto-tracking made pulling focus effortless, especially on dynamic shots.
• Filter Workflow: The Mofage adapter makes fast ND effortless without having to mess with a full matte box between setups.
• Image / Glass: The DZOFilm glass pairs nicely with the sensor, providing a solid balance of sharpness and character.

Happy to answer any questions about the rig, power management, LiDAR calibration, or workflow!

Please watch my AURORA trailer. It took me a month to create, and if you like it, share it, leave a comment or give it a like. It really helps.

https://youtu.be/rVjz22oMrqM?is=NZGXCyzNRbmlY0Bc

We hear so much about the worst of human nature. But I wanted to make something about the other side of us. The part that helps, cares, shares what we know and refuses to leave someone behind.

I believe the future can be better if we choose to build it together.

Would you want to live in this future?

Wondering what people are currently using as storage for effective collaborative work. One of the issues I've always had top of mind is loss of control/dependency with cloud solutions. The picture is from a funny reel we did a few years ago when BM rolled out it's great cloud service. https://www.instagram.com/reel/DcL-ayRhjEA/?igsh=MXRsam92Y3U4eGl5OA==

Yet bro, is so gassed 🤣

Months of selling gear on Facebook Marketplace to strangers in car parks and here we are.

BMPCC OG.

The build:
• Kamerar Pico cage (not ideal)

**•**	HDMI clamp 

**•**	Wireless** **Follow Focus 

**•**	External monitor

**•**	Canon FD primes,

**•**	Canon V6x16 broadcast zoom

Lil external battery too!

Just waiting to be crowding king shitty rig now.

Im an actor and a writer. I am not a cinematographer. Every technical decision here was made at 1am by a man watching a YouTube tutorial with a single hope and half a dream

Anyway. I bought it because I was tired of waiting for permission to make things.

Any advice on how to get the most out of it? Bucket loads of light??

This is a follow up of this post. Read this post to get the full story.

https://www.reddit.com/r/bmpcc/s/jU2qEOWt9C

I got curious to check it myself whether the board was broken on the USB connection or not. To my surprise, it didn't.

I'm planning to handover this to my friend who's working in mobile phone service sector and ask him to solder it for me. He said that it can be done easily, but he can only solder. He cannot run tests if everything works or not.

Since I've decided to go the full DIY route, could someone please tell me,

1. What should I check after the soldering is done. Any checklists or post-verification steps?

2. How do I make sure that all the pins are properly seated before I power on?

Update: After trying my luck with local technicians, I gave the camera to one of the reputed camera service centers (who also happens to be the authorised service center for Panasonic cameras) and they asked 7 days to fix this and they said they're gonna charge me up to $100 for this repair.

Just got this bmpcc og and the sensor looks like this, is this fungus and can it be cleaned?

was a nightmare trying to get these arriflex lenses to work but alas here we are.

gonna be taking this bad boy to Tokyo and posting every on my instagram

So I bought this p4k from a friend and unfortunately it's on version 6.6 currently. I really want to update the OS firmware to 7.9 so that I can use Gen-5 colour science.

When I asked a local service center to replace the USB port:

They said that the board is damaged and it is impossible to solder on a damaged board. So the board needs to be replaced which would cost close to $500.

I never use the USB port , but I really need it for a firmware update.

Is there a way to update firmware using SD cards? Or

Should I return the camera back?

Edit: please check this follow up post to see result https://www.reddit.com/r/bmpcc/s/aG7DeAyLEL

Hello, I’m selling my Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 4K + Sigma 18-35mm F1.8 + Viltrox Mark II Speed Booster for $1,080 USD.

I’m selling my camera because I really need the money to cover my medical expenses.