1080 HD > sensor 4K

When filming in 1080p HD, the camera uses the entire sensor, or just part of it?

When filming in 1080p HD, the camera uses the entire sensor, or just part of it?

I'm fairly certain BMD has said in the past that the entire "4K" sensor is used to create 1080p video. So, for example, a lens' FOV doesn't change when the camera is switched between its 4K & 1080p modes.

This is how the original BMCC works, too: It scales its "2.5K" sensor imagery down to record 1080p video, or records full the 2.5K.

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When filming in 1080p HD, the camera uses the entire sensor, or just part of it?

As Peter said, the entire sensor is used and the image is downscales so you angle of view is identical. This is one of the unheralded features of this expensive camera. Contrast that to a cheap camera like the RED EPIC that crops the sensor for smaller resolutions and faster frame rates.

Rick Lang
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Peter, Rick, thanks for your attention, since there are some scenes, movie trailer, or shooting tests made ​​with this new 4K BMC, available to view on the internet? , If you know of any, please pass me the links, I'm very curious to see them, Regards and tks again!

Peter, Rick, thanks for your attention, since there are some scenes, movie trailer, or shooting tests made ​​with this new 4K BMC, available to view on the internet? , If you know of any, please pass me the links, I'm very curious to see them, Regards and tks again!

No footage has been posted yet from the BMPC4K. We assume that BMD is still tweaking the colour science for the new sensor and it is possible this state will continue at least a few more weeks since it is (1) very important to come close to the image quality of the BMCC and BMPCC sensors and (2) very difficult!

Rick Lang
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Tks! please keep in touch and let me know when they are available! regards.