I’m telling you all, video your children often, and they will get used to it.īack to the part of the review you’re here to read. She’s gotten used to our little video shoots and loves to see the result. You know the saying, “never work with children and animals”? I guess I like to challenge myself.

I shot both 24 frames per second and 48fps.Īrmed with toy planes and the new Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 6K G2, we embarked on our shoot.

I shot everything hand-held with a 144-degree shutter. I wanted the video to have a chaotic feeling she is five years old and running around. These are the kind of toy planes with a propeller and rubber band. To set the scene, I swung by my local hobby store and grabbed a couple of balsa wood planes for my Daughter to fly. In my review, I wanted to see how dependent I have become on internal stabilization and whether or not the Blackmagic built-in gyro mixed with DaVinci Resolve well or better than originally expected. My work camera has a digital stabilizer I often use because I’m not the smoothest operator. The camera does not stabilize in-camera.Ĭanon, Sony, and even Nikon have internally stabilized sensors or digital stabilization that allows the user to see the stabilization in action. And that is the hitch, the Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 6K G2 has this internal gyro, but to stabilize your footage, you must use DaVinci Resolve. My review focuses on the internal gyro found in the Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 6K G2 and how well the internal gyro can smooth footage in DaVinci Resolve. Yet, one key component made its way into the Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 6K G2 internal gyro stabilization. The update seemed to help camera operators save a little bit of money by buying a camera that was a bit less expensive and without all the features needed for outside production. This new 2nd Generation of the Pocket Cinema Camera 6K without internal ND filters and a less bright LCD screen. Blackmagic announced the Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 6K G2 recently.

Davinci resolve stabilize shot