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“The whole look from the cameras is just fantastic and we were pleased with how well they match with other cinematic camera packages, in particular with skin tones.” The Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera: Shooting in the Swiss Alps at minus 15 Celsius. “Both cameras handled the very cold and very bright conditions well,” continued Frank.

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The main tools for the job were a Pocket Cinema Camera 6K with a full cage acted as A cam, with the 4K mounted on a Sachtler Flowtech for multicam and B cam footage, alongside Canon EF 16-35mm, 24-70mm and 70-200mm L series lenses. Picture: Frank Mirbach Tools (lenses and rigs) “It was an intensive shoot, but the Pocket cameras offered such great picture quality, we didn’t feel that we were having to make a compromise.” Cinematographer Frank Mirbach and the Blackmagic Pocket Cinema camera. “We had to keep the crew and our equipment as small as possible not only due to COVID restrictions, but also because of the limited space in the helicopters, and the physical implications of filming at such a high altitude and on top of vast glaciers,” Mirbach explains. Cinematographer Frank Mirbach ‘Intensive shoot’ We decided upon using the Blackmagic Pocket 4K as our A-Cam for the first time where we would normally use our RED cameras. The Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera: Shooting in the Swiss Alps at minus 15 Celsius. The BMPCC 6K served as B-Cam for multi-camera shoots. Combined with a TILTA full cage and Metabones Speedbooster Cine for our Canon EF lenses, it´s a compact, fantastic combo that never lets us down, even in the harsh conditions of the Swiss alps at wintertime”.

Mirbach stated: “Due to COVID and the necessity to keep our crew and equipment as small as possible, we decided upon using the Blackmagic Pocket 4K as our A-Cam for the first time where we would normally use our RED cameras. Cinematographer Frank Mirbach and the Blackmagic Pocket Cinema camera. All the post was crafted in DaVinci Resolve Studio (editing + grading).

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The film, produced by Aachen-based production company, MineWorks Film GmbH for Medienkontor Movie GmbH, focuses on active glacier pilots and the Swiss Air Rescue Service, known as REGA. The project titled ‘Switzerland: Glacier Pilots’ is a documentary produced for European cultural broadcaster, arte. The major tools for the job were the Blackmagic Pocket 6K and a 400 mm Canon lens. The conditions were harsh and extreme (minus 15 Celsius and incredibly heavy winds). Picture: Frank Mirbach Shooing in minus 15 CelsiusĬinematographer Frank Mirbach has chosen the Blackmagic Pockets to shoot on top of the world in the Swiss Alps. The Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera: Shooting in the Swiss Alps. That’s the case of the Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera (4K & 6K) that have been utilized to shoot a documentary on the top of the Swiss Alps, handling harsh freezing conditions, and without any issues. When a cinema camera is able to operate flawlessly in extreme conditions and challenging environments, then you know its credibility was well earned.