Blackmagic URSA Cine 12K LF 100G Body
The large-format sensor of the URSA Cine 12K LF 100G camera offers impressively flexible options for aspect ratios, lenses and delivery formats, allowing you to create distinctive content of the highest quality. The full sensor surface of the 12K LF produces a stunning 3:2 open-gate image and enables you to shoot anamorphic and deliver in a range of aspect ratios with de-squeeze factors of 1.3, 1.5, 1.6, 1.66, 1.8 and 2x. You can also use the URSA Cine 12K LF 100G to record in 4K, 8K or 12K using the full sensor without cropping, preserving the full field of view of your lenses. The 12K LF models even feature 9K Super 35 modes for full compatibility with classic cinema lenses.
The URSA Cine 12K LF 100G is designed to meet the demands of any high-end production. The evenly balanced camera body is built with a robust magnesium alloy chassis and a lightweight carbon fibre polycarbonate composite housing, so you can move quickly on set. There's a fold-out 5-inch touchscreen for reviewing footage and accessing camera settings, plus a dedicated assistant station with a 5-inch LCD display and full camera controls. Standard LEMO and Fischer connectors enable remote operation and provide power to lens motors and other accessories. You also get 12G-SDI output, 100G Ethernet, USB-C, XLR audio and soft-touch backlit buttons.
Add a separately available Blackmagic Design B4 lens mount for access to both the speed of fast broadcast servo zoom lenses and higher frame rates. The 4.6K B4 crop 16:9 format supports frame rates up to 240 fps, making it ideal for dynamic sports coverage.
Different projects call for different lenses, which is why the URSA Cine 12K LF 100G features an interchangeable lens mount. This model comes with a locking EF mount that you can quickly swap for a separately available B4, ARRI PL or ARRI LPL mount. This allows you to work with PL or LPL cinema lenses or autofocus EF photography lenses, making the URSA Cine 12K LF 100G compatible with a wide range of professional lenses. Use modern, fast lenses for sharp, precise images on one shoot, then film a period drama with vintage photography lenses. Each mount features contact pins to read lens metadata for monitoring and use in post-production.
