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30 HFR Button
Press the HFR or ‘high frame rate’ button to toggle off speed frame rates. To use this
function, simply set the ‘off speed’ frame rate you’d like to use in the ‘frame rate’ menu.
Once this is set, pressing the HFR button will toggle between your chosen off speed
frame rate and project frame rate. It’s worth mentioning that this setting can only be
adjusted when the recording is stopped.
For more information on project and off speed frame rates, see the
‘touchscreencontrols’ section.
31 Focus Zoom Button
Press the ‘focus zoom’ button to zoom in for adjusting focus at the 1:1 pixel scale.
While zoomed in, you can use a pinch to zoom multitouch gesture on the touchscreen
to adjust the zoom level. For more information, see the ‘pinch to zoom’ section.
While zoomed in, you can touch and drag on the screen to view different areas of the
image. When you activate focus zoom and look through the optional electronic
viewfinder, you can turn the settings wheel to adjust zoom level and press the settings
wheel to select the region of interest. To zoom out, press the ‘focus zoom’ button again.
32 Menu Button
Press the ‘menu’ button to open the dashboard.
33 Play Button
Press the play button to switch to playback mode. Press the button again for instant
playback of the last recorded clip on the LCD, and on any display connected to the
HDMI output.
34 Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera Pro EVF
Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 6K Pro has an optional electronic viewfinder.
Theviewfinder tilts vertically 70 degrees and comes with four eyecup types for left or
right eye. Asensor in the viewfinder detects when it is in use, and will switch off the
LCD touchscreen to conserve battery power and prevent accidental taps on
touchscreen controls. You can set the viewfinder to overlay camera status information
or display a clean feed. For more information, see the ‘monitor settings’ section.
To install the viewfinder, use a small flathead screwdriver to loosen the screw in the
connector port cover on top of the camera. Remove the cover and confirm the
connector port is clean and dry. Slide the viewfinder into the connector port. Fasten
theviewfinder into position by tightening the thumb screw.
35 Diopter for Electronic Viewfinder
Turn the diopter knob to adjust the focus of the optional electronic viewfinder on
Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 6K Pro to suit your eyes. It’s important to note the
diopter adjusts the focus of the image presented in the viewfinder, and does not
change the focus of the image attained by the camera sensor. For more information,
see the ‘focus chart’ section.
36 ND Filter
Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 6K Pro has internal neutral density filters. ND filters
allow you to reduce the amount of light reaching the sensor by a preset number of
exposure stops. By reducing the exposure, you can shoot at wide apertures for a
shallow depth of field in bright conditions such as outdoors on sunny days.
To adjust your neutral density setting, press the left or right ND filter buttons to cycle
through options for a clear filter, 2, 4 or 6 stops.
The ‘clear’ setting means there is no ND filter being used. From settings 2, 4 and 6
stops, the ND filters increase in density so you can decrease light if you need to.
38Camera Features
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