There’s an exterior LCD that provides at-a-glance shooting data, a four-position ND filtration wheel (0/2/4/6-stops), and dual CFast 2.0 and UHS-II capable SD memory card slots. With the URSA Mini Pro 12K, you get a raft of external controls that eliminate menu diving for focus assist, frame rate, and exposure settings. Recording and control options remain largely the same aside from the removal of any codecs other than Blackmagic RAW. That quite a jump from the previous 4.6K sensor used in the Mini Pro G2. Blackmagic has implemented their own sensor design that can record up to 12K at 60fps. What’s Changed? The external body of the Blackmagic Design URSA Mini Pro 12K (PL) is mostly unchanged in this update, and instead, the sensor is the star of the show.
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