[FS: General] Blackmagic Pocket Camera - with extras - priced to sell

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WynterEnd

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PRICE DROP!

Blackmagic Pocket for sale - unused and still in the box (I opened and tested it briefly - never used on a project though)


- includes everything in the box like if you bought new

PLUS THESE FREE ADDITIONS!
- (2) 3rd party batteries
- (1) 3rd party battery charger
- (2) 32GB Sandisk Extreme Pro SD Cards - the 95MB/s ones that work great for RAW
- THREE old MD mount lenses (just for fun, basically added for free, although they are pretty sweet):
Sakar 28mm f2.8 with both caps; Minolta MD Rokkor-X 45mm f2.0 with no caps; Hannimex zoom 28-80mm f3.5-4.5 with both caps
- MD to m4/3 adapter


Asking just $680 plus shipping


I have 100% feedback on eBay under "wynterfilms"


Paypal works good for me - send me a message if interested!

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rustyrehl said:
How long do each of those batteries typically hold a charge for? Have you ever used these :http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/produ..._pb70_bmcc_Powerbase_70_Battery_Pack_for.html ? How do they compare? Obviously they aren't 14.8 v but what's their voltage? I know that Black Magic cameras are notorious for having very short battery life.
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Almost all the in-camera batteries last about the same. About 25 minutes if you turn the camera on and hit record and leave it recording.
If you're going in and out of record they will last a tad longer.
These batteries are SO CHEAP that I strongly urge anyone too just buy the Blackmagic ones.

Each and every battery of this type will deplete a little slower or faster - they're not that exact.

The bigger factor is how old they are. No matter what brand you get, they will age fairly quickly if you use them frequently.

That Switronix is great - but it is probably THE MOST expensive battery you can possibly get for a BMPCC.

I have 3 of these (among others) - they are little screw-on plates that hold Sony NP-style batteries. And they're only $55.

http://www.aliexpress.com/item/FREE...14735.html?spm=2114.10010108.100007.11.l57Mhx

The largest (NP-970) will last nearly as long as that Switronix at a fraction of the price. Plus you can get the smaller and lighter NP-770 if you want less weight and don't need as long a run time or can do a swap out after an hour or two. There's even the smaller and lighter NP-570 that will still last longer than a BMPCC battery.

Also, so much other stuff uses NP batteries that it's likely you already have some.

Buy the WASABI POWER brand and save a ton of money.
 
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DPStewart said:
Almost all the in-camera batteries last about the same. About 25 minutes if you turn the camera on and hit record and leave it recording.
If you're going in and out of record they will last a tad longer.
These batteries are SO CHEAP that I strongly urge anyone too just buy the Blackmagic ones.

Each and every battery of this type will deplete a little slower or faster - they're not that exact.

The bigger factor is how old they are. No matter what brand you get, they will age fairly quickly if you use them frequently.

That Switronix is great - but it is probably THE MOST expensive battery you can possibly get for a BMPCC.

I have 3 of these (among others) - they are little screw-on plates that hold Sony NP-style batteries. And they're only $55.

http://www.aliexpress.com/item/FREE...14735.html?spm=2114.10010108.100007.11.l57Mhx

The largest (NP-970) will last nearly as long as that Switronix at a fraction of the price. Plus you can get the smaller and lighter NP-770 if you want less weight and don't need as long a run time or can do a swap out after an hour or two. There's even the smaller and lighter NP-570 that will still last longer than a BMPCC battery.

Also, so much other stuff uses NP batteries that it's likely you already have some.

Buy the WASABI POWER brand and save a ton of money.
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Thanks! I really appreciate this information. I have been looking for some decent batteries for cheap.
 
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