Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 6K/4K Battery Grip

Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 6k/4k Battery Grip

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Get up to double the standard camera runtime with the Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 6K/4K Battery Gripfrom Blackmagic Design. Powered by two separately available Sony L-series type batteries, the grip mounts on the bottom of the BMPCC 6K or 4K camera and features a sleek, carbon fiber design.

Two L-series type batteries enable you to run your BMPCC 6K/4K camera for up to two hours or to provide power to an external flash drive. When you're not shooting, the batteries can be charged in the grip using your camera's DC connection. The grip's design creates a larger, nonslip handgrip and it incorporates a storage slot for your camera's battery door cover.

For BMPCC 6K or BMPCC 4K Camera Attaches to Bottom of Camera Requires 2 L-Series Type Batteries Powers Camera for up to 2 Hours Charge Batteries in Grip via Camera Carbon Fiber Design Nonslip Handgrips Slide-Out Battery Tray Storage Slot for Battery Door Cover

Key Specs
Plate Front / Battery Mount	Sony L-Series
General
Inputs/Outputs	No
Plate Front / Battery Mount	Sony L-Series
Number of Battery Bays	2
Material of Construction	Carbon Fiber
Packaging Info
Package Weight	1.47 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	8.5 x 5.9 x 4.7"

Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 6K
Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 4K

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this work with the 6k G2?

A: No, the Blackmagic Design Pocket Cinema Camera 6K/4K Battery Grip is not compatible with the 6K G2.

Q: 2. How heavy is this thing?

A: Its estimated weight without batteries is 12oz.

Q: 3. Is the grip still usable with just one battery in place?

A: Yes it is

Q: 4. Is it possible to charge the batteries through this grip? I mean, use it as a battery charger?

A: Yes, but only when the grip is attached to the camera. This product will allow you to charge the batteries in grip, through the camera.

Q: 5. Is this compatible with the BMPCC HD?

A: No.

Q: 6. Does this have dtap?

A: No. There is no external power output for other devices other than phantom for microphones.

Q: 7. What happens to the camera battery door?

A: The battery door needs to be removed in order to install the battery grip. Instructions will be provided once the battery grip start to ship.

Q: 8. Will 2x Watson NP-F 970 batteries work in this grip?

A: No, those are too large to fit in the battery grip. You need x2 Watson NP-F570 L-Series batteries.

Q: 9. Does this work with the new (~Dec 2023) Blackmagic Cinema Camera 6k [full frame]?

A: No, The Blackmagic Design Cinema Camera 6K (Leica L) B&H # BLCC6K is not compatible with Blackmagic Design Pocket Cinema Camera 6K/4K Battery Grip. Please work with the grip listed below. Blackmagic Design Pocket Cinema Camera Battery Grip for 6K Pro BH #BLPKCAMPGRIP

Q: 10. In theory, how much weight will this add to the camera?

A: About a pound and a half.

Jeffrey	26/09/2024
[Carbon Fiber] Simple design, well-integrated with camera 5

Dorian	15/09/2024
[2] SmallRig is at the point where their only competition is Tilta, and they've cornered the price market. My second one of these for BMPCC 4ks! 5

Dorian	15/09/2024
[2] SmallRig is at the point where their only competition is Tilta, and they've cornered the price market. My second one of these for BMPCC 4ks! 5

Michael	15/09/2024
[Sony L-Series] The quality of the grip is undeniable. However, it’s heavy, even without batteries, and I’m not sure why. Used on a tripod, it gives you 3 hours of power. But carrying a BMCC with the battery pack, batteries and cinema glass is similar in weight to a v Mount battery rig - which gives you more operating time. I love this thing, but find myself leaving it home most of the time. 5

Michael	15/09/2024
[Sony L-Series] The quality of the grip is undeniable. However, it’s heavy, even without batteries, and I’m not sure why. Used on a tripod, it gives you 3 hours of power. But carrying a BMCC with the battery pack, batteries and cinema glass is similar in weight to a v Mount battery rig - which gives you more operating time. I love this thing, but find myself leaving it home most of the time. 5

Sean	13/09/2024
[2] I recently bought the BMPC6k pro with the Jupio battery grip. I bought the Jupio bc I already had LPE6 batteries. Bad choice. This OEM battery grip from Black Magic is perfect even though I had to buy new batteries. Additionally, invest in the Black Magic OEM batteries as well. They last way longer than the knockoffs you can find on Amazon. 5

Sean	13/09/2024
[2] I recently bought the BMPC6k pro with the Jupio battery grip. I bought the Jupio bc I already had LPE6 batteries. Bad choice. This OEM battery grip from Black Magic is perfect even though I had to buy new batteries. Additionally, invest in the Black Magic OEM batteries as well. They last way longer than the knockoffs you can find on Amazon. 5

Giorgio	25/08/2024
[Carbon Fiber] I honestly am considering buying another one of these so I can swap during run & gun. You need energy when shooting with the bmpcc 6k pro, and this grip provides is the power of the sun in the palm of your hand. 5

Giorgio	25/08/2024
[Carbon Fiber] I honestly am considering buying another one of these so I can swap during run & gun. You need energy when shooting with the bmpcc 6k pro, and this grip provides is the power of the sun in the palm of your hand. 5

Dakota	18/07/2024
[2] Honestly there isn’t much to say, it’s a battery grip. It fits securely, looks good on the Pocket, and most importantly, it gave me 2 hours of continuous recording with a pair of batteries that were cheaper than a single Canon LP-E6. The battery door is a little loose on mine but other than that it works flawlessly. Love the built in storage slot for the original battery door. 5