Blackmagic Mini Ursa Camera Rig

[Black] I have a Blackmagic URSA mini and needed a way to hold the shoulder rig in place. This works. If you know how the camera is set up, the handles work well to put the camera on a flat surface. Throw it on a tripod...ad on the shoulder - very quick. Build is good, grip is comfortable, feels like it will last a while. i like it

[0.19 lb] These shoes were the right price and perfect fit for our Blackmagic URSA mini camera.

[Black] I have a Blackmagic Ursa Mini 4K and I wanted a case that would hold the camera with the viewfinder and vmount attached. This case does just that. Plus the cutouts fit well for accessories and batteries. I love this case. The case is also rather sturdy and after seeing the build of it I will rest at ease when checking this on flights.

[6.65 lb] We bought this for documentary work to use on a Blackmagic Pocket 6K camera and Ursa Mini Pro. This is a SOLID lens with attributes you'd expect in something twice or three times the price! No breathing. Sharp at 2.8. The parfocal advantage is huge at this price point. The bokeh is very pleasing, and a little arty which we love. The box includes shims and a PL mount (!). Overall highly recommended!

[36" (91 cm)] On small Indie film shoots, works great with my Blackmagic Ursa Mini

[0.05 lb] Wonderful lens for the Blackmagic URSA Mini G2! Can control focus, iris and zoom using LANC thru the lens mount or ATEM software. Only bummer is the T4.4...would have been better with 2.8...but fantastic lens nonetheless.

[1.4 oz / 40.8 g] I use this with the Nucleus M handles and a Blackmagic Ursa G2 shoulder rig. The cable is a little long but it can be secured with bongo ties, velcro, or tape. Just connect it to a Nucleus motor, wirelessly pair the handles or FIZ with the motor(s), and plug the LANC end into the camera body. Now your Nucleus M record buttons work like a charm wirelessly.

[1.15 lb] If you've invested in the Blackmagic shoulder mount kit for the Ursa Mini series, 99% of you have suffered the same severe arm-cramp as you make the shape of the Jim Carrey claw, grasping at the already deeply unergonomic handle. After the exasperation of spending all that money you probably have now decided to either sell the camera as being way too uncomfortable to use, or looked for a fix. Well, here it is. The shape looks completely alien to the rigid angles of the Ursa Mini but it's light, strong and extends as far as anyone could possibly need it to. It also has the built-in LANC cable so you can use the handle's (admittedly awful) buttons. The full LanParte kit is ridiculously expensive, but this extension arm is a much needed piece of common sense that will make your Ursa Mini a completely different beast physically to use. Now the search begins for a grip actually designed for a human hand...

[Download] Bought two of these for our Blackmagic Design Ursa Mini 12K cameras. They worked great. VERY sturdy and well made. Very fast transfer speeds. They get a little warm when under heavy load but all drives do so this can't be counted against them. If you need crazy speed (3400MB/s) this is the drive for you.

[Canon] This gear is sturdy. Perfect fit for the BM Ursa Mini and cheaper than the Blackmagic version.