Blackmagic Micro Studio Camera 4K / G2
Sensor size, crop factor & field of view
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Sensor13.06 × 7.34 MM
Crop factor2.89×
Sensor classUHD Micro
Native mountMFT
Aspect modes16:9
Released2015
Live-production cube, UHD sensor.
On the 2.89× UHD Micro sensor, every lens frames tighter than its marked focal length. Tap a focal to see the exact build in the simulator.
| Lens focal | Full-frame equivalent | Horizontal FOV |
|---|---|---|
| 14mm → | 40mm | 50° |
| 18mm → | 52mm | 39.9° |
| 24mm → | 69mm | 30.4° |
| 35mm → | 101mm | 21.1° |
| 50mm → | 145mm | 14.9° |
| 85mm → | 246mm | 8.8° |
| 135mm → | 390mm | 5.5° |
A focal reducer widens your field of view and adds light. On the Micro Studio Camera 4K / G2, a 0.64× booster turns a 50mm into an effective 32mm — pulling back toward full-frame coverage. See a boosted build →
Is the Blackmagic Micro Studio Camera 4K / G2 full frame?
No. It has a UHD Micro sensor (13.06×7.34mm), which gives a 2.89× crop factor relative to full frame.
What is the crop factor of the Blackmagic Micro Studio Camera 4K / G2?
2.89×, derived from its 13.06×7.34mm sensor diagonal against a full-frame 43.27mm diagonal.
What does a 50mm lens look like on the Blackmagic Micro Studio Camera 4K / G2?
A 50mm lens frames like a 145mm lens would on full frame (50 × 2.89). See it live in the simulator.
Can I adapt other lenses to the Blackmagic Micro Studio Camera 4K / G2?
Yes. focalcomp's registry resolves EF, F, M42, FD, PL glass onto its MFT mount via adapters and speed boosters.