First, for us camera nerds this is a reasoned and worthwhile watch. It led to a YouTube video by Florent Piovesan (Of Two Lands) titled “ Why I Bought the Original BMPCC (again) in 2020” which you can see here: Why I Bought the Original BMPCC (again) in 2020Ī couple of things struck me. Last night a link caught my eye on Twitter. Of course, the big news in mirrorless and cinema cameras of late is the shift to 4K, and in 2020 well beyond - to 6K, 8K, and even 12K. In recent years that also means the camera market. Things like tech, home automation, mobile, wearables. I know this is mainly down to YouTubers and content creators (this subreddit is also complicit in this) pushing cameras like the BMPCC OG and others such as the Canon EOS M as being "underrated gems" and cheap "cinema cameras", which has pretty much become a buzzword at this point.When I’m scoping ideas to write about on Stark Insider I often like looking for trends especially things that are happening in markets that I like covering. The fact is people are willing to pay these extortionate prices as these online listings do sell. When these products are already years old and have issues from both their age and SD card availability, it's kind of a piss take when people are trying to sell them for the same as or sometimes more than a used BMPCC4K. Some people want close to £1,000 for the camera plus a small cage. You lowest I can currently see in the UK is for £600 - £700. Purchasing a used BMPCC OG or BMMCC online has become almost impossible for a reasonable price.
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