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Switronix Unveils Yet Another Power Option For the Blackmagic Cinema Camera

Thursten Kent
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09/17/2012
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Last Updated on 11/18/2012 by Chris Gampat

 

Swtronix, has just released a 3-stud battery option for the BMCC. Called the GP-A-BMCC. This unit with it’s 3-stud mounting point can be added to any type of shoulder rig system that accepts this type of mount as well act as a counter balance. You have 2 p-tap style connections and a DC connection for the Blackmagic Cinema Camera.

Of course, Switronix also has a few other options as well if you are one of the lucky few right now to have a BMCC.

SPECIFICATIONS

Input: DC 11-17v
Output for Camera: DC 11-17v, Unregulated Black Magic Pin
Output for TWO P-Tap: DC 11-17v, unregulated
Size: 3.0″ x 4.7″ x 0.5″
Weight: 0.4 lbs

Pricing for this system is not known yet. For more information about all of Switronix’s products for the BMCC, vist their site.

 

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