This brings the total down to a very reasonable $1,995, while the URSA rests at a $5,995 price tag. And these price points are for bodies only, by the way. To properly compare these two cameras, let’s first take a look at what it’ll cost to set them up as shoulder rigs. Then we can take a closer look to find out what the jump in price will get us in features. The high-end accessories provided for the URSA Mini Pro 4.6K G2 creates a comprehensive, solid rig.

Let’s begin by putting together the URSA Mini Pro run-and-gun rig and figuring out a total price.

$769 - Angelbird Media Cards BM URSA Match Pack.

$65 - Angelbird Media CFast Card Reader.

$49 - Datacolor SpyderCHECKR 24 Color Chart.

One of the main pros of going with an URSA is the fact that Blackmagic provides many high-end accessories for this camera. This includes the viewfinder, the shoulder mount kit, the V-mount battery plate, and the shotgun mic mount. Using all of these accessories together creates a tight, solid rig.

Now, let’s spec out a Pocket 6K shoulder mount setup, and try to match all of the same accessories as the URSA.

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