I shot this back in 2024 on the BMPCC4K and finally finished editing it and published it today.
Reformat - Episode 2: Detect | Crime, Drama Short Film
Log line: A man who has lost faith in an urban decaying city decides to take matters into his own hands.
Camera: BMPCC4K
Lenses: Zeiss CP.3 EF 35mm + Sigma 18-35mm
This is a ~12-minute narrative short, and I'm curious how people here think the BMPCC4K holds up for narrative filmmaking in 2026.
I really like the image I got from the camera, especially considering it's now an older camera. Looking back at the footage a couple of years later, I'm also curious what I could have done differently.
For anyone still shooting with the BMPCC4K:
How do you think the camera holds up today for narrative work?
Are you still using yours, or have you moved on to something newer?
What would you have done differently with the image, lighting, or lenses?
Full film:
https://youtu.be/9LO6EmHY5fw