Blackmagic Design PYXIS 6K Cinema Box Camera (ARRI PL)
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Product Overview
The World's Most Riggable - Full Frame Digital Film Camera!
Introducing the next generation customisable cinema camera! Blackmagic PYXIS 6K is a high end digital film camera that produces precise skin tones and rich organic colors. It features an extremely versatile design that lets you build the perfect camera rig for your production! You get a full frame 36 x 24mm 6K sensor with wide dynamic range with a built in optical low pass filter that's been designed to perfectly match the sensor. Plus there are 3 models available in either EF, PL or L-Mount. You also get 2 x CFexpress media recorders and Ethernet for sharing media to Blackmagic Cloud! It even records both 12-bit Blackmagic RAW and extremely small H.264 proxies files at the same time!
Introducing the next generation customisable cinema camera! Blackmagic PYXIS 6K is a high end digital film camera that produces precise skin tones and rich organic colors. It features an extremely versatile design that lets you build the perfect camera rig for your production! You get a full frame 36 x 24mm 6K sensor with wide dynamic range with a built in optical low pass filter that's been designed to perfectly match the sensor. Plus there are 3 models available in either EF, PL or L-Mount. You also get 2 x CFexpress media recorders and Ethernet for sharing media to Blackmagic Cloud! It even records both 12-bit Blackmagic RAW and extremely small H.264 proxies files at the same time!
Designed for Maximum Customisability!
With multiple mounting points and accessory side plates, it's easy to configure Blackmagic PYXIS into the camera you need it to be! PYXIS' compact body is made from precision CNC machined aerospace aluminum, which means it is lightweight yet very strong. You can easily mount it on a range of camera rigs such as cranes, gimbals or drones! In addition to the multiple 1/4" and 3/8" thread mounts on the top and bottom of the body, Blackmagic PYXIS has a range of side plates that further extend your ability to mount accessories such as handles, microphones or even SSDs. All this means you can build the perfect camera for the any production that's both rugged and reliable!
Get the "Hollywood Look" with Digital Film!
Blackmagic PYXIS has the professional features you need for feature film, television programming and documentaries, however now this same quality can be used to create cinematic content for social media, YouTube videos and more. You get the same features found on high end digital film cameras, allowing capture of deeper colors, higher image detail and a wider dynamic range between the brightest highlights and deepest shadows. It's the reason why feature films look so amazing and now you can get the same high end production values for any kind of work. Imagine shooting with large format digital film on low budget independent films, TV commercials or even corporate video!
Large Format - Cinematic Digital Film Sensor!
Blackmagic PYXIS features a massive full frame sensor with a native resolution of 6048 x 4032. That's almost three times larger than a Super 35 sensor and allows you to shoot with a shallow depth of field or to use anamorphic lenses uncropped for a true cinematic look. Whether you're shooting in bright sunlight or in almost no light at all, the 13 stops of dynamic range with dual native ISO up to 25,600 provide stunning low noise images in all lighting conditions. Plus you can shoot up to 36 fps at full sensor resolution or 120 fps windowed. This amazing sensor combined with Blackmagic color science means you get the same imaging technology as expensive digital cinema cameras.
Blackmagic Design PYXIS 6K Features
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36 x 24mm full frame 6K 6048 x 4032 sensor
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Open gate 3:2, full height 6:5 anamorphic and Super 35 for creating cinematic content
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Records full resolution up to 36 fps or 120 fps windowed
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Built-in 4" HDR 1500 nit LCD screen
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Records Blackmagic RAW and H.264 proxies
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Extremely fast dual CFexpress card recording
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Ethernet or mobile data for mobile remote streaming
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Optional Blackmagic URSA Cine EVF
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Features 12G-SDI for monitoring with status overlay
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Professional mini XLR input with 48 volt phantom power
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Complete streaming solution for YouTube, Facebook, Twitter and more
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High capacity BP-U series batteries
What's Included
Blackmagic PYXIS 6K
Lens turret dust cap
PYXIS Standard Plate
PYXIS SSD Plate
60W power supply with locking connector and international adapters
Welcome booklet
DaVinci Resolve Studio activation key
Image shown with optional equipment (Not included).
What's in the box:
Blackmagic Design PYXIS 6K Cinema Box Camera (ARRI PL)
PYXIS Standard Mounting Plate
PYXIS SSD Mounting Plate
Lens Cap
Power Supply with International Adapters (60W)
DaVinci Resolve Studio Activation Key

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Key Features
6k Video Quality
The Blackmagic PYXIS 6K stands out as a cutting-edge digital film camera, boasting a remarkably adaptable design that empowers you to craft the ideal camera setup tailored to your production needs.
Bluetooth
The Blackmagic Design PYXIS 6K Cinema Box Camera supports Bluetooth connectivity.
ISO 400-3200
The Blackmagic Design PYXIS 6K Cinema Box Camera has an ISO sensitivity of 400 to 3200 for video.
Viewfinder
Viewfinder USB-C with power, data, video and locking connector.
4" HDR LCD Screen
The Blackmagic Design PYXIS 6K Cinema Box Camera has 4" HDR LCD Screen.
FAQs
What makes the Blackmagic PYXIS 6K different from other cinema cameras?
The Blackmagic PYXIS 6K stands out due to its highly customisable design, allowing filmmakers to build a rig tailored to their specific production needs. Its full frame 6K sensor provides stunning image quality with rich colours and precise skin tones, making it suitable for both high-end productions and independent films. Additionally, its lightweight aerospace aluminium body and multiple mounting points facilitate versatility in various shooting scenarios, whether on a gimbal, crane, or drone.
How does the dual native ISO feature benefit low-light shooting?
The dual native ISO of the Blackmagic PYXIS 6K allows for exceptional performance in low-light conditions. With a maximum ISO of 25,600, the camera captures images with minimal noise, ensuring that details are preserved even in challenging lighting situations. This makes it ideal for shooting in dim environments without sacrificing image quality, giving filmmakers the flexibility to work in various lighting conditions.
Can the PYXIS 6K be used for social media content creation?
Absolutely! The Blackmagic PYXIS 6K is designed not only for feature films and documentaries but also for creating high-quality content for platforms like YouTube and social media. Its ability to record in both Blackmagic RAW and H.264 proxies simultaneously ensures that you can produce professional-grade videos while maintaining a manageable file size for online distribution.
What kind of lenses can I use with the Blackmagic PYXIS 6K?
The Blackmagic PYXIS 6K is available in three different mount options: EF, PL, and L-Mount, providing compatibility with a wide range of lenses. Whether you prefer using standard photography lenses or cinema-grade optics, you can select the appropriate model to match your lens collection, thereby enhancing your creative possibilities and achieving the desired cinematic look.
What are the recording capabilities of the PYXIS 6K?
The PYXIS 6K boasts impressive recording capabilities, allowing filmmakers to capture full resolution video at up to 36 frames per second. For more action-oriented scenes, it can shoot at 120 frames per second in a windowed mode. This flexibility makes it suitable for various genres of filmmaking, from high-paced action to more cinematic storytelling.
How does the 4-inch HDR LCD screen enhance usability?
The built-in 4-inch HDR LCD screen on the Blackmagic PYXIS 6K provides a bright and clear display, essential for monitoring your shots in various lighting conditions. With its 1500 nit brightness, the screen enables accurate colour grading and exposure assessment, giving filmmakers confidence in their settings without needing additional external monitors in many cases.

The Ultimate Full-Frame Digital Film Camera
Meet the Blackmagic PYXIS 6K, a Premium Digital Film Camera Delivering Precision Skin Tones and Vibrant Organic Colours!

Integrated Microphones and Pro-Grade Audio Inputs
Say Goodbye to External Recorders! Blackmagic PYXIS Boasts Built-In High-Fidelity Recording, Alongside a Mini XLR Input Offering 48V Phantom Power, Perfect for Seamless Integration with Professional Microphones like Lapel Mics and Booms.
Access Every Control with Ease: Just at Your Fingertips!
The Blackmagic PYXIS boasts an intuitive layout, prioritizing essential functions like ISO, WB, and shutter speed, accessible via both touchscreen and tactile controls. Plus, a convenient scroll wheel enables swift adjustments to settings. With three customizable function buttons in a dedicated row, say goodbye to navigating through menus on a small screen to execute commands!
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