I found this video. It was shot by David. He used BMPCC and gimbal to shoot this film.

The video recorded their footage together and the footage is very beautiful. So I share the video for the people who like to use BMPCC.

Dear Tom (BMPCC shortfilm) on Vimeo

Another short video about BMPCC with Nebula 4000 Lite, FD Speedbooster & FD 17mm lens.
Nebula 4000, BMPCC, FD Speedbooster & FD 17mm lens. on Vimeo

Oh no!
Actually the footage was not particularly nice at all!

+1 to what Larry said. Whether the clip is good or not is a separate issue, independent of the footage quality. This clip was posted here before

I liked it, not everything needs to be squeaky clean and super stable 4K footage, the colorgrading, the handheld shaky shots all contributed to the story that was told, it was not perfect, just like real life which I think was intentional shot and edited in this way.

I was not talking about the story or the hand shaking, but the color grading. It's no better than what could be done with a GH4, what's the point? The footaget hat Noa did a while ago is much, much better. The above posted footage is another example, and I was one, of somebody who didn't do his home work with Resolve.


Inside the belly of a dragon is a better example of what the BMPCC can do
https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/press/release/20150218-01
The colors are over saturated in some shots, but I think it's on purpose. Contrary to many shots I've seen with the GH4 or poorly graded BMPCC the colors are not washed out and you can feel the depth of them. I don't know how to explain what I mean by "depth" but can you feel it? I've never felt that with either the GH4 or the NX1. Now that Resolve 12 is free there is not excuse not to practice at getting better.

Фильм "Inside the Belly of a Dragon" создан с помощью Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera - YouTube