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Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. For my Sony FS7, I use a Metabones Speedbooster to connect my EF lenses to the Sony e-mount. This gives me an extra stop of light, which I have come to depend on. Is there any combination of adapters I can use to obtain the same extra stop of light on this UMPG2 when using my EF lenses? For example, could I get the UMPG2 with the F mount installed and use adapter that gets me from F mount to EF mount? I can't find such a speedbooster.

A: We're afraid not. There will be no lens mount adapter combination that offers you a speed booster with EF lenses going on an EF body.

Q: 2. If I have a macbook pro with thunderbolt 2, and I use the mac thunderbolt 2 to USB-C converter.. will this device still get power and will it work?

A: According to Atoch you will need to use an Apple Thunderbolt 3 to Thunderbolt 2 adapter and connect this to a Thunderbolt 3 self-powered device like a dock. Then you can plug the TX-1CXQ to the Thunderbolt 3 dock or self-powered device. The reason you need to do this is because the Thunderbolt 2 port doesn’t have enough power to power a Thunderbolt 3 bus powered device.

Q: 3. does this camera have internal stabilization?

A: This camera does not offer internal stabilization. You can either use external stabilization such as a steadicam or lenses that offer optical stabilization.

Q: 4. Both the c1-25 and the c1-35 list the Fuji XH2s as being compatible. How is this possible?

A: The Vello 2.5mm Remote Shutter Release Cable II for Cameras with Canon Sub-Mini Connectors is the appropriate cable. The Fujifilm X-H2S Mirrorless Camera uses a 2.5mm port for a remote connection. This is easily missed since the port is located on the right side of the camera, rather than the usual left side.

Q: 5. What are the improvements of the G2 model over the original URSA Mini Pro?

A: 4k120, cleaner image overall. Those alone are worth the upgrade. Also different control layout, direct record to SSD (with screen open only)

Q: 6. Noticed this externals RAW only via USB-C to SSD. Can i record to SSD and use my Atomos via HDMI for viewing at the same time? (If using external recording, does Ursa prevent live viewing on monitor?

A: Yes, you can record to any USB-C HD. I have used a LaCie HD which is great because you can use a 5TB. I am not sure about RAW recording to it but you can set the camera to record to the HD if your doing Pro Res 422 in 4.6k. It's great as a secondary recording since the Cfast cards can be so expensive.

Q: 7. Can we record simultaneously to the USB-C SSD and SDXC card at the same time? If so, can we record in different frame rates?

A: No it does not do this.

Q: 8. Will this work with fujifilm x s10?

A: Yes, the Vello 2.5mm Remote Shutter Release Cable II for Canon Sub-Mini Cameras is compatible on the Fujifilm X-s10.

Q: 9. How variable are framerates on this camera? Is it possible to undercrank?

A: The off speed frame rates range from 12fps to 300fps. Depending on your project frame rate, which ranges from the standard video frame rates of 23.98 to 60, you can undercrank or overcrank.

Q: 10. Two cables are included. Does one of the cables have a 2.5mm tip and the other end, of the same cable, have a 3.5mm tip?

A: The Vello 2.5mm Remote Shutter Release Cable II for Cameras with Canon Sub-Mini Connectors has two 2.5mm male ends. The Vello 3.5mm Remote Shutter Release Cable II for Cameras with Canon Sub-Mini Connector has one 2.5mm male tip and one 3.5mm male tip.