Tilta BMPCC 4K Flip Screen Modification Kit B (NVMe SSD Case)

Description

The Tilta BMPCC 4K Flip Screen Modification Kit B (NVMe SSD Case) allows you to modify the stationary Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 4K/6K screen into a highly adjustable, pivotable display.

This product is created in co-operation with Power Cheung. Not only does it transform the LCD display into a fully articulating screen, it adds an internal SSD bay for super fast NVMe storage. No need for external SSD drives anymore!

Note: Once the camera is modified, it will no longer be covered by the Blackmagic warranty. TILTA only guarantees the modified parts.If the equipment is abnormal or damaged due to improper operation, TILTA will not bear the relevant responsibility.

Tilta do not recommend this mod kit for BMPCC 6K

Key Features:

Compact and lightweight

After the modification, the camera body maintains its compact and lightweight design, it fits into the camera perfectly without any extra parts. Compatible with all the other accessories.

The BMPCC 4K Mod Kit is Made from Lightweight Metals and Carbon Fibre

It's matte finish and sleek design matches the original camera body seamlessly. The 1/4" (7mm) thin filp screen allows you to enjoy the original screen in a brand new way.

The Flip Screen Weighs Less than 66g

The modifications of the flip screen and the SSD slot adds only 66g to the original camera body weight.

Flexible Viewing Angle, Convenient and Efficient.

Flexible viewing angle makes shooting more efficient and helps you focus on creativity.

After flipping the screen, there is now a chamber for M.2 Solid State Drive (SSD) box. A dedicated SSD box can be placed conveniently inside like a battery. The external storage is now "internal".

M.2 SSD BOX

The SSD Box takes advantage of the extra space in the flip screen modification, it fits perfectly into the body slot and doesn't effect the operation of the flip screen.

Supports maximum 2TB storage. Multiple storage options are available. Supports SATA and NVMe protocols in multiple combinations. The SATA protocol supports the maximum writing speed requirement of BMPCC 4K/6K. The NVMe protocol supports direct footage transfer or internal workflow for post-production. Improves footage import and rendering efficiency.