Users, however, will have to provide their own M.2 SSDs. That would certainly be the next level, as it will maintain the original functions of that port, as well.
It's a great addition, to be sure, and from what Kaufman says in his interview with Cinema 5D, Tilta is working on a pass-through connector that will maintain the standard USB-C connector on the outside, and still offer the expansion slot on the inside. Similar in concept to the Atomos SSD housings, that enable shooters to insert their own SSD flush to the cavity. Why do that? Because they've also included an M.2 SSD expansion option. Tilta also flipped the camera's USB-C port inward on the camera, so it's facing the cavity left behind by the LCD screen. It may be a risk worth taking, though, not only because of the obvious benefit of tilting your screen but also for the other benefits that come with the mod kit. Tilta not only provides all the parts needed to modify the camera but they're also planning to create a series of tutorials with step-by-step instructions for anyone to do it at home.Įven though the kit is designed to be able to revert the camera's touchscreen back to its original hard-mounted configuration, Tilta warns that this mod could void your warranty. But according to Tilta, the new LCD mod will have screw holes that are designed in the flip-up frame to accept the sun hood, making it fully compatible. The modified touchscreen is also designed to avoid any conflicts with using Tilta's Armor camera cages but may have an issue with a sun hood, which is designed to attach to the hardwired configuration. But if you don't mind that, and you're a vlogger, then it gives you a great framing option.
But the thing is, that Blackmagic's Camera OS doesn't support a flip-up screen, for obvious reasons, so you end up with the image upside down. The screen not only pulls out and tilts, much like the Sony A7S, but it will also flip up into a "selfie" configuration. But Tilta's modification kit fixes that issue by mounting the BMPCC's LCD touchscreen to a fully articulating frame.
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