Good morning world.
So yesterday I took receipt of my own URSA mini 4k.. (bought 2nd hand). The camera is immaculate the footage from todays test shots looks superb.
I decided to test the audio inputs and plugged in an XLR cable. The audio worked fine.
Now I simply cannot remove the cable. I'd read reviews before that it can be tight to remove.. and one mention of how early 4k models had real problems.
This one really just won't come out.. the buttons on the Ursa simply don't look like they're designed to push the clasp far enough to let the connecting plug come out.
Any top tips?... there are two alan key screws either side of the plug on the URSA.. would undoing these help in any way (I'd rather not have to start unscrewing the newly purchased camera).
The XLR inputs were one of the reasons to buy the camera as they'd be useful for run 'n' gun work.. . So even if I manage to get the XLR out this time somehow I'd like to not have to worry about using them in the future.
Questions:
- Any ideas how to get the cable out?
- If I've bought the camera 2nd hand (via Bmcuser Seller Page) where would I stand on the warranty? (I've contacted the seller to see what they think as well, perhaps with the original receipt, or just the serial number Blackmagic will help).
Apart form this, I'm very happy with this awesome camera.
Thanks
Jon
So yesterday I took receipt of my own URSA mini 4k.. (bought 2nd hand). The camera is immaculate the footage from todays test shots looks superb.
I decided to test the audio inputs and plugged in an XLR cable. The audio worked fine.
Now I simply cannot remove the cable. I'd read reviews before that it can be tight to remove.. and one mention of how early 4k models had real problems.
This one really just won't come out.. the buttons on the Ursa simply don't look like they're designed to push the clasp far enough to let the connecting plug come out.
Any top tips?... there are two alan key screws either side of the plug on the URSA.. would undoing these help in any way (I'd rather not have to start unscrewing the newly purchased camera).
The XLR inputs were one of the reasons to buy the camera as they'd be useful for run 'n' gun work.. . So even if I manage to get the XLR out this time somehow I'd like to not have to worry about using them in the future.
Questions:
- Any ideas how to get the cable out?
- If I've bought the camera 2nd hand (via Bmcuser Seller Page) where would I stand on the warranty? (I've contacted the seller to see what they think as well, perhaps with the original receipt, or just the serial number Blackmagic will help).
Apart form this, I'm very happy with this awesome camera.
Thanks
Jon
Comment