Shaking up the way we think about studio broadcast is Blackmagic's Studio Camera 4K Pro and Studio Camera 4K Plus cameras. Both offering impeccable image quality and usability, these cameras are super-lightweight with a reinforced carbon fibre exterior and feature both physical control knobs and a 7touchscreen with full camera control. To help truly utilise the sensor (that can offer up to 4K UHD recording) is the use of the popular Micro Four Thirds lens mount. Allowing the use of a wide range of MFT lenses means that you can great cinematic-quality live productions. Both units also excel in low-light conditions with up to 25,600 ISO and +36dB gain that is perfect for those occasions where there's less light available. Finally, both the Pro and Plus feature a built-in built-In DaVinci Resolve Colour Corrector, 13 stops of dynamic range, LUT input, and Gen 5 colour science, all of which help you create cinematic live recordings. So, what's the difference between them?