HD Plus Creations invests over K3.6 million in Black Magic 4.6K camera

As they continue expanding their cinematography business within and outside the borders, Malawi’s HD Plus Creations, a firm owned by Gift ‘Sukez’ Sukali has bought the cinematic Black Magic Ursa Mini 4.6K camera.

Sukez on camera

This is one of the latest high-tech cameras and costs between $5,000-$8,000 (about K3.6 million to K5.8 million).

The Black Magic Ursa Mini 4.6K produces the highest quality image and has been found in some big Hollywood film sets. It was used in shooting part of the new Avengers: Age of Ultron.

It features a very impressive 4.6K Super 35 image sensor with global shutter and a very broad 15 stops of dynamic range.

HD Plus are the first to purchase the Black Magic 4.6K in Malawi and it is confirmed that there are a few of these sophisticated pricey cameras in Southern Africa.

According to Sukez, an award-winning video director, HD Plus promises to give out the best quality services as they move with the technology.

“This camera is specialized in providing cinematic image quality found in most outside TV series, commercials and music videos. It’s new technology when it comes to visuals and advertising. We believe in best quality that’s why we have to deep deeper to invest in high-tech equipment.

“With these cameras and the expertise we have at HD Plus we are now able to offer cinematic image quality provided out there right here in Malawi,” explained Sukez.

He added: “As a country we need to be at par with our colleagues in TV production, commercials or even music videos and now is the time. People will be coming all over Africa to shoot visuals with us, we see growth.”

HD Plus Creations, founded in 2013, is touted for creating smart, engaging video content that delivers measurable returns on investments.

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Cza
Cza
7 years ago

This is pure nonsense!!!
Find something better to write about..

Jon D Rockafella
Jon D Rockafella
7 years ago

you all sound like serious haterz

Risbon Cornea
Risbon Cornea
7 years ago

Seriously Nyasatimes, get up and give us real stuff. Hollywood uses three types of Cameras, : Leica O-series, PhantomHD and SonyF65. Google any of these, the least expensive of these is $65K (about 50 Billion kwacha). Now you are saying in Avengers they used something like a MK3.6M Camera? Smh. I will begin to doubt credibility of your stories. Apparently the most expensive black magic Camera in the world costs $1 995 Dollard, (about 1.5 Million kwacha. Here, the most expensive black magic camera https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/855879-REG/Blackmagic_Design_BMD_CINECAM26KEF_Cinema_Camera.html

Chikadzakuwani
Chikadzakuwani
7 years ago

Koma able pali chani apa anthu ali ndi ndalama kuposa MK 3..6 million ndiye pali chani apanso mwasowa nkhani eti? Tell us news of Chaponda where is he now?

Whatnext?
7 years ago

Are you saying the Camera is worth how much? MK3.6Million or MK3.6 Billion? Seriously we cant be busy as a nation discussing a MK3.6million kwacha investment to an extent of publishing this on an online tabloid of the stature of Nyasatimes. May be am missing something that the reporter is seeing in this story.

thecitizen!!!!!
thecitizen!!!!!
7 years ago

zaziiiiii….
doesnt make sense…it is the same same writing akutiakuti agula toyota corolla at 3.6 million.
shiiiiiiiiiit!!!!!
give us real business stories…
remember pipo from other countries are also reading your stories.
they simply conclude kuti mulibe nkhani zeni zeni

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