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Blackmagic Design
In late January 2025, Blackmagic Design came out with an update to several of its products.
Blackmagic Camera 9.2.1 update
This software update adds automatic brightness adjustments to the Blackmagic PYXIS monitor for temperature control in extreme conditions and improves the stability of the Bluetooth connection on the Blackmagic PYXIS 6K, where control could be lost when switching from playback to recording.
Download the update here.
Blackmagic RAW 4.4 update
This software update adds support for Blackmagic RAW recordings created with Blackmagic Video Assist 12G HDR from Panasonic UB10 cameras.
Download the update here.
Blackmagic Video Assist 3.18 update
This software update adds support for recording Blackmagic RAW from Panasonic UB10 cameras on Video Assist 5" and Video Assist 7" 12G HDR models.
Download the update here.
Desktop Video 14.4.1 update
This software update is for the DeckLink 8K Pro Mini and fixes a playback compatibility issue on Gen 5 PCI Express slots.
Download the update here.
Smart Remote 2.2 update
This software update adds support for 2110 IP video to Ultimatte 12 4K.
Download the update here.
Ultimatte Update 2.2
This software update adds support for 2110 IP video to Ultimatte 12 4K.
Download the update here.
Date: 29. 01. 2025,
Category: Blackmagic Design
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Blackmagic Design today released the Ultimatte 2.2 update, which adds support for 2110 IP video to Ultimatte 12 4K.
This means you can now choose between SDI or 2110 IP for foreground input, giving you a wider range of options for compositing, including footage from 2110 IP-enabled cameras such as the Blackmagic Studio Camera. In addition, you can also send program output over Ethernet, as 2110 IP video is bi-directional over Ethernet.
The Ultimatte 2.2 update is now available as a free download here.
Date: 28. 01. 2025,
Category: Blackmagic Design
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Blackmagic today released Blackmagic Video Assist 3.18, an update that adds support for Blackmagic RAW recording from Panasonic UB10 cameras to the Video Assist 5" 12G HDR and Video Assist 7" 12G HDR models.
When recording Blackmagic RAW using Video Assist 12G HDR, you can also save camera settings to metadata. This means that white balance and exposure are encoded into a file that DaVinci Resolve can read. However, you can still overwrite these settings later when color correcting the RAW palette.
The Blackmagic Video Assist 3.18 update is now available as a free download here.
Date: 28. 01. 2025,
Category: DaVinci Resolve
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CFexpress media by Wise perfectly matches the requirements of the Blackmagic Cinema Camera 6K, which has now been officially confirmed by Blackmagic Design itself.
All nine CFexpress 4.0 Type B cards from Wise have been included by Blackmagic Design on the list of recommended storage media suitable for their Cinema Camera 6K. The media has been certified and recommended as reliable storage due to its quality and compatibility with the camera.
These are the following Type B cards from Wise: CFX4-B660PM2, CFX4-B1300PM2, CFX4-B512, CFX4-B1024, CFX4-B2048M2, PRO CFX-B160P, PRO CFX-B320P, PRO CFX-B640P and CFX-B2048M2.
Date: 20. 01. 2025,
Category: Blackmagic Design
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Web Presenter 4K certified for YouTube SRT livestreams
Great news for all livestreamers - Web Presenter 4K has been officially certified by YouTube for livestreaming using SRT on its platform.
The Web Presenter 4K hardware encoder has successfully achieved SRT certification and has been added to the list of verified encoders for YouTube Live. On YouTube's website, it carries the "SRT Verified" label, signifying the device's high reliability and performance.
Thanks to the SRT protocol, streams can be transmitted reliably, securely and with low latency. Web Presenter 4K makes live streaming on platforms like YouTube even easier and more efficient.
Date: 20. 01. 2025,
Category: Blackmagic Design
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