Blackmagic Design

New 9.6.2 update for Blackmagic ATEM Series overheads brings Visca over IP support for remote camera control on all models ATEM Constellation - Now up to 100 PTZ cameras can be controlled within an IP network! Version 9.6.2 also brings audio output mapping for all Constellation HD models, as well as new multiview (monitoring without or with frame set color; individual de/activation of captions for each view, time code for multiview outputs) and SuperSource functions (frame setup) for HD and 4K variants. Also new is the support of 30 and 60 fps formats for HD, UHD and 8K standards of the ATEM Constellation 8K. The update was demonstrated at IBC and will available for download in the near future.

Blackmagic Design showcased at IBC new monitor for PYXIS and URSA Cine cameras. This versatile 5″ touchscreen HDR display offers full camera control and a high quality LCD panel with 1500^cd/m2 high brightness and 1920x1080 native resolution. A huge advantage is the data and power connectivity via a single USB-C cable; a removable sun visor or signal light are standard. The monitor will go on sale (separately or in two sets with mounting accessories) during the last quarter.

First update for the recently released DaVinci Resolve 19 speeds up timeline work for complex projects, optimizes preview playback, and improves media management for AAF rosters with embedded content. In addition, duplicating timelines or applying color corrections to multiple clips, or displaying SVG graphics in a Fusion section/application has been accelerated. Download here.

The sixth beta of DaVinci Resolve 19 is now compatible with Blackmagic RAW files created with cameras Blackmagic PYXIS 6K a Blackmagic URSA Cine 12K LF, as well as support for Dolby Vision metadata on select consumer displays and cards DeckLink 8K Pro G2 (also requires Desktop Video 14.2+) and delivers faster timeline movement with the mouse wheel, as well as faster rendering for larger Fusion program/section compositions. Download here.

Fifth public beta DaVinci Resolve 19 brings a number of improvements to the Cut section, including optimizations to the multiview layout, new features to the Resolve FX Film Look Creator effect, the ability to preserve metadata when syncing audio/video files, up to 3x speedup of AI functions (Intel/Windows), and speed optimizations to automatic SDR/HDR corrections and SuperScale on supported Nvidia GPUs (Windows).