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Blackmagic Camera 8.2
The 8.2 update for Blackmagic cameras offers support for new models incl. Blackmagic Studio Camera 4K Plus G2, the ability to update/manage cameras Blackmagic Studio Camera 4K and 6K over Ethernet, support for the REST API, secure login and increased network compatibility for Studio Camera and product Blackmagic Studio Converter, improvements to Zoom Demand driver support, the ability to enable gamut limiting in the recording menu, NTP support, HTTP/HTTPS browsing and file transfer, and support for the new Blackmagic RAW 3.4 library.

Blackmagic RAW 3.4
...includes support for the new camera Blackmagic Cinema Camera 6K as well as for Blackmagic RAW media recorded via a combination of products Blackmagic Video Assist 12G HDR and Fujifilm GFX100 II.

DaVinci Resolve Studio 18.6/Fusion Studio 18.6
New version 18.6 app DaVinci Resolve Studio implements support for new features in the Blackmagic Cloud Storage and Blackmagic Camera product lines, including automatic synchronization of project media, improved font handling for titles, support for 3D shape extraction and USD scene rendering in module/fusion app, and support for the latest Dolby Vision and UWA Audio Vivid 3D audio standards.

Blackmagic Web Presenter 3.3
New software for Blackmagic Web Presenter HD a 4K adds support for the SRT streaming protocol, as well as H.265 codec support for the Web Presenter 4K variant.

ATEM Switchers 9.2 / 9.2 SDK
New ATEM overhead software implements SRT streaming protocol support for the product ATEM Streaming Bridge.

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New "Monitor & Control" app for cameras Sony FX6 (FW 3.00 or later), FX3 (4.00+) a FX30 (3.00+) and mobile devices running Apple iOS (itunes.apple.com/us/app/id1643900558) or Google Android(play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=jp.co.sony.playmemoriesmobile.proremote) deliver wireless monitoring, precise exposure adjustments and convenient focus control on large smartphone or tablet screens.

Japanese tripod manufacturer Libec has announced a price reduction on its products SVF-7Pro, ZD-1 a FD-1. The SVF-7Pro studio monitor and the ZD-1 and FD-1 zoom and focus demand controllers complement studio cameras (Sony, Ikegami and Hitachi) and studio lenses (Canon and Fujinon) with affordable and indispensable tools for most camera stations. We have already corrected the prices on the website, delivery time is about 14 days...

After the new cameras, Blackmagic Design also introduced products designed for television studios: the Blackmagic Design Videohub 80x80 12G large video router and a pair of ATEM overhead consoles, the Blackmagic Design ATEM 1 M/E Advanced Panel 20 and 30. The 80x80 12G Videohub complements the brand's existing range of 12G-SDI routers with a variant for large studios or broadcast trucks that takes advantage of a generous range of 80 SDI inputs and the same number of outputs (with support for DVB-ASI, 270 Mb, 1.5G, 3G, 6G, 12G), 10/100/1000 BASE-T Ethernet for remote control, USB-C interface, sync inputs (Tri-Sync or Black Burst), redundant power supply and other advanced features. New counters ATEM 1 M/E Advanced Panel 20 a 30 offer more controls to take full advantage of the powerful ATEM Constellation HD and 4K overhead capabilities. On sale approximately during October.

New version of the popular side focus system in stock soon Tilta Nucleus Nano (and many other Tilta products)! The updated second generation Nucleus Nano has been completely redesigned and now integrates simultaneous control of lenses, cameras (Sony, Blackmagic, Canon, etc.) and stabilizers (DJI RS 2, RS 3 Pro). The handheld unit now features a much easier to read, touchscreen display with clear display/control of lens and camera parameters, an internal battery with up to 7 hours of battery life, and an optional handle with additional joystick. The system is backwards compatible with the original Nano, Nucleus M and Tilta Mirage VND. It allows easy simultaneous control of focus, aperture and zoom lenses, as well as other compatible products, e.g. ND filter settings on the Tilta Mirage compendium; save lens profiles, etc. The stepper motor has also been improved with automatic control, up to 5x more torque than the original Nucleus Nano, a modern USB-C interface and the ability to easily chain motors (up to 4 channels).