This update fixes an issue preventing synchronized start of playback on all DeckLink, UltraStudio and Intensity Pro models as well as providing general performance and stability improvements on all platforms. It also fixes build issues with Linux Kernel 5.15 and higher.

Samyang Lens Global announced new premium line-up of Xeen Anamorphic (currently only a single Samyang Xeen Anamorphic 50mm T2.3 for PL Mount 2x anamorphic model) and Xeen Meister cinema lenses (three models Samyang Xeen Meister 35mm T1.3, 50mm T1.3, and 85mm T1.3 for PL, Sony E, Canon EF Mount).
The Xeen “Meister” primes are intended for modern high-resolution cameras with FF sensors, are color-matched across the board and have same 127mm diameter for ease of use of follow focus systems, feature Samyang’s X-coating technology, and all offer the same T1.3 aperture. The lenses are available for Canon EF, PL and Sony E mounts, have long-throw focus construction (300º, 92º for the aperture ring), 13-blade aperture, and 114mm filter diameter. The PL mount versions support Cooke /i Technology for recording lens metadata. Xeen Meister lenses adopt premium materials incl. titanium applied to the front barrel, and all scales presented with luminous paint for excellent readability in the dark.

Grass Valley has just released version 10.30 of EDIUS X! A number of useful functions have been added with this free update, including Windows 11 support, H.265 software encoder, Blackmagic RAW 2.2 support, and more! Download the new EDIUS X version 10.30 directly, here.
EDIUS X 10.30 includes the following new features:
For all added features in EDIUS please see the EDIUS.NET Podcast and the release notes of EDIUS X Version 10.30.8244. Further free updates are expected to incorporate AI-driven services and team work functions fully leveraging the modular EDIUS X design.
New version of the ATEM Television Studio Pro Case designed to move the ATEM Pro HD/4K switchers in a secure manner incl. a monitor and two 19” 1U rack units now available. Introductory price valid until Dec. 23, 2021 or while supplies last.

This online presentation will run through the requirements for using DaVinci Resolve remotely, from inexpensive hardware setups, offline/online workflows for working on laptops, sharing edits, files and projects. Everything you need to know if you’re working from home. Register in advance here, the seminar will run Dec 7, 2021 03:00 PM.
