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Blackmagic Design's new Camera ProDock accessory transforms the iPhone 17 Pro into a professional cinema camera with features like timecode, genlock, HDMI monitoring, and ProRes RAW recording, signaling a shift towards smartphones becoming viable tools for high-end filmmaking and virtual production.
In 2024, the ARRI ALEXA 265, Sony VENICE series, and ARRI ALEXA 35 are leading digital cinema cameras, each excelling in medium, large, and Super 35 formats respectively. These cameras cater to diverse filmmaking needs, from blockbusters to indie projects. Meanwhile, Blackmagic Design is challenging the market with its URSA Cine 12K and URSA Cine 65, offering high-resolution and medium-format options at competitive prices, thus democratizing high-quality filmmaking tools.
Blackmagic Design unveiled DaVinci Resolve 19 with AI-powered features for editing, color grading, and audio, along with new products including the Micro Color Panel for iPad, a 17K 65mm camera, and the Pyxis 6K cube camera. The new version introduces AI-powered motion tracking, color grading tools, and a Lightroom-like noise reduction system, while the Micro Color Panel offers enhanced control for iPad editing. Additionally, the Pyxis 6K camera and URSA Cine 12K and 17K models were announced, featuring high-resolution capabilities and advanced features.
Blackmagic Design has unveiled the PYXIS 6K Camera, featuring a box design, 6K sensor, and dual CFexpress media recorders, priced at $2,995 USD. The camera offers a full-frame sensor, dual native ISO up to 25,600, and multiple lens mount options. It can shoot in various resolutions and frame rates, records in Blackmagic RAW, and features a built-in 4" HDR touchscreen. With a range of connections for audio, monitoring, and power, the camera also supports streaming to platforms like YouTube and Facebook. The PYXIS 6K will be available in June and is expected to be a disruptor in the market despite lacking internal ND filters and ProRes recording options.
Blackmagic Design unveiled the URSA Cine 17K with a 65mm sensor at NAB 2024, offering a resolution of 17.520×8.040 pixels and a claimed dynamic range of 16 stops. The camera, set to be available with either an ARRI LPL or Hasselblad mount, aims to make large format cinematography more accessible. While the price and exact release date are yet to be announced, the camera is expected to be a game-changer for professionals seeking a "larger-than-full-frame" look in their cinematography projects.
Blackmagic Design has announced the release of the DaVinci Resolve Micro Color Panel, specifically designed for the iPad, at a price of $495, set to be available worldwide in May. The panel, about the size of a computer keyboard, features three weighted trackballs and 12 control knobs for adjusting various settings. It connects to the iPad via Bluetooth or USB-C and includes controls typically found on larger panels, maintaining familiarity for editors. The company plans to offer localized versions in multiple languages and will demonstrate the panel at NAB 2024.
Blackmagic Design has unveiled DaVinci Resolve 19, the latest version of its popular NLE software, featuring a built-in film look creator, AI-powered tools such as IntelliTrack AI tracker, and new Fairlight audio features. The update also includes a "Defocus Background" tool, AI-powered UltraNR noise reduction, and enhancements for live TV broadcast capabilities. DaVinci Resolve 19 is currently in public beta, with the free version available and the Studio version priced at $295.
Blackmagic Design has launched the public beta of DaVinci Resolve 19, which introduces AI features, text-based timeline editing, film look creation, and more. The update focuses on using machine learning tools to accelerate common tasks for post-production professionals, with new features in editing, color grading, effects, audio, and delivery. The AI implementation aims to reduce tedious tasks, and new tools for Fusion and Fairlight are also included. DaVinci Resolve 19 is available in public beta, with the free version continuing to be offered and the Studio version priced at $295.
Blackmagic Design has introduced the Ursa Cine 12K, a high-end video camera designed for professional productions, featuring a new full-frame image sensor with 12K resolution, 16 stops of dynamic range, and various aspect ratios. Priced at $14,995, it offers industry-standard features, including 8TB of built-in storage, and supports high-speed recording at up to 80 fps in 12K resolution. The camera is aimed at high-end production and is available for order with PL and locking EF mounts, with an optional LPL mount also available.
Blackmagic Design has announced the URSA Cine 17K camera with a massive 65mm sensor, offering a resolution of 17,520 x 8,040 pixels and 16 stops of dynamic range. Sporting LPL and Hasselblad mounts due to the large sensor size, the camera lacks built-in ND filters but is otherwise identical to the URSA Cine 12K. This release comes alongside the introduction of the full-frame URSA Cine 12K and the cube-style PYXIS 6K, marking a significant advancement in camera technology.
Blackmagic Design has announced the DaVinci Resolve Micro Color Panel, a more affordable color panel for DaVinci Resolve, available in May for $495 USD. It features high-quality trackballs, precision machined control knobs, navigation and transport keys, and connects via Bluetooth or USB-C. The portable model includes a mounting slot for an iPad Pro, an internal battery, and allows fluid, hands-on control over multiple parameters simultaneously, enabling faster and more creative color grading.
Blackmagic Design has unveiled DaVinci Resolve 19, a major update featuring new AI tools, over 100 feature upgrades, and enhancements across editing, color grading, audio processing, and VFX. The update includes IntelliTrack AI, Ultra NR noise reduction, ColorSlice six vector grading, film look creator FX, multi source editing, new multipoly rotoscoping tools, and Fairlight AI audio panning. Additionally, the Blackmagic Cloud now offers an Organizations app for larger companies, enabling easier project sharing and license management. DaVinci Resolve 19 public beta is now available for download.
Blackmagic Design introduces the Blackmagic PYXIS 6K, a next-generation digital film camera featuring a box design, a 36 x 24mm 6K sensor, dual CFexpress media recorders, and dual native ISO up to 25,600. The camera offers multiple lens mount options, supports various shooting resolutions and frame rates, and records in Blackmagic RAW and H.264 proxies. Priced at $2,995 USD, the PYXIS 6K is set to be available in June and is expected to be a disruptor in the market, despite the absence of ProRes recording options and internal ND filters.
Blackmagic Design has unveiled the Pyxis 6K, a cube-style full-frame cinema camera described as "the world’s most riggable." With a lightweight design and numerous screw threads for rigging, handles, and accessories, the camera offers versatility for diverse workflows. Featuring a 6K resolution full-frame image sensor, dual native ISO, and various frame rate options, it also supports an external electronic viewfinder. Available in EF, PL, or L-mount, the Pyxis 6K is priced at $2,995 for L-Mount and EF versions, and $3,195 for the PL mount.
Blackmagic Design has announced the PYXIS 6K, a cube-style full-frame 6K camera available in EF, PL, or L-Mount models. It features a 36 x 24mm sensor with 13 stops of dynamic range, customizable buttons, dual CFexpress card recorders, and a new EVF option. The camera can shoot in various resolutions and frame rates, and offers recording options including Blackmagic RAW and H.264 proxies. With a starting price of US$2,995, the PYXIS 6K aims to meet the demands of customers seeking a box form factor camera.