We have already shown Alf Lovvold’s impressive teaser for “Dawn of the ... Stuff”; now the full-length trailer has been released, including a cool breakdown video.
Every beginning is difficult – especially getting into grading. Here, colorist Casey Faris makes the round trip from Adobe Premiere to BMD Resolve and back.
The software update expands the features of the Blackmagic Ursa cameras to include recording in ProRes 444 at 60 fps in Ultra HD and 80 fps in HD, among other things.
We will test Blackmagic Design's URSA camera in detail in DP issue 02/15. Until then, there is some first footage and pregrade video material to watch.
Super deal: Blackmagic Design is offering Fusion version 7 as a free download. Fusion 7 Studio with an unlimited range of functions is available for around 1,000 US dollars.
... and thus also its VFX software Fusion. Fusion in the current version 7 was used in films including "Edge of Tomorrow" and "The Amazing Spiderman 2".
Blackmagic Design has released beta version 11 of DaVince Resolve and Lite. Here you can find an overview of the new features of the colour-correction software.
The special price of 475 euros for the BMD Pocket Cinema Camera was actually supposed to last until the end of August, but unfortunately it is already over again ...
Four Print Film Stock Emulations for Blackmagic Design Resolve are currently available as a free download—so that grading after the film print no longer brings surprises.
Blackmagic Design has addressed the sensor-blooming problem with the Pocket Cinema Camera—the solution is said to be software recalibration performed by BMD support.
At NAB 2012, Blackmagic Design showed the latest Version 9 of its color-correction software, DaVince Resolve. A redesigned interface and an optional dashboard as a control aid are intended to make work easier for users.
Alongside the release of Final Cut Pro X 10.0.3, Blackmagic Design has also released the Desktop Video 9.2 beta 1 update for its capture and playback products.
At IBC 2010, the Australian companny announced the current DeckLink HD Extreme 3D capture and playback card. DaVinci Resolve 7 is also available for Mac OS X.
At NAB, Blackmagic presents numerous new products. Leading the way is a polish for DaVinci’s colour-correction system, whose acquisition Blackmagic announced at the previous IBC.
DVS announces certification of SpycerBox as a powerful storage solution for Blackmagic Design’s DaVinci Resolve and Revival product lines. Thanks to their open system structures, connectivity between them was tested and confirmed in record time.
Blackmagic’s large SD/HD-SDI router was shipping. Its 72 inputs, 144 outputs and 72 RS-422 ports could be managed from any networked computer via USB and a simple software application.
Multibridge Pro 2 and Multibridge Eclipse are Blackmagic’s comprehensive in/out solutions for HD/SD-SDI, HDMI, analog video and multichannel audio (analog and digital) on Mac and Windows.
Blackmagic - manufacturer of the DeckLink video card series for PC and Apple - yesterday introduced the new version 4.8 for Windows.
New features include: Real-time effects in Adobe Premiere Pro, 3:2 pulldown in HD and Photoshop plug-ins. With version 4.8, SD Material Cross, Additive and Dip-to-Black transitions are supported in real time. Further real-time effects are to follow.