
Blackmagic Design Announces New Blackmagic URSA Cine 12K
Revolutionary large format digital film camera with RGBW 36 x 24mm sensor, 16 stops of dynamic range and Blackmagic RAW syncing to DaVinci Resolve! Blackmagic
Revolutionary large format digital film camera with RGBW 36 x 24mm sensor, 16 stops of dynamic range and Blackmagic RAW syncing to DaVinci Resolve! Blackmagic
Major update adds new DaVinci Neural Engine AI tools, new color grading palettes and Resolve FX, Fairlight AI audio panning, expanded USD tools, multi-source editing
Blackmagic Design recently announced DaVinci Resolve Micro Color Panel, a new more affordable color panel for DaVinci Resolve software. Designed in collaboration with the world’s
4K/UltraHD down-conversion and AMF support for ColorBox, BBC HLG LUTs v1.7 for FS-HDR and ColorBox, SRT bonding for BRIDGE LIVE, and more help M&E, pro
Once again, one of the industry’s premier motion picture pioneers opens its doors to the Cine Gear Expo community. This summer the show will be
In “Welcome to Wrexham,” actors Rob McElhenney and Ryan Reynolds embark on running Wrexham AFC, the third oldest professional football club in the world. The acclaimed
Navigating the ingest and playout server evolution? Considering a transition from SDI to IP-based solutions? Avid’s blog series, “5 Steps to Advance Your Ingest and
Virtual production may be the toast of Hollywood, but as demand for blockbuster-caliber visuals crosses over into proAV, the approach is popularizing for hybrid live
Join Avid for an exclusive sneak peek at some of the latest innovations and advancements we’re debuting at the NAB show in Las Vegas this
A groundbreaking new software release, SoftRAID 8 brings major performance improvements and simplified pricing tiers. Other World Computing®, the leading provider of computer hardware, accessories,
It was a true honor getting to connect with Oscar®, Emmy®, and Peobody®, award-winning filmmaker,
Whether it’s the explosive eruption of a volcano or the swirling chaos of a tornado,
We want to introduce you to Marcus LeVere, a Vancouver-based VFX supervisor who used his