This update also adds support for Apple Silicon-based iPad Pros, allowing you to use the iPad as a camera or as a controller. When used as a controller, the iPad’s larger display makes it easier to monitor multiple cameras in a multi-view setup with up to nine cameras on screen at a time or scroll through each individual camera.
In addition, this update adds support to capture up to 100fps in HD on iPhone 15 Pro. There is also a new option to select multiple clips in the media tab so you can copy or delete them all at once. This feature speeds up your workflow as it allows you to quickly and easily clear space or copy clips to an external drive.
Details about the Blackmagic Design Update
- Users can view all cameras in a multi-view, allowing them to monitor and control things like zoom, focus, white balance, frame rate, shutter angle, or lens selection on an individual camera or adjust all connected cameras at the same time.
- This update also adds support for Apple Silicon-based iPad Pros, allowing users to use the iPad as a camera or as a controller. When used as a controller, the iPad’s larger display makes it easier to monitor multiple cameras in either a multi-view setup with up to nine cameras on screen at a time or scroll through each individual camera.
- This update adds support for capturing up to 100fps in HD on iPhone 15 Pro. There is also a new option to select multiple clips in the media tab so users can copy or delete them all at once. This feature speeds up workflows by allowing users to quickly and easily clear space or copy clips to an external drive.
The push to create and support camera apps for professional use heats up between Blackmagic Design and its competitors. As a multi-cam interview shooter, I just wish this technology would land in their new cameras, too. I’d love to have an iPad app allowing me to view and sync multiple Blackmagic Design Cameras, not a phone, without the need to buy and set up an ATEM Switcher.
It seems to me the tech isn’t too far off for Blackmagic Design, considering they have the really good Blackmagic Cloud Live Sync. It seems to me if Blackmagic’s latest cameras, such as the Cinema Camera 6K, PYXIS, URSA Cine, and URSA Broadcast G2, can sync and send proxy footage to a workstation off site, then we should be able to get a camera app capable of monitoring and controlling their cameras in a group.