Video editing goes to AI with Resolve, Premiere
AI is being used for lots of things, and it seems taking care of some of the video edits you might be doing is also now one of them, as well.
Tag: Blackmagic
Phones and apps are now filmmaking tools of choice
Can your phone really be a movie maker beyond mere small shots and family videos? Directors are making it happen, as a little bit of movie magic comes to the mobile.
Blackmagic’s free Android camera connects multiple phones, angles
Your phone is a perfectly great camera, but the right software can make it better. And if you have more than one phone and need more than one camera, Blackmagic’s freebie app could help.
Blackmagic’s new camera signals more VR vision on the way
If you own one of the $6K Apple Vision Pro systems, you might soon find more movies coming for your headset.
Blackmagic dishes a free pro cam app for iPhone
One of Australia’s best known exports in professional cameras and video hardware now has something free for enthusiasts and pros alike.
The Wrap – Facebook, Spotify, and a $500 5G phone
This week on The Wrap, there’s news from Facebook, Spotify, Disney, Blackmagic, Sony, Oppo, and more. Plus we managed to fit a review of a $500 5G phone and a pair of noise cancelling earphones in there, too. All in five.
Blackmagic makes 6K filmmaking a reality for under $4K
It’s not unusual to see cameras break big price points, but if you’re looking for a lot of resolution focused on film, Australia’s Blackmagic may have something worth checking out.
Blackmagic ups the ante with a 12K camera
We barely have 8K cameras and TVs, but that’s not going to stop an Australia’s Blackmagic from thinking of the future.
The Wrap – April 13, 2018
Blackmagic makes hi-def filmmaking easier, Google Assistant eases the burden of school holidays, Panasonic makes it easier to experience Hollywood magic at home, and MIT scientists can easily read your thoughts. It’s an easy going Wrap.
Blackmagic outs sub-$2000 4K filmmaking camera
Some of the best technology for filmmaking appears on stills cameras, and folks like Sony and Panasonic are leading the charge. And yet on the horizon, an Aussie player could offer something unexpected.
