Blackmagic Design unveiled groundbreaking products at NAB 2024, including the URSA Cine 12K camera for $14,995, featuring a 12K RGBW sensor, 16 dynamic range stops, and up to 240 fps recording. The PYXIS 6K, priced at $2,995, offers a full-frame 6K sensor and versatile design. DaVinci Resolve 19 introduces AI-driven tools and enhancements, while the Video Assist monitors see significant price reductions, amplifying Blackmagic’s industry impact.
“Blackmagic Design” NAB 2024 Updates
URSA Cine 12K: Available shortly for US $14,995
Revolutionary large format digital film camera with RGBW 36 x 24mm sensor, 16 stops of dynamic range and Blackmagic RAW syncing to DaVinci Resolve.
- Lightweight, robust camera body with industry standard connections/ PL and locking EF mounts included with optional LPL mount available.
- Shoot up to 80 fps in 12K, 144 fps at 8K and 240 fps at 4K.
- High performance Blackmagic Media Module 8TB for recording included.
- Recording media compatible with the Blackmagic Media Dock.
- High speed wifi, 10G Ethernet or mobile data for network connections.
- Built-in RTMP and SRT live streaming.
- High performance OLPF for reduced moire and aliasing and built in ND filters for shooting in varying conditions.
PYXIS 6K: Available in June for $2,995
Advanced digital film camera in an incredibly versatile design with full frame 6K sensor in EF, PL or L-Mount model, Blackmagic RAW and global media sync with Blackmagic Cloud. Complete streaming solution for YouTube, Facebook, Twitter and more.
- 36 x 24mm full frame 6K 6048 x 4032 sensor.
- Open gate 3:2, full height 6:5 anamorphic and Super 35 for creating cinematic content.
- Records full resolution up to 36 fps or 120 fps windowed.
- Built-in 4″ HDR 1500 nit LCD screen.
- Records Blackmagic RAW and H.264 proxies.
- Extremely fast dual CFexpress card recording.
- Ethernet or mobile data for mobile remote streaming.
- Optional Blackmagic URSA Cine EVF.
- Features 12G-SDI for monitoring with status overlay.
- Professional mini XLR input with 48 volt phantom power.
- High capacity BP-U series batteries.
DaVinci Resolve 19: Public beta available to download now.
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.
- IntelliTrack AI point tracker for tracking and stabilization.
- Support for the DaVinci Resolve Replay Editor.
- Cut page as a media player and playout system.
- New multiview option in the source tape to view time-synced footage.
- Add points of interest and create replays from multiview and timeline.
- Ability to edit timeline content based on source clip transcription.
- New ColorSlice six vector grading palette.
- AI powered UltraNR noise reduction for spatial denoising.
- Node Stack allows management of complex grading workflows.
- New Film Look Creator.
- New Defocus Background isolates foreground with blur.
- Multi Poly tool for easier rotoscoping of complex objects.
- USD enhancements for Material X and advanced volumetric shading.
- Multiple shape toolset enhancements.
- Fully integrated native Ambisonics workflow.
- IntelliTrack powered audio panning to video in Fairlight.
- Music Remixer FX to remix voice, drums, bass, guitar and other sources.
- Dialogue Separator FX to separate dialogue, background or ambience.
- Ducker track FX for auto level management of beds against dialogue.
DaVinci Resolve Micro Color Panel: Available in May for $495
- New more affordable color panel for DaVinci Resolve software.
- New high quality trackballs and precision machined control knobs for fine tuning primary grading parameters.
- Navigation and transport keys for shortcut commands.
- Mounting slot for an Apple iPad Pro,
- Connects via Bluetooth or USB-C.
- Blackmagic Video Assist 5″ 3G was $525 and is now $325.
- Blackmagic Video Assist 7″ 3G was $765 and is now $565.
- Blackmagic Video Assist 5″ 12G HDR was $795 and is now $595.
- Blackmagic Video Assist 7″ 12G HDR was $995 and is now $795.
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