Definition February 2025 - Web

KITBAG

BIRDDOG LAUNCHES KBD PTZ CONTROLLER B irdDog has unveiled its highly anticipated KBD Controller for PTZs, a next-gen solution for precise, ergonomic camera control. Designed based on industry feedback, the KBD features a large screen to monitor up to four cameras, instant sync and tactile controls for smooth switching. Built for comfort, with all-day use in mind, it connects seamlessly via NDI, VISCA, RS-232 and more. Plus, it has an eco- conscious design incorporating ocean-bound plastics. Available from February 2025.

BLACKMAGIC DESIGN LAUNCHES URSA CINE 12K LF BODY

B lackmagic Design has launched the URSA Cine 12K LF Body, a body-only version of its much-hyped URSA Cine 12K camera. Priced at £7014/$6995, this version excludes accessories like shoulder mounts, handles, lenses and media modules, letting filmmakers rig the camera with their existing gear. This offers a cheaper and more flexible solution. The camera retains all the high-end features we love about the full URSA Cine 12K model, like its 12K full-frame sensor with 16 stops of dynamic range, interchangeable lens mounts and Blackmagic Raw recording. Dual CFexpress media slots offer fast recording, while the camera supports RTMP and SRT streaming for live broadcasts. With modular rigging options, the URSA Cine 12K LF Body is ideal for cinematographers and rental houses looking to upgrade without purchasing unnecessary additions. It also features 10G Ethernet connectivity for seamless Blackmagic Cloud integration, making collaboration and workflow management super smooth. Available now worldwide.

POST POWER

FilmLight goes REMOTE

New AI audio editing for Adobe Premiere Pro Adobe has released a major audio update for Premiere Pro (beta), making sound editing smoother and smarter. New interactive fade handles let editors craft seamless transitions with a simple drag, and AI-powered tagging instantly identifies dialogue, music and effects. Enhanced waveforms and effect badges help editors work more intuitively.

V-Ray 7 lands for Maya and Houdini with major upgrades Chaos has launched V-Ray 7 for Maya and Houdini, bringing faster rendering, smarter shading and more. Artists can now integrate real-world footage with CG using ray tracing-based Gaussian splats, while firefly removal and GPU optimisations improve workflow. V-Ray 7 is built for high-end production, with boosted performance across the board.

FilmLight REMOTE has been unveiled; a cutting-edge, remote colour grading solution integrated into Baselight 6.0. Designed for post-production houses and colourists, it ensures low-latency, high-quality monitoring. Supporting HP Anyware, Amazon DCV and SRT video links, it remotely enables 4K UI monitors and professional control panels.

57

DEFINITIONMAGS

Powered by