Blackmagic has unveiled the 1.2.1 update for their camera software, introducing a significant enhancement for users of SLR lenses.
This update addresses the issue of inverted and flipped images, a common challenge when using SLR lenses. With the new feature, images are now automatically corrected to display properly on iPhones. This improvement simplifies the process of framing shots, ensuring that what users see on their screen is a true representation of their footage.
Lower ISO Settings for High-Quality Imaging
The update also expands the camera’s ISO settings range, allowing users to select lower ISO values. This is particularly beneficial in bright lighting conditions, where lower ISO settings help in achieving high-quality images without overexposure. Photographers and videographers can now capture finer details and maintain clarity in their shots, even in well-lit environments.
Improved LUT Handling
Additionally, the Blackmagic Camera 1.2.1 update enhances the handling of Look-Up Tables (LUTs). When importing LUTs, if a duplicate is detected, the camera software now prompts users to either save a copy or replace the existing LUT on file. This feature helps in better organizing and managing LUTs, streamlining the post-production workflow and ensuring greater efficiency in color grading processes.
Overall, the Blackmagic Camera 1.2.1 update brings significant improvements to the user experience, catering to the specific needs of SLR lens users, and providing more control and flexibility in various shooting conditions.
News source: https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/
