Apple

Davinci Resolve 17.4 Supports Apple M1 Pro and M1 Max

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There are several new and updated features with Davinci Resolve 17.4, but the main ones that would like to draw your attention to are:

  • Hardware accelerated Apple ProRes on Apple M1 Pro and M1 Max (including 120Hz)
  • Faster DaVinci Neural Engine performance on Mac OS 12
  • Dropbox Integration
  • Better subtitle support
  • Steinberg VST3 support
  • Support for ACES 1.3

Please read the full press release on the Blacmagic website for more information.

 

Interesting iPhone 13 Footage

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An iPhone will not replace a proper camera let alone a mirrorless camera.  Its ergonomics and features will never be able to match a dedicated camera.  And do you really want to shoot on a device like this where it’s difficult to change settings on the fly?

But we do have to admit, the best camera is the camera that you have with you, and perhaps the iPhone 13 is the ultimate C camera, or good enough for someone who is outputting to YouTube only and wants to stay very minimal in their setup.

 

FiLMiC Pro Provides ProRest Support for iPhone 13 Pro and Pro Max

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We believe that FiLMiC Pro as of version 6.17 is the first app for the iPhone to provide ProRes support.

Under the Settings and then Resolution menus, there will be options for:

  • ProRes 422 HQ
  • ProRes 422
  • ProRes LT
  • ProRes Proxy

These codecs vary from approximately 735Mbps to 170Mbps.

It’s nice to see higher quality codecs coming to mobile devices and we can only hope this will force other manufacturers to do the same.