Blackmagic Design has released Blackmagic RAW Player 2.1, which adds support for Macs with Apple’s own M1 silicon. It also finalizes support for a range of non-BMD cameras capable of capturing BRAW with an external recorder. The latest version of Blackmagic RAW is now out, featuring support for M1 Macs and an expanded list of official BRAW-capable cameras – assuming you have one of Blackmagic Design’s Video Assist 12G units to go with them. Check out the full list of changes below! Blackmagic RAW 2.1 now shipping! Get support for Macs running M1 processors, desktop playback support for Blackmagic RAW clips captured on Video Assist 12G HDR models when using Panasonic Lumix S1H, S1 and S5 cameras and more! Download now from https://t.co/xSeDQQBxwe pic.twitter.com/tnXrCYYULy— Blackmagic Design (@Blackmagic_News) June 24, 2021 M1 Macs could make fast BRAW decoding even faster M1 silicon already delivers incredible speed upgrades to video production, most notably through a recent 80% increase in the speed of Premiere Pro for some tasks. Now, with Blackmagic RAW support, you can natively import BRAW footage on an M1 Mac and take full advantage. BRAW is known for its quick decode speed when opened in DaVinci Resolve; paired with the speed of Apple’s M1 chips, it could be a blazing-fast alternative to Premiere and ProRes RAW. Time will tell. Full-featured Blackmagic RAW from non-BMD cameras Blackmagic has also improved and added support for BRAW recordings from a selection of cameras. Its own URSA Mini Pro 12K will get optimized CPU...
Published By: CineD - Friday, 25 June, 2021