Firmware Update
First up is the 2.0 update for the DC-BGH1—the biggest update of the five—releasing on March 24, 2021, which:
Supports the ability to livestream using a computer over a LAN with an Ethernet connection
Allows you to stream via RTP/RTSP protocols using 1080p or 4K60 using the high-quality, ultra-compressed H.265 format
Adds raw video output via HDMI for DCI 4K and 3.7K anamorphic recording modes with frame rates up to 60p
Supports selectable V-Log or Rec.709 on a live monitor when outputting raw video
Adds status display Genlock sync
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I can’t say I’ve ever gotten excited over a firmware upgrade, but then again, as a photographer who enjoys photographing architecture, I never thought I’d see the day I could correct keystone distortion—the distortion that makes buildings look like they’re falling over backward—in-camera and in real time with a Leica rangefinder camera. 2021 is only a couple of months old and already I have good feelings about it.
Leica’s latest firmware update, which enables a
Hot on the heels of the EOS R5 and EOS R6 debut, Canon has quickly fired back with firmware version 1.1.1 to keep things running smoothly for the advanced mirrorless digital cameras. Set to improve the performance of two of the most popular cameras of the year, this update mainly focuses on temperature detection and shooting time control for
Sigma has just released Firmware v2.0 for its fp Camera. This is the first major update for the mirrorless camera and brings with it a host of new features and capabilities that should greatly improve the overall functionality of the camera, especially for video enthusiasts and cinematographers.
Speaking of cinematographers: The new firmware adds several new video features and capabilities to your fp camera, including support for DCI 4K 12
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Panasonic has just announced that the long-awaited firmware version 2.0 for the S1H is being released on May 25, 2020. The update allows for RAW video output over HDMI at up to 5.9K at 29.97 fps or DCI 4K at 59.94 fps. Doug Guerra takes the Panasonic S1H mirrorless camera and the
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The day is here! Panasonic has just released the long-awaited firmware version 2.1 for the S1H. This update has been previewed before, showing raw video output over HDMI at up to 5.9K at 29.97 fps or DCI 4K at 59.94 fps. If you just want to go grab it now go check out Panasonic’s Support Site.
To record this raw video output, you
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There's a new firmware upgrade for the Sony HXR-NX80 and PXW-Z90 camcorders for streaming video with a Wi-Fi connection. Now your everyday streaming can be done wirelessly!
Click here to download for the HXR-NX80.
by Cory Rice ·Posted
The digital wizards at RED DIGITAL CINEMA have done it again. Now, you can upgrade your RED DIGITAL CINEMA BRAIN with a 5K Dragon-X S35 sensor, to add 6K support without needing to swap out your sensor. While firmware V7.3.0 brings a few minor fixes, the real star of the show is the 6K support, which makes the firmware upgrade process well worth it. Upgrading your firmware will mean that you cannot roll back/downgrade the
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Today Panasonic announced the Lumix S Pro 16-35mm f/4 and Lumix S Pro 70-200mm f/2.8 lenses and firmware updates for the Panasonic S1, S1R, and G Series. Doug here at B&H gives the run down on all you need to know!
Learn more about the Panasonic Firmware update
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Canon has announced a significant firmware update for its EOS R and EOS RP cameras that sets a new benchmark for AF performance in these full-frame mirrorless cameras. The improvements that this upgrade brings to the R lineup immediately become apparent when working with subjects at a distance. Event and street photographers will appreciate
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Canon has introduced two new L-series zoom lenses for its full-frame mirrorless camera system: the RF 15-35mm f/2.8L IS USM and RF 24-70mm f2.8L IS USM, and has also announced a firmware update for improved AF and Eye AF functionality for the
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Many professional broadcast cameras today can livestream to various platforms using their firmware and an adapter, but they usually require a step in between, such as a computer or a streaming box with specialized software to direct video to a media server such as Facebook Live—until now. JVC is updating its professional GY-HM250 UHD 4K Streaming Camcorder firmware with integrated support for Facebook Live's API so you can stream right from your