Blackmagic Camera App is now Available for iPad

Blackmagic Camera App is now Available for iPad

2024-08-16
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Blackmagic Design has just released the Blackmagic Camera 2.0, which includes major improvements and cool features. Version 2.0 allows support for remotely controlling and monitoring multiple iPhones at the same time, and iPad compatibility as well.

The Blackmagic Camera App on iPad
The Blackmagic Camera App on iPad

Blackmagic Camera 2.0: Multiple iPhone support

As stated by Blackmagic Design: “Today we released Blackmagic Camera for iOS 2.0, which adds support for remotely controlling and monitoring multiple iPhones at the same time. This means your iPhone can be set up as a controller so phones running Blackmagic Camera can be securely connected using a wired or wifi network. This lets you view all your cameras in a multi-view, allowing you to monitor and control things like zoom, focus, white balance, frame rate, shutter angle, or lens selection on an individual camera or adjust all connected cameras at the same time. It also enables you to synchronize all your cameras so they start and stop recording at the same time”. In addition, this update adds support to capture up to 100fps in HD on iPhone 15 Pro. There is also a new option to select multiple clips in the media tab so you can copy or delete them all at once. This feature speeds up your workflow as it allows you to quickly and easily clear space or copy clips to an external drive.

The Blackmagic Camera App on iPad
The Blackmagic Camera App on iPad
The Blackmagic Camera App on iPad
The Blackmagic Camera App on iPad

Blackmagic Camera ver 2.0 adds support for Apple Silicon-based iPad Pros, allowing you to use the iPad as a camera or as a controller. When used as a controller the iPad’s larger display makes it easier to monitor multiple cameras in either a multi-view setup with up to nine cameras on screen at a time or scroll through each individual camera.

Blackmagic Design

iPad compatibility

Moreover, this update also adds support for Apple Silicon-based iPad Pros, allowing you to use the iPad as a camera or as a controller. When used as a controller the iPad’s larger display makes it easier to monitor multiple cameras in either a multi-view setup with up to nine cameras on screen at a time or scroll through each individual camera.

What’s new on Blackmagic Camera 2.0?

Blackmagic Camera for iOS 2.0 is available now as a free download from the app store.

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Yossy is a filmmaker who specializes mainly in action sports cinematography. Yossy also lectures about the art of independent filmmaking in leading educational institutes, academic programs, and festivals, and his independent films have garnered international awards and recognition.
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