Discussionįirst, thank you John Owens from Frame Voyager for letting us know about this intriguing analysis. Screenshot from the Blackmagic Design forum.

Hence, after two years of no-NAB, it’s very logical to expect dramatic announcements from BMD at the forthcoming NAB Show. DaVinci Resolve 17: November 2020 (due to COVID – no NAB)Īs you can see, the main announcements were in April at NAB.DaVinci Resolve is traditionally in April at NAB, as described: According to Tim, the traditional BMD announcements have been beginning of March for the UMP (Ursa Mini Pro) cameras. John’s video aims at the main Blackmagic Design forum contributor, Tim Buttner.

Previous releases of BMD cameras and Resolve All this to say, I’ve made this into a video explaining the timeline and the research we conducted and we feel confident enough about our assessment that we started a live stream that will run until they release a new camera” Check out his explanation below: These reports are a bit iffy but I’ve heard a lot of rumblings from a lot of people. We’ve also got some feedback from people about people who are alpha testers being asked to come into the Blackmagic facility in Germany for something here recently. We think we have figured out a general timeline for when they will release it this year even though they haven’t announced it yet. As stated by John: “Me and a friend have gone through all the historical data of BMD camera releases in the past 8 years or so to see when they historically release cameras.

We got an email from John Owens who runs a very cool YouTube channel called Frame Voyager. NAB Show 2022 Historical data of BMD camera releases How do we get into that? Here’s the (very logical) explanation made by John Owens from Frame Voyager. But, there’s a good chance that Blackmagic Design (BMD) will introduce some cool and exciting stuff during the upcoming NAB.

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