Tobia Montanari

If you have loaded a LUT into the Blackmagic Camera app on your iPhone but cannot see the LUT preview while recording, there is a good chance your stabilisation setting is the reason.

Blackmagic has announced DaVinci Resolve 21, and for once my favorite updates are not the flashy ones you show in a keynote (not all of them, at least…).

If you’re anything like me – a colorist who always strives to squeeze out as much image quality as possible – you probably raised an eyebrow when DJI announced the DJI Flip back in early 2025.

Apple Log 2 on the iPhone 17 Pro brings improved highlight handling and a cleaner tonal response, but it also means that older LUTs won’t behave correctly without a proper update.

If you’ve ever found yourself asking “Is red complementary to green, or is magenta complementary to green?”

If you’re editing footage shot at different frame rates (especially 24fps and 25fps), you’ve probably seen that annoying stutter that shows up during pans or camera movement.

Why iPhone Users Face Storage Issues in the Blackmagic App If you’ve ever tried to free up space in the Blackmagic app on your iPhone, only to find it shows far less available storage than what your iPhone Settings report, you’re not alone.

Blackmagic Design has released DaVinci Resolve 20.1, a substantial update bringing powerful enhancements across editing, color grading, audio, Fusion and media workflows.

Have you ever heard filmmakers or photographers talk about a “2:1 lighting ratio” or an “18% gray card” and wondered what on earth they mean?

Introduction Color grading is far more than simply correcting white balance or tweaking contrast levels.