Blackmagic's camera dock works with the new iPhone's professional filmmaking features
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Blackmagic's camera dock works with the new iPhone's professional filmmaking features
"It was briefly mentioned by Apple's Greg Joswiak during the company's "Awe dropping" event yesterday, but today Blackmagic Design officially announced its new Camera ProDock that "adds professional camera connections to iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone 17 Pro Max." These include additional USB-C ports for connecting accessories like external storage drives and BNC connectors that take advantage of the 17 Pro's new genlock support for syncing with multiple cameras and other filmmaking gear."
"The Camera ProDock adds three additional USC-ports, a locking 12V DC power input, an HDMI port for an external preview display, two BNC connectors to interface with professional genlock and timecode generators, and a pair of 3.5mm stereo audio in and out ports for using external microphones or headphones. On the top and bottom of the dock you'll also find locking mounting points so it can be securely incorporated into a more elaborate iPhone filming rig."
Blackmagic Design's Camera ProDock adds professional camera connections to iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone 17 Pro Max. It provides additional USB-C ports, BNC connectors that leverage the phones' genlock support, a locking 12V DC input, HDMI output, and stereo audio in/out. The dock enables connection to professional video production tools such as switchers and timecode generators and allows synchronization with other cameras for multi-cam shoots and virtual production LED walls. It includes locking mounting points for rig integration and works with the free Blackmagic Camera app for expanded manual controls and videography tools. Availability is through resellers and Apple, priced around $295–$299.95.
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