In the past, this had been the trickiest way of getting a panel working but this time it went painlessly. My old grading panel also used ethernet so the network wire was already in place for me. A couple quick turns and clicks on the knobs and I had the panel manually set up for my network.
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Hitting network brought up the settings you’d expect for DHCP or manual IP configuration. When it powers up, it presents you with a generic screen that has a couple menu options on top. What a hugely pleasant surprise to get the Mini panel working without a fight. One thing that has made some panels tricky to get going is the combination drivers, panel configs and app settings. Having taken both for a quick test drive at NAB, I ordered the Mini a week after I got back. The two panels are aimed at different spots in the marketplace and different needs.
They are very welcome options for using Resolve. The excitement was big at the show to be able to see and touch the new Micro and Mini panels. The new BMD panels were announced a couple weeks before NAB 2017. However, there had been a large hole in the market for something we’d all been wanting: A grading panel that was high quality, thoroughly integrated, and reasonably priced. They all work with varying levels of ergonomic comfort and product support. There are some third party panels which vary quite a bit in terms of price, features and application support. I suspect this is because of the limited sales of the panels and their probably being fabricated in a manor that didn’t lend itself easily to volume production.įor a very long time there have been rather limited choices in having a dedicated control surface for your grading app.
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Since Blackmagic Design acquired DaVinci a few years ago we have all wondered the same thing: when is BMD going to slash the price of the full grading panel? That hasn’t happened.
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