Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
We visited the Blackmagic booth and learned about the latest updates to Resolve (such as the Photo Room), Fairlight Live, and the latest Camera App update. With the new Photo Room, Blackmagic is taking on Lightroom and with Fairlight Live, the company is entering the live mixing console market. And in the broadcast/streaming environment, the Blackmagic Cinema App will also be able to compete in the future thanks to the new update.
In a video interview with Craig Heffernan from Blackmagic Design, he explains why having a dedicated photo editing feature within Resolve makes sense. And why Fairlight, on the other hand, might be better off leading a modest life of its own as a standalone version. And how the Camera App can suddenly also be recommended as a broadcast tool...
We visited the Blackmagic booth and learned about the latest updates to Resolve (such as the Photo Room), Fairlight Live, and the latest Camera App update. With the new Photo Room, Blackmagic is taking on Lightroom and with Fairlight Live, the company is entering the live mixing console market. And in the broadcast/streaming environment, the Blackmagic Cinema App will also be able to compete in the future thanks to the new update.
In a video interview with Craig Heffernan from Blackmagic Design, he explains why having a dedicated photo editing feature within Resolve makes sense. And why Fairlight, on the other hand, might be better off leading a modest life of its own as a standalone version. And how the Camera App can suddenly also be recommended as a broadcast tool...
