Some prior knowledge of these topics is recommended but not required. The Blackmagic Design components used in this guide are built on top of the Media Framework, and we'll use Blueprints to script the video capturing process at runtime. This page shows the steps in the Third Person Blueprint template, but the same steps will work equally well in any Project. Open an Unreal Engine Project that you want to integrate with your video feeds.
Make sure that your card is working correctly, and that you have some video input feeding in to at least one of the card's SDI ports. For details, see the Blackmagic Media Reference page. You can download firmware version 1.20 for the GFX 100S and firmware version 4.10 for the GFX 100 on Fujifilm’s website.Make sure that you have a supported card from Blackmagic Design, and that you've installed the necessary drivers and software. The firmware updates also bring various bug fixes to both camera systems.
In addition to recording the Raw footage externally to compatible Blackmagic recorders, you can also simultaneously record footage to the internal SD card with the Film Simulation/F-Log/Hybrid Log Gamma (HLG) codecs. As with ProRes RAW, Blackmagic RAW can be recorded at DCI 4K resolution up to 30 fps. The Blackmagic RAW recording feature is in the same location as ProRes RAW recording under the cameras’ ‘F-Log/HLG/RAW RECORDING’ location in the movie menu. Not wanting to be left out, Blackmagic teamed up with Fujifilm to ensure its 12-bit Raw video format, Blackmagic RAW, would also be compatible with the hybrid medium format camera systems.Ī screenshot from Fujifilm's X Summit Prime 2021 event showing a Blackmagic monitor/recorder attached to a GFX 100S camera system.įirmware version 1.20 for the GFX 100S and firmware version 4.10 for the GFX 100 add the ability to record 12-bit Blackmagic RAW video over HDMI when paired with Blackmagic Design’s Video Assist 7”12G HDR and Video Assist 5” 12G HDR monitor/recorders. This capability was passed on to the GFX 100S, which was announced in early 2021. Back in June 2020, the Fujifilm GFX 100 received a firmware update that enabled it to capture ProRes RAW video over HDMI when paired with Atomos’ Ninja V recorder.
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