
Key Features
- Blackmagic DaVinci Resolve Micro Panel
- For Windows, Mac, and Linux OS
- 3 trackballs
- 18 Navigation and transport Keys
- 12 correction control knobs
- USB 3.0 Type-C input
- Die-cast and machined aluminum construction
- USB 3.0 type-A to type-C cable included
Overview
Achieve the desired look for your project with the Blackmagic DaVinci Resolve Micro Panel. It connects to Windows, Mac, and Linus OS systems via the USB 3.0 Type-C port. The panel makes it easy to work with the DaVinci Resolve software. It has three trackballs that let you alter the image settings accurately. You can adjust the luminance with the Y lift and Y gamma controls. The contrast control along with pivot and mid-tone detail enables you to increase or decrease the image sharpness. There are another three functions for adjusting the color intensity, shadows, and highlights. You can set the base color of the image with the hue control and balance the tone between YRGB and Y only adjustments. The panel allows you to assign custom controls to knobs and reset to the previous setting with a push of a button. This Blackmagic Design panel is made of Die-cast and machined aluminum for providing durability.
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detailed specifications
| Material | Die-cast and machined aluminum |
physical specifications
| Dimensions | 2.95 x 10.16 x 16.83" (7.50 x 25.80 x 42.75cm) |
| Weight | 7.71 lb (3.50kg) |
| Color | Black |
hardware & software data
| Interface & Connectivity | USB 3.0 Type-C |
- Blackmagic DaVinci Resolve Micro Panel DV/RES/BBPNLMIC
- USB 3.0 Type-C to USB Type-A Cable
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