Blackmagic Design DeckLink 8K Pro Mini Capture Card

Description

Flexible Format Support

DeckLink 8K Pro Mini is an advanced Generation 3, 8 lane PCI Express 8K digital cinema low-profile capture and playback card that features four independent 12G-SDI micro-BNC connections that can work in all SD, HD, UHD 4K, DCI 4K, 8K, and DCI 8K standards. There is support for high frame rate, 12-bit RGB 4:4:4 video, and full Rec. 2020 color, making it great for next generation, high-resolution, and high dynamic range workflows.

Bidirectional Connections

The bidirectional 12G-SDI connections can be used for quad link 8K, single or dual link 4K, UHD 4K, HD, and even SD. You can even capture and playback simultaneously.

Great for Postproduction

Work with any video format and resolution that you need. DeckLink cards let you capture from cameras, decks, and live feeds directly into editing, effects, and design software applications such as DaVinci Resolve.

Superior Video Quality

DeckLink lets you work with compressed video formats such as ProRes and DNxHD as well as 10-bit uncompressed YUV and 12-bit RGB video. When working with uncompressed, all images are a mathematically perfect pixel-for-pixel clone of the source, without any generational loss, so you have the confidence you’re working at the absolute highest quality possible. Get sharper keying with green screens, cleaner compositions, superior color correction, and more.

Advanced Technology

Get the latest 12G-SDI technology, so you can capture and playback in full-resolution UHD 4K, 4K, or even 8K video, while remaining fully compatible with all SD and HD-SDI equipment. That’s up to 16 times the resolution of standard 1080p HD video at a massive 7680 x 4320 image size. The DeckLink 8K Pro Mini is the perfect choice for DaVinci Resolve editing and color correction.

Included Software

DaVinci Resolve, Media Express, Disk Speed Test, LiveKey, Blackmagic Desktop Video Utility, and Blackmagic driver on Mac OS and Windows. Media Express, Blackmagic Desktop Video Utility, and Blackmagic driver on Linux.