Blackmagic Design Davinci Resolve Mini Panel + Lizenz Software (BM-DV/RES/BBPNLMINI-LIC)
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Arrives
Tuesday, Sep 22
Style: Modern
Features
- Col Panel Controller f DaVinci Resolve with 3 Trackballs
- DaVinci Resolve Studio Activation Key
- USB-C Connectivity
- 12 Control Knobs
- Dual 5" Screens
Description
A Compact Control Panel for Color Grading in DaVinci Resolve GearNuts is chocked full of professionals who work with video every day, and they absolutely love the feature set and small profile of this Blackmagic Design DaVinci Resolve Mini Panel. It contains everything found in BMD’s Micro Panel, plus an upper deck with two 5-inch LCD screens, eight soft keys, and eight soft knobs that double as push-button resets for their individual parameters. Also found on the upper deck are left- and right-side button panels, which control myriad functions such as generating various Nodes and switching between different palettes of DaVinci Resolve Studio’s Color Page. The Blackmagic Design DaVinci Resolve Mini Panel also comes bundled with an activation key for DaVinci Resolve Studio 18, one of the world’s foremost software entries for video editing (and its Fairlight audio panel is no slouch either).Bundled with DaVinci Resolve Studio 18 DaVinci Resolve
Brand Name: Blackmagic Design
UPC: 642892809103
Unit Count: 1 Count
Global Trade Identification Number: 64
Number of Packs: 1
Manufacturer: Blackmagic Design
Number of Items: 1
Included Components: Please refer to the product description
Model: OB02405
Part Number: BM-DV/RES/BBPNLMINI-LIC
Display Type: LCD or LED
Operating Temperature: 20 °C
Color: noir
Material Type: Plastic
Item Weight: 16 ounces
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Top Amazon Reviews
Style: Modern
I have been Using Davinci Resolve since version 9. I love the power of its color grading capacity, it is the best of all color adjustments amongst other software. I have 2 C300 MK I cameras and one MK II. Both models allow for good grading. Using the mouse is great especially a Trackball to make color grade adjustments. I was fine with all of that over the years. Recently, I noticed the original price of $3,000 had went down to $2,000 for the Mini Panel so I reluctantly purchased it. I am a person who was very comforatble with my workflow and was on the fence about this product and ready to send it back.... Now 5 days into the ownership, I GET IT. All features, knobs, and interaction with the Davinci Software Makes REAL Professional Sense! The analog approach to grading adds ease of use and REAL SMOOTH Grading to your workflow. This is like having the $29,000 Version of the panel compared to using no Panel at all. This Panel is an absolute MUST HAVE to graduate to Professional Color Grading. Please GO FOR IT!!! You will Thank Me, but most of all YOURSELF! Now go out and Make that Money!!
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Reviewed in the United States on June 18, 2022 by Daniel
Style: Modern
Very solid unit. Does exactly everything I need for color adjustments with DaVinci Resolve. The rings and balls are very precise with excellent feel. Make sure you update to the latest firmware so that the displays will turn off when not in use. As with all things DaVinci and BMD, it just works, no fuss, fire up Resolve and it detects the Mini Panel and all good to go. Oddly the unit did NOT come with a power cord? Fortunately I have plenty spare computer power cords so not a big deal, but if you order this unit, then I recommend you get one of these (or equivalent): https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B072BYGKZZ/ref=ewc_pr_img_1?smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER&th=1
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Reviewed in the United States on October 9, 2023 by Robin R. Ainscough
Style: Modern
Bought these so I could build an at home setup for color and not have to commute to the office to do any color work. While these obviously don't have all the features of the Advanced Panels, they're great for every day work, and combined with a keyboard with the right preset, you can do everything you need. They're also fairly compact if you don't have a ton of room, or a smaller desk. My only gripe with these so far is the buttons are a little hard to press, and don't have the satisfying clack of the advanced panels. And there's also no save button...truly baffling. Otherwise they have everything I needed for my at home panels to have and I'm glad I bought them. Was very excited when I unboxed them and started using them.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 8, 2023 by Melina
Style: Modern
As a professional colorist with 42 years of experience, I had already used this panel as well as other aftermarket panels and already knew this was superior to products costing quite a bit more. Solid professional quality and nice coordination with Blackmagic daVinci Resolve software, plug and play with one USB cable. I even like the compact form factor better than the Resolve Studio panels which are very showy but more cumbersome to actually work with. I've added a Koolertron 44 button programmable keyboard for the buttons I frequently use that are not on this panel and I'm good to go.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 14, 2022 by Tom
Style: Modern
After purchasing this board, I went from having to do color... to getting to do color. It was instant gratification, as color isn't something you should really do with a mouse and hotkeys alone. If you don't have a USB-C port to purchase it, you'll need to power it with a standard IEC cord like the ones that have been the standard in powering computers and monitors for years, if you have one laying around. If you don't, they're cheap. Also, there's no off-switch for some reason. I solved for this by buying a short, $8 IEC extension cable with a switch on it. Specifically, you can search Amazon for "Duttek 1Ft IEC 320 Mains Power C14 to C13 Male to Female Extension Cord Cable with Switch Standard Computer to PDU Power Extension Cord" and be good. I can't speak to the 1-star voter's issue -- my iMac instantly worked with Resolve. It was at least simple enough that I can't remember even having to set Resolve to recognize the board. If I did, it's a simple process. This experience came after great frustration with two less expensive Ethernet-connected color boards by two competitors that have since cancelled both devices. So if you're on Resolve and are worried you'll have similar issues with your ethernet boards, rest-assured that you can rest-assured.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 16, 2018 by AdamSonOfJohn
Style: Modern
The buttons are too firm/hard to press. This adds to repetitive stress injuries for those of us working full time with it. I much prefer the buttons on the baselight blackboard, or even the tangent wave. This feels like a super solid build, but in practice the hard to push buttons and slightly hard to move wheels and balls make the physical work of grading slower and harder. I expect after a long time with this my wrists are going to end up hurting too much to use it. I'm two weeks in, but it usually takes my a few months for the joints to hurt too much to use something. A lot of colorists develop these issues, so it should be considered in any build design. I also really wish there was a button to add a keyframe to current node color, or current node active shape, and buttons to track forward and back (why don't the buttons on top left do this? maybe they do in some other mode...(?)) I also personally don't love having the saturation knob right above the highlight ball because I often want to modify saturation at the same time as changing highlight color, since that usually changes the feel of the saturation. I also don't like that the panel lights stay on when you turn the computer off so you have to unplug it when not in use, no off switch. WTF. But overall the unit is super well built and adds a ton of well organized functionality over the micro panel or tangent wave. I think their advanced panel is terribly laid out, but still this probably doesn't quite get you to advanced panel speed. This thing is pretty amazing overall, but also not by any measure perfect. Absolutely a solid investment and high quality product that continues the black magic method of dominating the market through affordable high quality technology.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 21, 2020 by Hitori Photo
Style: Modern
Reviewed in the United States on October 10, 2023 by Chen
I don't have time nor do I have the words to explain how much better this is than the Tangent stuff. The only thing I wish it has was an on off switch
Reviewed in the United States on June 24, 2017 by AFoote