Immersive content, an ISE 2026 con Blackmagic

The URSA Cine Immersive camera model Blackmagic Design undergoes tests from visitors WHEREAS 2026 to demonstrate the versatility and agility when creating immersive audiovisual productions aimed at museum and sports environments under the Apple Immersive Video format.

Those attending the Barcelona event can discover in real time a demonstration of a production created with the camera URSA Cine Immersive, which has been post-produced with the software DaVinci Resolve Studio. Through this demonstration, which includes several devices Apple Vision Pro, Blackmagic demonstrates the ease of creating pieces aimed at contexts of experiences in different markets, whether the scope museum, the one of the events or the scope corporate.

To make this vision a reality, the camera comes into play Blackmagic URSA Cine Immersive, which stands out for having two 8K sensors that offer a resolution of 8160 x 7200 per eye, with pixel-level synchronization and a dynamic range of 16 steps. The sensors work on an exclusive lens system capable of capturing cinema-quality images in Apple Vision Pro, a multimedia format 180 degrees.

Through this system, cinematographers can shoot images 3Immersive stereoscopic D a 90 f/s in a single file: a Blackmagic RAW Immersive format that brings together images, metadata, LUT and virtual clapperboard information.

Along with this demonstration, Blackmagic demonstrates its commitment to offering offshore solutions that can help all types of organizations share video from multiple locations with minimal latency. In this context, the company offers a demo of the beta version of Stream Routing, an application for Blackmagic Cloud.

Through this system, Users can configure an interoperable video network from different capture sources and devices; all, in a delocalized manner and with a latency of less than one second. This application will not only allow secure collaboration environments, but the centralized distribution of signals for all types of sources without the need for a large local infrastructure.