Cine Control puts the settings you actually change during a production on
one screen — for whichever camera you are using today.
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ONE SIMPLE UNIFIED INTERFACE
ARRI, Sony, RED, Blackmagic, Canon, Phantom, Freely Ember, all behave differently and all ship
their own remote. Cine Control gives you a single layout that works the same way on
each of them, so nobody has to relearn an interface on the day.
THE WHOLE STOP, ONE SCREEN
Exposure index, shutter angle or speed, white balance, tint, ND and sensor
frame rate — read live from the body and changed from your hand. When someone
turns a knob on the camera, the app follows.
THE MANUFACTURER'S OWN PROTOCOL
Cine Control talks to each camera the way its maker intended — including ARRI's
official Camera Access Protocol — over Wi-Fi or Ethernet.
ONLY VALUES THE CAMERA WILL TAKE
Every option list is read from the body at runtime. The ISO ladder, the
shutter angles, the ND stops and the codecs are the ones that camera actually
offers, so you can't dial in a value it will reject.
CONTROL WITHIN REACH
Ten positions on screen, and every control box can go in any of them. Move
the settings you touch most under your thumb, push the ones you rarely change
out to the edge. Your arrangement is remembered.
ROLL FROM WHERE YOU'RE STANDING
Start and stop recording remotely on bodies that support it, with a live
record indicator so you always know what the camera is actually doing.
Built for camera assistants, DPs, operators and anyone who has ever had to
climb over a dolly to change a shutter angle.
Current camera support: Arri Mini, Arri Mini LF, Arri 235, Arri 35, Blackmagic Pyxis, URSA Cine 12K LF, URSA Cine 17K 65, URSA Broadcast G2, Studio Camera 4K Plus, Plus G2, Pro, Pro G2, Studio Camera 6K Pro, Micro Studio Camera 4K G2, Canon C50, Red Komodo and Komodo X, Sony FX3, FX6, Venice 1 and 2, Phantom Flex 4k, Freelfy Ember.
Note: Cine Control connects over your production network. Some cameras require their
network control feature to be switched on in the camera menu first.
