Blackmagic Design Camera ProDock

The ProDock is compatible with iPhone 15 Pro, 15 Pro Max, 16 Pro, 16 Pro Max, 17 Pro, and 17 Pro Max. Genlock is exclusively supported on iPhone 17 Pro models.

Yes, you can still record to your iPhone's internal storage. However, for high-quality formats like ProRes and ProRes RAW, recording to an external SSD via the ProDock's USB-C ports is highly recommended.

Connect a USB-C power adapter to the designated power input on the ProDock. This will power the dock's accessories and charge your iPhone, allowing for uninterrupted use.

Genlock is a synchronization signal used in professional video production to lock multiple video sources together precisely. On the ProDock, it's available for iPhone 17 Pro models and is crucial for synchronizing iPhone cameras with LED walls for virtual production, eliminating flicker.

While the ProDock features USB-C ports, it's designed to work seamlessly with the Blackmagic Camera app and professional accessories. Using standard USB-C hubs may offer limited functionality or compatibility.

The Blackmagic Camera app, when used with the ProDock, supports industry-standard formats including ProRes and ProRes RAW (up to 4K), which can be captured directly to external SSDs.

No, the ProDock is designed to work plug-and-play with compatible iPhones and does not require separate drivers. Functionality is managed through the Blackmagic Camera app.

Ensure the iPhone is securely seated in the dock. Check that the iPhone's charging port is clean. Restart both the iPhone and the ProDock.

Verify the microphone is properly connected to the 3.5mm input. Check audio settings within the Blackmagic Camera app. Ensure the microphone is compatible and powered if necessary.

Ensure the SSD is formatted correctly (e.g., exFAT). Try a different USB-C port on the ProDock. Confirm the SSD is compatible and receiving sufficient power.

Check that the HDMI cable is securely connected to both the ProDock and the external monitor. Ensure the external monitor is set to the correct HDMI input. Verify display settings in the Blackmagic Camera app.

Confirm that the BNC cables are securely connected to both the ProDock and the external timecode/Genlock source. Ensure the external source is active and outputting a signal. Check timecode and Genlock settings within the Blackmagic Camera app.