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Working with Third Party Software
To edit your clips using your favorite editing software such as DaVinci Resolve, you can copy
your clips from your camera to an external drive or RAID and then import your clips into the
software. You an also import your clips directly from your storage media using a dock or
adapter for your CFast or SD card, or via the USB-C port for a USB-C flash disk.
Working with Files from CFast 2.0 and SD cards
Edit directly from your CFast or SD card by removing it from
your camera and mounting it on your computer using a CFast
2.0 reader/writer or CFast drive
To import your clips from a CFast 2.0 or SD card:
1 Remove the CFast or SD card from your Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera.
Mount the CFast or SD card to your Mac or Windows computer using a CFast 2.0 card
reader SD card reader or CFast drive.
2 Double click on the CFast or SD card to open it and you should see folders that contain
your Blackmagic RAW files or a list of QuickTime movie files. Depending on the format
you chose to record in, you might have a mixture of files, but they should all use the
same naming convention.
3 Drag the files you want from the CFast or SD card onto your desktop or another drive, or
you can access the files straight from the CFast or SD card using your editing software.
4 Before you unplug the CFast or SD card from your computer, it is important to always
eject your CFast or SD card from Mac or Windows. Removing your card without
ejecting can corrupt footage.
Working with Files from USB-C flash disks
To import your clips from a USB-C flash disk:
1 Unplug the USB-C flash disk from your camera.
2 Mount the USB-C flash disk to your Mac or Windows computer via a USB-C port on
your computer. USB 3.0 is preferable as USB 2.0 is not fast enough to edit video in
real time.
3 Double click on the USB-C flash disk to open it and you should see a list of QuickTime
movie files or Blackmagic RAW files. Depending on the format you chose to record in,
you might have a mixture of files, but they should all use the same naming convention.
4 Drag the files you want from the USB-C flash disk onto your desktop or another
hard drive, or you can access the files straight from the USB-C flash disk using your
NLEsoftware.
144Working with Third Party Software
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