Blackmagic Design made its camera app available to several Xiaomi and OnePlus devices last year. Now the company has rolled out an update to its app bringing support for Samsung’s latest flagship smartphones—the Galaxy S25, S25+, and S25 Ultra—as well as last year’s Galaxy Tab S9. This update (version 2.0.0.159) is now available on the Google Play Store and packs a host of new features and improvements, which makes it a must-try for anyone serious about mobile videography.
Blackmagic Camera app is a game-changer for smartphone videography
For those unfamiliar, the Blackmagic Camera app is a game-changer for smartphone videography. It brings professional-grade controls to your smartphone. This is paired with seamless integration with Blackmagic Cloud, and compatibility with DaVinci Resolve for post-production. It’s almost like having a mini film studio in your pocket.
The latest update doesn’t just add support for Samsung’s newest devices though. It introduces seven key improvements. These include the ability to control multiple phones simultaneously, support for Tilta Nucleus USB devices for lens control, and the option to drag-select multiple media clips. There’s even a new German user interface for international users. The update also reportedly includes general performance and stability enhancements.
While Samsung’s native camera app already offers robust features like Pro and Pro Video modes, as well as Expert RAW for photography, the Blackmagic Camera app takes things to the next level. The Galaxy S25 series already supports LOG video recording, which is great for color grading. However, pairing it with Blackmagic Camera’s advanced controls and DaVinci Resolve integration opens up a whole new world of possibilities.
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On the hardware front, the Galaxy S25 series doesn’t bring massive upgrades over its predecessors though. The Ultra model does feature a new 50MP ultrawide camera, up from the 12MP one of the predecessors. But that’s about it. The main and telephoto setups are the same as the S24 Ultra.
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