Updates from Blackmagic Design

Blackmagic Camera 1.4 update is now as a free download from http://bmd.link/psY7Lh, adding:

Support for organizations in Blackmagic Cloud, which means that if you are a member of an organization on Blackmagic Cloud and you are added to a project, you can login and sync camera recordings automatically to the project library.
Support for 2.76:1 frame guides, as well as adding frame guides to the HDMI monitoring output. You can also now customize the opacity when using grid overlays, making it easier to see grids for aligning shots when shooting horizontally or vertically.
Support for off speed recording, which means that you can select to record at 48fps and playback at 24fps, and your clips will naturally playback in slow motion.
Ability to correct the image preview when using the anamorphic de-squeeze option, as well as improving audio input recording when an incoming call is received.

DaVinci Resolve 19 Public Beta 3 and DaVinci Resolve Studio 19 Public Beta 3 add:

Support for viewing content in HDR on the UI when using Windows. This allows you to correctly view high dynamic range images without an external HDR monitor. You also get improved performance and control of the node stack function so that you have the option to quickly reset all layers at once instead of one layer at a time. You can also bypass individual node stack layers, giving you greater control over the layers.
Improvements when using replay on the Cut page. Now you can double press the camera key to run the selected camera from the in point, giving you faster and more switching control over multiple cameras. Plus, you can convert the previous POI to a marker for later reference, as well as see the distance between the playhead and the POI in the timeline making it easier to judge the replay length available.
Added support for the DaVinci Resolve Micro Color Panel, with the ability to see the battery level in the preferences section.
For DaVinci Resolve Studio, improved quality, speed and performance for UltraNR noise reduction. The music remixer is now available for individual clips as well as all clips in a track giving you greater flexibility. It also improves the ability to preview adaptive audio formats in the media pool, source viewer and audio inspector so you can now play up to 36 channels of audio.
Clearer audio in complex nesting timelines so artifacts such as crackles and noises are removed, as well as improved cursor refresh operation while hovering on edits directly under the playhead during editing. Plus to help avoid accidental deletion when resetting or deleting compositions a user notification has been added, as well as general performance and stability improvements.

Fusion Studio 19 Public Beta 3 adds: