New Blackmagic Camera Update Fixes CFexpress Card Recognition Bug

While we’ll have to wait and see if tariffs and other geopolitical factors ultimately contribute to manufacturing slowdowns in the film and video industry, these last few years (if not decades) have proven that the major brands in this space are quite capable of funding R&D capable of pushing out new cameras at blistering speeds.In many ways, this has been a good thing, but it does mean that sometimes new gear has a few issues that need fixing. And that’s what this new Blackmagic Camera 9.5.2 update appears to be aimed at resolving.According to Blackmagic Design’s own reports, some Blackmagic Cinema Camera 6K cameras have had occasional issues where CFexpress cards were not being recognized by said cameras. This update fixes this issue. Let’s explore more.What's new in Blackmagic Camera 9.5.2 — (@) So, the whole crux of this issue was laid out above. Blackmagic Design has reported that this update fixes an occasional issue where CFexpress cards are not recognized on some Blackmagic Cinema Camera 6K cameras. Obviously, this is not good, and would be quite frustrating if it happened to you.Luckily, the issue appears to have been recognized and solved, and now with this Blackmagic Camera 9.5.2 update, you’ll be able to get back to shooting in no time. Here’s the full list of updates, as well as the minimum system requirements for installing this Blackmagic Camera 9.5.2 update on different operating systems.Blackmagic Cinema Camera 6KFixes an issue where CFexpress cards are not recognized on some cameras.Minimum system requirements for Mac OSmacOS 14.0 Sonoma or later.macOS 15.0 Sequoia or later.Mac with Apple Silicon or Intel-based CPU.8 GB of system memory.Minimum system requirements for WindowsWindows 10 64-bit or laterWindows 11 64-bit or laterTo download and find more information, you can review all of the details on Blackmagic Design’s support page here.

May 5, 2025 - 18:43

New Blackmagic Camera Update Fixes CFexpress Card Recognition Bug

While we’ll have to wait and see if tariffs and other geopolitical factors ultimately contribute to manufacturing slowdowns in the film and video industry, these last few years (if not decades) have proven that the major brands in this space are quite capable of funding R&D capable of pushing out new cameras at blistering speeds.

In many ways, this has been a good thing, but it does mean that sometimes new gear has a few issues that need fixing. And that’s what this new Blackmagic Camera 9.5.2 update appears to be aimed at resolving.

According to Blackmagic Design’s own reports, some Blackmagic Cinema Camera 6K cameras have had occasional issues where CFexpress cards were not being recognized by said cameras. This update fixes this issue. Let’s explore more.

What's new in Blackmagic Camera 9.5.2

— (@)

So, the whole crux of this issue was laid out above. Blackmagic Design has reported that this update fixes an occasional issue where CFexpress cards are not recognized on some Blackmagic Cinema Camera 6K cameras. Obviously, this is not good, and would be quite frustrating if it happened to you.

Luckily, the issue appears to have been recognized and solved, and now with this Blackmagic Camera 9.5.2 update, you’ll be able to get back to shooting in no time. Here’s the full list of updates, as well as the minimum system requirements for installing this Blackmagic Camera 9.5.2 update on different operating systems.

Blackmagic Cinema Camera 6K