Lightfielder v26.10.08 B5 for DaVinci Resolve

This release is "Lightfielder v26.10.08 Beta 5 for DaVinci Resolve Studio v20-21.1.1+". It is qualified to work with macOS Tahoe, Windows 11, and Rocky Linux 9-10+.

If you are a hobbyist, indie filmmaker, or educator, and your volumetric camera array uses 4K UHD resolution video cameras, you can still use a majority of the Lightfielder features with DaVinci Resolve Free v18.6.6 or v19.0.3 releases. This approach certainly gives an accessible and affordable route to enter volumetric research and learning.

Lightfielder v26.10.01 B4 for DaVinci Resolve

This release is "Lightfielder v26.10.01 Beta 4 for DaVinci Resolve Studio v20-21.1+". It is qualified to work with macOS Tahoe, Windows 11, and Rocky Linux 9-10+.

If you are a hobbyist, indie filmmaker, or educator, and your volumetric camera array uses 4K UHD resolution video cameras, you can still use a majority of the Lightfielder features with DaVinci Resolve Free v18.6.6 or v19.0.3 releases. This approach certainly gives an accessible and affordable route to enter volumetric research and learning.

Lightfielder v26.09.18 B3 for DaVinci Resolve Studio v20-21.1+

This release is "Lightfielder v26.09.18 Beta 3 for DaVinci Resolve Studio v20-21.1+". It is qualified to work with macOS Tahoe, Windows 11, and Rocky Linux 9-10+.

If you are a hobbyist, indie filmmaker, or educator, and your volumetric camera array uses 4K UHD resolution video cameras, you can still use a majority of the Lightfielder features with DaVinci Resolve Free v18.6.6 or v19.0.3 releases. This approach certainly gives an accessible and affordable route to enter volumetric research and learning.

Note: I still have a bundle of extra Lightfielder Python extensions to throw into the next update, along with improvements to take advantage of the new Resolve v21.1 scripting API features.

Lightfielder v26.09.16 Beta 2 for DaVinci Resolve Studio v20-21.1+

This release is "Lightfielder v26.09.16 for DaVinci Resolve Studio v20-21.1+". It is qualified to work with macOS Tahoe, Windows 11, and Rocky Linux 9-10+.

If you are a hobbyist, indie filmmaker, or educator, and your volumetric camera array uses 4K UHD resolution video cameras, you can still use a majority of the Lightfielder features with DaVinci Resolve Free v18.6.6 or v19.0.3 releases. This approach certainly gives an accessible and affordable route to enter volumetric research and learning.

Note: I still have a bundle of extra Lightfielder Python extensions to throw into the next update, along with improvements to take advantage of the new Resolve v21.1 scripting API features.

Lightfielder v26.09.09 Beta 1 for DaVinci Resolve Studio v20-21.1+

This release is "Lightfielder v26.09.09 for DaVinci Resolve Studio v20-21.1+". It is qualified to work with macOS Tahoe, Windows 11, and Rocky Linux 9-10+.

If you are a hobbyist, indie filmmaker, or educator, and your volumetric camera array uses 4K UHD resolution video cameras, it is technically possible to use DaVinci Resolve Free v19.0.3 with this release. This gives an accessible and affordable route to enter volumetric research and learning.

Note: A beta 2 release is planned for the last day of IBC 2026. I have a bundle of extra Lightfielder Python extensions to throw into the next update, along with improvements to take advantage of the new Resolve v21.1 scripting API features.