It’s been a busy week for firmware and software updates, with a stability fix for the Sony FX6, a significant zoom upgrade for the DJI Osmo Pocket 4P, new camera control for the Atomos Shinobi 7 II and a new version of DaVinci Resolve. Here’s what’s changed and where to get them.

Sony FX6 System Software Ver. 6.02

Sony has released version 6.02 for the FX6 (ILME-FX6V, FX6T and FX6TK), dated 5 November 2026. It improves stability during simultaneous dual-slot recording, fixing a rare case where an error on one card could also stop recording on the other. Note that updating from version 5.02 or earlier resets camera settings, so save an All File first. The update takes around eight minutes and requires the AC adaptor, with the file on a card in slot B.

DJI Osmo Pocket 4P V01.02.1149

DJI’s latest Osmo Pocket 4P firmware, rolling out via the DJI Mimo app, increases maximum zoom from 12x to 18x. Only 3x is optical and 6x is a lossless crop, with the rest digital, and the extended zoom isn’t available in Panorama, Slow Motion or Timelapse. The update also smooths the switch between wide and telephoto at 3x, improves 60mm telephoto image quality at 4K/30p and ActiveTrack, adds Stage and Sunset scene presets, improves quality for Wi-Fi livestreaming, DisplayPort and webcam use, and lets you access footage in sleep mode via Mimo.

Atomos AtomOS 11.08.01 for Shinobi 7 II

AtomOS 11.08.01 adds Ethernet camera control and touch focus for the Canon EOS C50, C80 and C400, and the Z CAM E2, E2-M4 and E2-F6. A setup guide and the download are available from the Atomos support page.

DaVinci Resolve 21.2

Blackmagic Design has released DaVinci Resolve 21.2, which CineD reports adds PROLED XDR touch support, Gen 6 colour science LUTs and up to 5x faster rendering on Apple M5 Pro and M5 Max machines. It’s available from the Blackmagic Design support centre.

Update summary

Price and availability

All of these updates are free and available now from the manufacturers’ support pages or apps linked above.