From exciting hardware integrations to monitoring and faster interaction, Livegrade 7.2 delivers a range of improvements designed to make your everyday work smoother and adapt more easily to different production setups. Highlights include:
- Integration with RED cameras: Connect Livegrade directly to the latest DSMC3 RED cameras via Ethernet for in-camera grading workflows. Looks are stored as metadata alongside recordings for faster dailies creation, while direct camera metadata access benefits all other Livegrade workflows, too.
- More Stream Deck updates: Speed up your workflow with new dial-based actions for scrubbing through clips and many new actions to manage multiple outputs simultaneously – without ever touching the mouse. The Stream Deck + XL is now supported with a dedicated default profile.
- New frame lines filter: Create, import, and customize up to four different frame line overlays. Support for ARRI Frame Line & Lens Illumination Tool XML and ASC FDL files makes it easy to import specified frame lines by your post-pro supervisor or camera department.
- AJA KONA IP25 support: Brings SMPTE ST 2110 video-over-IP connectivity to your Livegrade workflows. Receive and transmit up to four 4K/UHD 60p streams over an ST 2110 network, while maintaining a familiar workflow experience of other supported AJA devices.
- 4-LUT-channel support for FSI XMP series monitors: Control up to four independent LUT channels simultaneously, enabling lean multi-camera grading setups with separate look management for each SDI input directly within the monitor. Each processed LUT channel on the XMP series is also mirrored to the corresponding monitor output for downstream monitoring.
And there is so much more to be discovered. Head to the website for a detailed overview of all new Livegrade features!

Haven’t gone through Livegrade 7 in depth yet? Watch Product Manager Lukas Wanderer and DIT Sean Sweeney walk you through key features in the videos on our dedicated First Steps page. Learn more
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Posted on: July 7, 2026