July 2014
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it can be a bit fl aky for some users. An alternative to Filmic Pro is MoviePro ($4.99/£2.99/€4.49), which offers 2K resolution (2560x1920 — on iPhone 5s, iPad Mini Retina and iPad Air, at 30p, 25p, 24p, and down to 1fps), or 720p 120fps for the iPhone 5S, and multiple recording options including 50Mbps. Audio options include uncompressed. It also offers video stabilisation (iPhone 4S or later), and video editing.
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matter how many times you stop or speed up, it looks as if you are travelling at the same speed. There is also an Eased time lapse mode that adds acceleration/deceleration to any time lapse shots. It can also control long-exposure HDR time lapses, and be set to trigger via sound, vibration, magnetism, or face recognition.
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If you need to shoot video on your iPhone/iPad (remembering that the best camera is the one you have with you), FiLMiC Pro ($4.99/£2.99/€4.49) is useful as, besides a variety of time lapse modes, you can also record video at higher bitrates (50Mbps at 1080p) and various frame rates.
It also includes independent, manual control over white balance, focus and exposure on the iDevice’s HD camera, plus external audio monitoring, chroma key, and screen display options. There are also aspect ratio overlays (2.35:1, 4:3, 16:9), making it useful for planning shoots. It generally gets excellent reviews, but
There are numerous apps that allow you to view camera output on a tablet or smartphone. At NAB Teradek launched Serv, a camera-back or table- top wireless video transmitter for realtime monitoring on up to 10 smartphones and tablets at very low latency over 2.4/5GHz Wi-Fi. It has an HD-SDI input and supports streaming in both 720p and 480p. For multi-camera setups, Serv is compatible with the free TeraView monitoring application for iOS, allowing
users to view up to four live Serv or Cube streams at one time (although this is easier on a tablet than the smaller screen of a phone).
The latest versions of its TeraView or TeraCentral applications for iOS and Android now support colour grading using standard or custom 3D Lookup Tables. Users can synchronise any custom 3D LUT fi le from the DIT cart in realtime by connecting a smartphone or tablet to the same IP network, and running Teradek’s LUT sync utility.
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