Posts Tagged ‘iPhone app’

Maybe: for $12.99 AirLinc allows a pair of iOS devices to act like their own wireless mic system, especially when a lav is involved. Better than a Sennheiser? Hmmm...[adrotate group="6"] Sennheiser makes one of the best wireless kits out there (the EW100). I have the…

In the latest installment in our series “This is Sick (in a Good Way),” we reacquaint you with iMovie on the iPhone. If you haven’t kept up, this is now a crazy-powerful app.[adrotate group="6"] iMovie on iPhone just officially blew my mind. No, it’s not Final…

A pen doesn’t write the poem -- the poet does. And so it is with the grand prize winner of the Filmic Pro Video Contest: the iPhone didn’t make VADRANGI -- Harikanth Gunamagari did, along with his team. [adrotate group="6"] The iPhone camera is no…

I rely so much on stills camera app developer Mike Hardaker's 645 Pro that it takes pride of place next to Filmic Pro on the dock of both my production iPhones. 645 Pro is my go-to for stills when I want to take a little…

Yes, I’m still an Apple fanboy (fanman?). Among many other things, their iTunes store continues to surprise and delight me with rich app functionality at accessible price points --apps which do what they’re supposed to do, as simply as possible, without the dreaded “functionality bloat.”[adrotate…

What's a great iPhone video? One nobody can tell was shot with a smart phone. Smart phones, with their increasingly capable sensors and decent lenses, have revolutionized film making. They're always with us so we're ready to capture on the spur of the moment. Image…

This was sent to me by Michael Artsis - the guy I did many live appearances with at NAB last year in the Teradek booth (look for more coming up this year as well!) I had heard about FiLMiC Pro, but hadn't explored it before…

I remember the first time lapse I ever made. Years ago I was hired by a Boston video company to work on a behind-the-scenes film for a 24-hour film festival. It was nighttime, and I noticed that clouds were racing across the face of a…

More than 250 billion photos have been uploaded to Facebook, and more than 350 million photos are uploaded every day on average. Yeah, that's billions with a "B." I propose that there are two kinds of photos we share with each other. Yep, only two.…

Endorsed by Philip Bloom so it must be amazing! RØDE has just announced this incredible successor to the RØDE iXY just a couple of short months after announcing the iXY - must have been some amazing work going on at the RØDE labs for this…