Thanks. Hmmm. Probably Blackmagic Camera now. Cinema P3 has a great way of labelling your shots which makes organizing your edits much easier, has a great tool for 'fixing' Anamorphic footage so there's no curving on the far left and right AND is only £10. Having said that Blackmagic feels super professional and I feel like they'll come out with more great updates.
What about stabilisation? None of these apps seem anywhere as good as the native camera app. Reviewers never seem to talk about stabilisation but isn’t a simpler interface going to appeal to out of the pocket shooters? Also changing lenses seems to have a quite a lag.
I would say the apps stabilisation doesn't feel much different to my iphone 15 pro's and the action mode of stabilizing in the iphone 15 pro is much better but that's the same for any app. I also feel the simpler interface will appeal to users who don't want to overcomplicate things however it is one of the more expensive smartphone filmmaking apps out there at £19.99.
Great video!, but ... kind of the "same old thing", and for more money than it should be (and honestly never ever cared for Halide). Love Cinema P3, Native camera app, and new Final Cut Camera app. This app seems superfluous and expensive. No new broken ground here, move along....
For the price it's lacking a lot of the features you rely on if you're not shooting for just use on social media, particualrly is the lack of audio controls for manually balancing any external inputs. Don't get me wrong for a basic no frills run and gun type of filming it's going to do the job, but then again so would the iphone camera app. Both camera P3 and the Blackmagic camera app offer more for a lot less.
Yes it has started off pretty basic for the price. I would imagine they are looking for a customer base who want to step up their smartphone creating without all the complexities of Blackmagic or Cinema P3. I am with you though and personally prefer a lot more features for sure.
Great video, I can't get passed the Cinema P3 app, I love it.
Thanks! Yeah Cinema P3 is great. It has a lot more features for sure.
Nice and concise as always Rob 🙌
Thanks so much!
Thanks much for your time, plus know how, I just want more simplicity from everyone 😊❤
Thanks! Yes I do my best to make things understandable for everyone. : )
@SmartphoneFilmmaker you're welcome anytime and nah I meant more simplicity from the app makers ❤️
Nice review! Whats your goto at the minute, blackmagic or P3?
Thanks. Hmmm. Probably Blackmagic Camera now. Cinema P3 has a great way of labelling your shots which makes organizing your edits much easier, has a great tool for 'fixing' Anamorphic footage so there's no curving on the far left and right AND is only £10. Having said that Blackmagic feels super professional and I feel like they'll come out with more great updates.
Great review as always! How about stabilization? It sucks in BlackMagicCam!
Thanks! I wouldn't say it's any better in terms of stabilization really.
What about stabilisation? None of these apps seem anywhere as good as the native camera app. Reviewers never seem to talk about stabilisation but isn’t a simpler interface going to appeal to out of the pocket shooters?
Also changing lenses seems to have a quite a lag.
I would say the apps stabilisation doesn't feel much different to my iphone 15 pro's and the action mode of stabilizing in the iphone 15 pro is much better but that's the same for any app.
I also feel the simpler interface will appeal to users who don't want to overcomplicate things however it is one of the more expensive smartphone filmmaking apps out there at £19.99.
Great video!, but ... kind of the "same old thing", and for more money than it should be (and honestly never ever cared for Halide). Love Cinema P3, Native camera app, and new Final Cut Camera app. This app seems superfluous and expensive. No new broken ground here, move along....
For the price it's lacking a lot of the features you rely on if you're not shooting for just use on social media, particualrly is the lack of audio controls for manually balancing any external inputs. Don't get me wrong for a basic no frills run and gun type of filming it's going to do the job, but then again so would the iphone camera app. Both camera P3 and the Blackmagic camera app offer more for a lot less.
Yes it has started off pretty basic for the price. I would imagine they are looking for a customer base who want to step up their smartphone creating without all the complexities of Blackmagic or Cinema P3. I am with you though and personally prefer a lot more features for sure.
No way of selecting colour balance - a big oversight...