Apple approved our drug visualizer as long as we didn't directly reference any.
Free forever, hoping to see some good FEEEEEEDBACKKKKK.
MacOS version should be approved later this week, enjoy
I recently just got myself a 16 pro and wondering if I should get an ssd but i’m torn between getting samsung t7 or add a little more for a lexar go. Which is more reliable if i’m using it to direct save videos from black magic? And if both fails a lot, what’s your ssd recommendation along with the same price range or maybe lower. Thanks!
Really wanted the moment supercage cause it hides the wires but I read that the speed wasn’t fast enough to handle data transfer or something.
Hi all,
Anyone know if Apple fixed manual video exposure on iPhones yet? Last time I checked a couple of years ago when it was iPhone 15 they still hadn't and you couldn't have full manual exposure even with 3rd party apps because they didn't have access to the API that disables dynamic tone mapping, so exposure would go all over the place in high contrast scenes, even with all values locked in place. Anyone know if this is still the case?
I use the iPhone 16 and 17 Pro for shooting mostly content. I’d say I aim for this to be a modular everything rig; vlog, run n gun skate clip collector, tripod stills- My 17 is my main phone and my 16 is my main camera phone. I use the Smallrig cage(s) on both with the magnetic filter system so I can use vnd and all that jazz-
That bit on the back is a double sided MagSafe usb hub which I’m using a thumb drive to hold my content and/or I’ll use an sd card.
For audio I got the hollyland lark max with the type c receiver. Up top I got the Smallrig monitor and I’m using the type c port out of the lark receiver to charge the monitor.
There’s a PD type C port on the bottom of the hub but I’m not sold on this rig cause my phone tends to drain fairly quick but it’s what I got.
Any suggestions on a power system solution?
Im contemplating getting one of those folding v-mount plates, put the arca receiver on the bottom and mount it like that- for the 17 using the same hub, this would work cause the MagSafe area isn’t obscured by the filter plate but on the 16 it’s a no go- this would require I get a different usb hub solution and some way to mount it-
My ultimate goal with these rigs is to be relatively portable and rigid but still be able to be broken down and used as phones relatively fast-
I had another convoluted idea which involved
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If you don’t see the vision- arca swiss plate on the bottom, fed into the verticals mount, arca adapter on back of the type c npf mount and that mounts to the other side of the verticals mount. USB hype into coldshoe on top of cage- boom.. but idk- I need some suggestions or if anyone has any of these items relay fitment issues or personal solutions, im open to discourse. Thank you
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I have been testing shooting Open Gate Apple ProRes RAW to an NVME drive in a Hagibis enclosure. External power is supplied via the drive. With the Blackmagic Camera App at 25ips recording stops for an "unknown error" after only a couple of minutes, sometimes less. With Cinema P3, at even 50 ips, I can record over half an hour with no problem. Would anyone have an idea what is going on here? I'm trying to understand why there would be such a significant difference between the performance of the two apps.
Hey everyone,
I recently made a short film and I’d really appreciate your feedback.
🎬 What I’m looking for:
- Story clarity
- Editing & pacing
- Overall impact
- feedback
This is my first/one of my early projects, so any suggestions or criticism will really help me improve.
Here’s the link:
👉
https://youtu.be/PvLRTvaCf5s?si=xYv8ZcAKAOKqV88B
Thanks a lot for taking the time to watch 🙌
First of all, I would like to clarify that I am a complete beginner and if my question sounds dumb I ask for patience.
I am learning about framing composition and the rule of thirds. At first I was taught that you use this rule by placing the object in one of the four intersections of the grid, but then I saw some people using it with two intersections, like placing the object in the two left or right intersections of the grid vertically.
So how does it really work? As long as your object is touching one or more intersections it's the rule of thirds being used or only if you place it under a single intersection like I was first taught?