Posts Tagged ‘iphone’
Smartphone Filmmaking: Pro iPhone Videographer Equipment
Explore the gear and accessories iPhone pros use to get those ridiculous “Shot on iPhone” shots for your next video production.
Smartphone Filmmaking: Saving Battery Life and Storage Space
Smartphones are incredibly useful for documentary filmmakers, but how can you keep shooting with limited battery life and storage space?
How the iPhone is Changing Modern Videography
It’s been nearly 10 years since the iPhone first hit shelves. The drastic improvements to the device’s camera are nothing short of remarkable.
These Portable Technologies Are Going to Change the Video Production Industry
A new wave of advanced cameras puts state-of-the-art technology in the palm of your hand.
Turning Old iPhones Into Wireless Mics
Got a few old smartphones sitting around? Go DIY and repurpose some of that aging technology!
Turn Your Apple Devices Into a Fully-Functional RED Controller
RED users can now have full control of camera settings using the amazing FoolControl app.
10 Free Apps for Filmmakers
There are lots of free resources out there for the modern filmmaker. Here are our 10 favorite apps.
The $1,000 iPhone 4K App + Test Footage
What does the iPhone 5s and the ARRI Alexa have in common? The can both shoot 4K video. Check out the Vizzywig 4K app which allows users to shoot 4K video for only… $999.
Bentley Documentary Shot Entirely on iPhone 5s
Check out this amazing documentary shot entirely on an iPhone 5s.
TrackFinger for After Effects: Product Review
TrackFinger seems like a cool motion tracking tool, but does it work? In this post, we review the new After Effects application and see if it’s worth the price tag.
Free PSDs and 3D Models of iPhone, iPad and Mac Style Computers
Download free PSDs and 3D models for your app, website or game demo – iPad, iPhone, iMac and other popular Apple style models.
Video Tutorial: Cell Phone & Tablet Screen Replacement in After Effects
Discover how to track a screen replacement for iPhone, cell phones or tablets in After Effects. This post production trick is perfect for creating a demo or explainer video of a new app or game.