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This post is part of the series: HDSLR Videographer’s Virtual Gear Bag.
Pocket Light Meter (free) by Nuwaste Studios, is a really useful and easy-to-use light meter. A light meter helps you determine how well lit a scene is, helping you decide what measures, if any need to be taken to make sure a scene is lit properly. There are many competing apps in the iOS appstore, but this is the best in my opinion (and I’ve tried most of them). See my review after the break.
Hi folks! I’ve been working on a fairly big project for GeekRev. As the title of this post describes, I’ve put together a virtual gear bag of iOS apps that help the HDSLR videographer who owns an iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch. This is a series of posts, each one dedicated to a separate iOS app, but I will update this post as a “master-list” so that you can find everything in one spot once the series is done. I’ll fill in the list below as we go along! Continue Reading…
Calum (cool name) from FreeHDCountdowns.com contacted me to introduce his media resource. His site offers free, no strings attached video countdown timers. The countdowns are in HD, and vary in length and theme. Calum also offers tutorials and guides for creating and using countdowns. Calum considers FreeHDCountdowns as a “collection for churches on a budget.” Currently, the selection is in its infancy, but Calum promises new countdowns monthly. Continue Reading…
I was just made aware of a “must-have” app for users of FCP7 who want to bring their projects to FCPX. It’s called to 7toX and gives FCPX users the backwards compatibility they should have had all along.
It looks like Apple is trying to prove it still cares about the “pro” video industry by adding some features to Final Cut Pro X that have been highly requested by “pro” video editors. They’ve also updated their Motion and Compressor apps with some new features and performance tuning. Continue Reading…
