A personal blog about video gear and video accessories
Filmic Pro, the much loved video camera app for iOS, has now been released for Android devices. It’s popular because of the degree of control the app gives filmmakers over exposure, focus, frame rate and many other controls deemed essential for anyone who doesn’t want to...
It’s been out in the US for a while but now the UK has its own localised version of the YouTube “Kids” app. Essentially an easier, simpler and child-friendly way to find videos aimed at youngsters, the app boasts (apparently) a “bright and playful design”...
You know how annoying it is to watch online video on a teensy little mobile phone screen? You know how Google’s Chromecast makes it possible to stream some videos directly onto your telly instead? Well now Vimeo has added its player to the list of...
At the time of writing not everyone’s seeing this in their Twitter app but gradually over the next fortnight or so, a new video feature is being added to Twitter accounts. We think it will be, to use that awful phrase, a “game changer” at...
It’s nearly time once again* for IBC, the colossal broadcasting equipment trade show in Amsterdam that takes place each year and, just as the organisers of BVE in London did earlier, so IBC’s hosts have created an App for your downloading pleasure. The App is available...
Hot on the heels of its announcement of a new App-based version of its Creator Studio interface, which was made available for Android a couple of weeks or so ago, YouTube has just unleashed the Apple version into the iTunes Store. The App, which is...
New features aplenty are on their way for video creators using YouTube. The company took to the stage at VidCon, and to its blog, to announce some fairly substantial updates. Specifically: A brand new App – for Android only at the moment though an iOS...
Software developer Corel has unleashed its rather nice little video editing app, Pinnacle Studio, for the iPhone. Until now it had only been available for the bigger iPad device. The software’s got a very useable interface and key features include frame-accurate trimming using swipe left...