Out of the box, it’s exactly what I needed. My only qualm is that I can’t get the video exporting to work on my camera roll or when I iTunes file share on my Mac it doesn’t play properly. I read it’s because of the 4:3 aspect ratio I shot in but there must be an easier way to export videos to other platforms. The features on this app are exhaustive but if the accessibility was sufficient the developers could charge 5$

LOVE this app. From the perspective of filming it is a beautifully economic option for getting high bitrate video and the 4:3 12MP mode is a godsend. What I will say is the way settings are locked needs an overhaul. The settings don’t seem to truly lock, and I find myself fiddling with the scroll wheels to get my shutter speed specific. If the numbers could be plugged in, saved and then loaded as presets it would be a perfect app from a filming POV. I would love to see the other two lenses included in the app but I understand if there are tech limitations to that. I hope they keep pushing the bitrates higher and higher (compression is the biggest limit of phone videography).As for the back end: love the way the files are named. BUT, my biggest gripe with the app is there is no good way to transfer footage to your computer now that iTunes is deprecated. Eventually it will not work. I would love to see the devs record video onto a folder that can be accessed through the Files app. But that side of the app needs to be updated. Regardless, big fan. Please keep updating it

I bought the Pro Movie app and then saw the Pro Movie + app and bought it too, thinking there was a difference. There isn’t. They are both the same. So do like I did and buy both. Also, I have messaged the developers through the message portion inside the app and have not gotten one reply. I have to say I love both Pro Movie and Pro Movie + but since they are the same app, it’s not surprising. I just wish I’d done more research and just bought one of them not both.

I am very happy with this app. It optimizers the iphone’s camera far more then the standard recorder that Apple provides. The price is very reasonable as well. I have a few feature suggestions for the producer but no complaints with the app. 1) a start/stop record timer function 2) flash brightness control 3) 100+ frames per second in 4K for newer devices (if that’s achievable that is)

This product works well and does everything I need and more. My only gripe is that you cannot save your camera settings(I have to readjust white balance, zoom, etc. each time I open the app. This is a minor issue -probably a non-issue for most but I film in a controlled environment so readjusting the settings each time can feel arduous.

So yea. This app can shoot nice videos. It has a lot of features useful to those who understand cameras - specifically those who understand principles of light. But WHY in gods name would they not automatically save the videos to your camera roll?!? WHY?!? Why would you make something that’s supposed to make filming better and easier (since the native iPhone video app is SO bad and lacks even the most basic of manual settings) only to NOT make the videos immediately accessible to the person?I’ve rated it a three. The app does great stuff. But enjoy reading through how you have to plug in your phone, or do some other more complex export JUST to see the video you JUST recorded. This was clearly written by programmers with absolutely no mind to UI usability and flexibility. There is NO compete team that would accept having to go through MORE steps just to access what the sole purpose of the app is for in the first place. I’m angry for having spent the money on this app and I’ve NO idea why this little fact isn’t highlighted first and foremost. And if the developers are so sure that their more convoluted file saving method is so great, then wonderful! List it as the FIRST feature. But I think we all know it’s NOT a good thing and all they’ve done is replace one set of problems with another.

While this app creates great footage, I’ve found it borderline impossible to share said video across any platform. I was able to upload to my own computer with fairly little trouble, but once I tried to get it to my boss, I found myself struggling to find ANY way to get it to him; first, I tried sharing via Dropbox, google drive, iCloud, you name it- NOTHING worked. From there I was forced to give him a flash drive with the video files- they refused to play for him. Cut to now, as I’m sitting at his TWO computers, both of which I connected my phone to via iTunes and tried to upload the clips. And yet, they still refuse to play. I am very frustrated and there is nothing online describing a similar issue. Help would be appreciated.

Love it. However, I worry that now that Apple is killing iTunes, how will we be able to transfer full quality videos for editing. When I first downloaded, that was in the instructions for being able to transfer full quality. If you share from the app, it lessens the quality.

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I love, love, love this app. I just started learning how to edit videos so I could start making short movies for my family and our trips, holidays and events together. I am not fluent in any kind of way with different manual settings and manipulation of exposure, white balance, etc, but this app is so easy to use and practice with to finally get to the settings I want and the quality of the videos I can now edit and put together are stunning. It’s truly hard to believe the videos recorded with this one iPhone X. I use this app with a gimbal and voila, it’s like recording magic.