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App upgrades available for even more professional features such as picture profiles and LUTs.This is great for gimbal and other handheld shots where you have a lot of motion in the scene. A continuous auto-focus mode that uses most of the screen as a focus area.Automatic exposure and focus вЂњpullingвЂќ for more professional control.For instance, a 4K setting and a FullHD (1080) video setting without going through many menus. Format presets if you want to switch quickly between settings.

Other appsвЂ™ frame rates can vary widely, even if set in the app. Excellent video quality, including smooth motion. High resolution (including 4K) and data rates, depending on your device capabilities.Shooting aspect ratios for every popular format, including square format video, and UI rotation for simple vertical video shooting.

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On a lower-end phone, you still have manual control, but some features, like the sliders you see in the above screen capture, wonвЂ™t be there.

They should work on most higher-end phones. Manual controls on all apps will be device dependent.

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Full range of manual controls with a very friendly on-screen interface for manual focus and exposure control.

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It started life as an iOS-only app but the Android version is fully developed and gives you a full feature set for truly professional video production on a mobile device. Any weaknesses are generally pretty minor.ДЇilmic Pro ($15 USD)(plus in-app purchases for some specialized features)ДЄmong mobile filmmakers and mobile journalists, Filmic Pro has long been the go-to app. IвЂ™ll review them in my general order of preference, but theyвЂ™re all very good. Here are three dedicated video capture apps that are the top of charts for me. Ultimately, dedicated apps are designed for video shooting, and make the most of their interface and features.ДЄs with still image capture apps, the image quality from these is essentially the same, if you shoot with the same settings (resolution, data rate, picture profile, etc.) The device hardware is really the defining and limiting factor. I canвЂ™t figure out why thatвЂ™s a default feature (sometimes non-defeatable) but itвЂ™s a pain when youвЂ™re trying to shoot dedicated video. And, some apps are set to automatically start video recording when you switch to video mode. For instance, this can happen when switching between 4:3 aspect ratio high-definition still images and shooting HD video, which is typically 16:9 aspect ratio on your screen. One reason is because a good dedicated video app will have controls that are designed for video shooting and you wonвЂ™t get settings mixed up when switching between modes on a normal camera app. I highly recommend checking these out, even if they add an app to your collection (who can resist just one more app?!) While almost every general camera app allows you to choose still image capture or video capture (maybe even animated GIF and other formats) there are a few dedicated apps that only shoot video. IвЂ™m happy to say that, after a long time of lagging behind the iOS world, Android devices and apps are finally available to enable professional production on this platform.ДЄnd, because most people in the world are using an Android device, it makes sense to think about recommendations to help them, especially non-professional media creators, to choose the best tools for their video content.ДЇor serious video content production, you may want to consider a video-specific app.

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