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Cadrage Directors Viewfinder NO AI
Cadrage Studio sits in creative pre-production for directors and DPs, between script breakdown, previs and location prep. It…
Docking an iPhone or M5 Mac
The hardware On the physical side, the Prodock is a sturdy box made of metal, which should be…
Callipeg Studio Heads to Desktop
Callipeg goes desktop with macOS and Windows builds, familiar 2D tools, beta caveats and a price that avoids subscription bingo.
Apple Watch control for the Blackmagic Camera?
Blackmagic Camera now takes direction from your wrist. Great for shaky rigs, high mounts, and anyone tired of people poking the rig with their dirty fingers.
Mavis adds LUTs, Open Gate and a “Film Kit” to iOS camera app
Mavis Camera 7.4 introduces Film Kit: a $9.99 add-on with LUT workflows, Open Gate capture, MLUTs, and ATOMOSphere C2C upload.
Blackmagic Camera 3.2: iPhone Streams Live, No Extra Steps
Blackmagic Camera 3.2 turns your iPhone into a live streaming unit—now with native YouTube, Vimeo, and Twitch streaming, plus SRT for pro use.
ProRes RAW News – Fresh from the Freezer
Resolve 20.2.1 + Sequoia = real ProRes RAW. Sonoma users: no dice. iPhone 17 footage shows the difference...
Hell Froze Over – ProRes RAW for Resolve
For an eternity, it seemed, Blackmagic Design (BM for short) refused to support the import of Apple's ProRes RAW format into their flagship app DaVinci Resolve (DR for short).
Docking Phone to Pro: Blackmagic Adds Pro Controls to Mobile with Camera App and ProDock
Blackmagic’s ProDock equips iPhone 17 Pro with HDMI, genlock, SSD ports, audio and power—making it a true production camera, not just a smartphone.
iPhone for Tracking: Beeble Camera enables Free “Virtual Production”
Free iOS app turns an iPhone into a tracked camera for AI-powered VFX passes. Beeble Camera links directly to Beeble Web, Editor, and Blender.
Premiere Pro on iPhone: Adobe goes pocket-sized
Adobe shrinks Premiere into your pocket: free iPhone app with pro editing, Firefly AI, and one-tap TikTok exports.
iPhones Go “Pro” with Final Cut Camera 2.0
iPhones just levelled-up: Final Cut Camera 2.0 adds ProRes RAW, genlock, open-gate, Apple Log 2, timecode and multicam workflow tools – free update arriving later in September.
USDSkel: Optimized Character Rigging
USDSkel is an OpenUSD component that supports scalable, manipulable, and interchangeable skinned characters. Wanna know more?
Film with a Phone?
It's almost 10 years since Austin Reza shot a film for Bentley's luxury cars: on an iPhone 5S. At the time, it was still in stylish black and white and with high contrasts - no doubt also to prevent artefacts from becoming too obvious. Back in 2011, Park Chan-wook and Park
Chan-kyong from South Korea even shot the fantasy horror "Night Fishing" on an iPhone 4 in colour and won a Golden Bear for the best short film. Apple itself, on the other hand, has generally shot its advertising films on cameras such as the Arri Alexa.
SynthEyes at BorisFX
3D camera tracking, also known as "match moving" in the professional scene, is now offered by every better software for video editing or 3D. But when we compared a few such popular 3D trackers in DP 18:01, SynthEyes was already our high-end reference for good reason.
Moves Adds Object Capture
Maxon's Moves update adds guided photo capture for textured 3D objects and transfer into Cinema 4D on supported Macs.
Epic Releases Live Link Face for iOS
Live Link Face streamed iPhone TrueDepth facial capture into Unreal Engine with ARKit, timecode and remote-production support.
Maxon Moves | Facial & Body Motion Capture (iOS)
Facial and body motion capture for iOS and Cinema 4D R21: Maxon’s “Moves” lets you transfer corresponding data via compatible iPhones and iPad Pro!
The best light meter ..
... is the one you have with you. And what does everyone have in their pocket these days? Sure, a mobile phone. But can an app compete with a professional light meter? We did the maths. And aren't light meters terribly old-school? Not really for cameramfolks on a film set - except perhaps for solo entertainers on YouTube.
iHelper
It's been some time since we discussed the sense (and nonsense) of using iPhones and iPads on set. In the meantime, these devices are not only several generations further along in their development, but have also become indispensable on set. Whether as a production planner, shot list, weather forecast, digital clapperboard, viewfinder or extended calculator, there are countless ways to use the iPhone and/or iPad on set to make life a little easier. - by Andreas Zerr
Mobile Animal Anatomy
Anyone who wants to look not only a horse in the face, but also into deeper layers, can get this Apple app.
Shorter Routes with Apple App
Gfx Hotkeys 3.0, which provides an overview of all shortcuts, is now available in a free Lite version in the App Store.
Anatomy App from Pixologic
Modeling on an anatomically correct model while on the move - with the L´Ecorché Anatomy App from Pixologic
Slow-Motion Videos with the iPhone 4S and iPad 3
Sand Mountain Studios developed a small app intended to allow users to record slow-motion videos with the iPhone 4S or iPad 3. This is done in 720p at 60 frames per second, with playback at half speed intended to create the desired slow-motion effect. A demo is offered free of charge, and the full version is available through iTunes for EUR 1.59.
Android Dominates the Mobile Market
As of today, IDC has disclosed new figures for the first quarter of 2012 regarding smartphones sold worldwide and the operating systems they contained. Of a total 152.3 million devices shipped worldwide, Android is clearly ahead with a 59% market share, while iOS falls to a 23% market share.
Autodesk Releases Free 123D Catch App
A new app from Autodesk can be downloaded free of charge from the App Store, allowing users to create 3D objects based on their own photos.
Free Book: Developing Apps for iPhone and iPad
Shortly after the release of iOS 5, a new book on app development for iPhone and iPad is being published by Galileo Computing. The publisher is making it available to all interested parties free of charge as an openbook to read and as a download.
Powerflasher Brings the First Interactive Film in the Outernet to the iPhone
“The Witness – The first movie in the outernet” is the first interactive film in the outernet. It is a real-life game played with the help of an iPhone app.
3D Scan on the iPhone
A 3D scanner on the go? Why not, with a new iPhone app that uses screen illumination and the front camera to turn objects into 3D objects.
Book Review: iPhone Apps with HTML, CSS & JavaScript
Mobile applications are hip and seem to make programmers who develop for the iPhone rich in particular. But Objective-C or Cocoa is not everyone’s cup of tea. This book explains how web developers can use standard tools to develop applications all the way through to native apps.
Archiware Presents PresSTORE P4
New features include an interface, iPhone app and Progressive Backup.
Apple Unveils iPad
Apple yesterday introduced the iPad, a device for browsing the web, reading and sending email, enjoying pictures, watching videos, listening to music, playing games, reading e-books and much more.
PlayStation 3 Hacked for the First Time After Three Years
Young computer generation wants to use devices without restrictions.
Rockstar Games Announces Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars Release on the App Store for iPhone and iPod touch
Chinatown Wars was developed by Rockstar's renowned handheld studio Rockstar Leeds and is based on the highest-rated handheld title of this generation.
sevenload Shows More Than 6,000 Videos on the iPhone
Social-media network sevenload.com launches its own iPhone app, initially offering more than 6,000 free videos from over 60 selected channels.
Live-Stream Television Content over the Mobile Network with Elgato
Elgato EyeTV Live3G is a free web application for live television over 3G on the iPhone.
Spatial View Offers 3DeeSlide with Sony Music Special Edition Blu-ray Disc
Working with Sony Music Entertainment Germany, Spatial View converted sequences from the Sony Blu-ray nature film “forsenses” into 3D for iPhone 3G and iPod Touch users through its new 3DeeSlide lens housing.
denkwerk’s BMW TV Application Launches Successfully
The BMW TV iPhone application reached 28,000 downloads and number 19 in the German App Store.
animago Cooperates with “iPhone Session”
For the first time, animago Award cooperates with the “iPhone Session” event series at “4010 — the Telekom Shop in Mitte” in Berlin.
Adobe Releases Photoshop.com Mobile as an App for the iPhone
Adobe Systems today released Photoshop.com Mobile as an application for the iPhone. With this iPhone app, the software manufacturer is now also offering its digital image-editing technologies to users on the move.
As of Today, There Is Plenty of Football Again
Football fans around the world can get back to virtual play as of today: FIFA 10 from EA SPORTS is now in stores. FIFA 10 is being released for PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Wii, PC, PlayStation 2, PSP, iPhone and mobile phones.
Bento 3 Enables Innovative Data Display and Network Use
FileMaker's personal database for the Mac now integrates iPhoto; upgrade discount for existing Bento users.
Autodesk Releases SketchBook Mobile for iPhone and iPod Touch
Design software for sophisticated drawings and sketches is now available in the App Store
Four Books on Mac OS X and iPhone Programming
Four books help beginners and professionals get started quickly with Objective-C 2.0, Core Animation and Cocoa development.
Android: Security Concept Restricts Access
Expert: the threat to smartphones remains at a low level.
WWDC 2009: Apple Announces Mac OS X Server Snow Leopard
Apple today introduced a developer preview of Mac OS X Server Snow Leopard, the next major release of the world’s easiest-to-use server operating system.
WWDC 2009: The Fastest, Most Powerful iPhone Yet, iPhone 3G S, Arrives with iPhone OS 3.0
Apple today introduced iPhone 3G S, its fastest and most powerful iPhone yet, with improved speed and performance up to twice that of iPhone 3G, longer battery life, a high-quality 3-megapixel autofocus camera, easy video recording and hands-free voice control.
BBC World News Launches Live 3G and Wi-Fi Streaming on iPhone and iPod Touch
BBC World News announced an app enabling iPhone and iPod Touch users in 16 European countries to watch the channel live over Wi-Fi or 3G networks.
News Shaker
News portal Dnews.de expands its mobile offering with iPhone and Android applications.
Merlin 2.7, Merlin Server and Merlin iPhone Now Available
Merlin 2.7 introduced collaborative and mobile project management for Mac workgroups and iPhone users.
Bento Arrives on iPhone and iPod touch
FileMaker released Bento for iPhone and iPod touch for €3.99, with 25 templates and wireless synchronization with Bento 2 for Mac.
CANCOM Announces Apple in Business Roadshow
CANCOM planned a free Apple in Business roadshow across Germany and Austria with Apple, Microsoft and Parallels.
Merlin Mobile Project Management
ProjectWizards releases Merlin for iPhone as a mobile client for project files shared from the Merlin 2.7 Mac beta.
Elgato Introduces Turbo.264 HD
An accessory for owners of HD camcorders and anyone converting video for Mac, iPod, iPhone and the web.
Apple Previews iPhone OS 3.0 Beta for Developers
Apple has previewed iPhone OS 3.0, with a beta for registered developers and an updated SDK containing more than 1,000 new APIs.
The iPhone as a Mobile TV Receiver with a Personal Video Archive
Mac users can now turn their iPhone into a television with a mobile video library. equinux has expanded its modern TV software The Tube with two free iPhone apps to create the first TV suite with comprehensive iPhone integration.
Best Quarterly Revenue and Profit in Apple’s History
Apple has announced the results for the first quarter of fiscal 2009, which ended on December 27, 2008. The company posted quarterly revenue of $10.17 billion and net profit of $1.61 billion, or $1.78 per diluted share.
T-Mobile Launches Google G1 Phone
Presented in Hamburg / Phone can be personalized with free downloadable applications / Google Search and other services integrated
RjDj Music Software Is One of the Most Popular iPhone Applications of 2008
Music software ranks among the ten most popular smartphone applications in the “Most Innovative App” and “Most Creative Use of iPhone Hardware” categories
Macworld 2009: Developments in the iTunes Store
All songs are DRM-free, users can download tracks directly to the iPhone 3G over a 3G network at the same price, and from April 2009 songs in iTunes will be offered at three price points.
Macworld 2009: Create and Prepare Online Auctions with iSale mobile and the iPhone
equinux has released iSale 5.5 and announced the free iPhone application 'iSale mobile'.
Macworld 2009: iPhone Guide
An iPhone application helps visitors find their way around Macworld.
iPhone Music Games as a New Stage for Artists
"Tap Tap Revenge" is the most popular application in the Apple Store.
Know How—A Puzzle Game That Makes You Think Around Corners
A new Christmas promotional price and additional demo levels are available for the iPhone puzzle game.
PC Game Turns iPhone into a Motion Controller
The control system uses the smartphone's built-in sensors.
OS X Business Conference on Enterprise Solutions for iPhone and Mac
The first business conference for the German-speaking Apple market, i-meeting ’08—The OS X Business Conference, will be held at BMW Welt in Munich on 17 and 18 November 2008. It focuses on OS X-based enterprise solutions for corporate customers.
Apple Announces Fourth-Quarter Results
Apple announced results for the fourth quarter of fiscal 2008, which ended September 27, 2008. The company posted quarterly revenue of US$7.9 billion and net profit of US$1.14 billion, or US$1.26 per share. In the year-ago quarter, revenue was US$6.22 billion and net profit was US$904 million, or US$1.01 per share. Gross margin was 34.7 percent, compared with 33.6 percent a year earlier. International sales accounted for 41 percent of quarterly revenue.
More Than 100 Million Downloads Worldwide from the App Store
Apple announced today that iPhone and iPod touch users have downloaded more than 100 million applications from the groundbreaking new App Store since its launch on July 11, 2008. More than 3,000 native applications are currently available, 600 of them free, with over 90 percent priced below US$10.
id Software Developing an iPhone Game
"Apple device can match the performance of PS2 and Xbox"
iPhone App Store Reaches 10 Million Downloads in Its First Weekend
Apple announced today that iPhone and iPod touch users have downloaded more than 10 million applications from the new App Store since its launch late last week.
Apple Sells One Million iPhone 3G Units in the First Weekend
Apple announced today that it sold the one-millionth iPhone 3G on Sunday, just three days after its launch on July 11.
T-Mobile Announces Terms for the New iPhone 3G
Apple iPhone 3G (8 GB) costs between €1 and €170, €60 with the Complete M plan; four Complete plans start at €30 per month.
Apple Introduces the New iPhone 3G
Apple today introduced the new iPhone 3G with UMTS, combining all the revolutionary features of the iPhone with 3G network technology. Thanks to 3G, the new iPhone is twice as fast as the first-generation iPhone.
Apple Introduces MobileMe Internet Service
Apple has introduced MobileMe, a new internet service that uses cloud computing to push email, contacts and calendars to native applications on iPhone, iPod touch, Macs and PCs.
Apple: New App Store Available in 62 Countries
Apple announced that the iPhone Software Development Kit had been downloaded more than 250,000 times since March 6. The SDK gives developers the same APIs and tools Apple uses to create native iPhone applications.
Elgato Turbo.264: Free Software Update Version 1.3
Elgato’s Turbo.264 video encoder now allows YouTube users to encode videos for the portal and upload them automatically at the touch of a button.
Handwriting Recognition Developed for the iPhone
Alternative to the on-screen keyboard for cracked Apple phones.
CTIA Wireless: iPhone Remains the Benchmark
The exclusive carrier model is also finding imitators in the US market.
Skullcandy Adds iPhone FMJ and TiTAN Earbuds
Skullcandy introduces Full Metal Jacket earbuds for iPhone and TiTAN earbuds in seven iPod colours.
iPhone SDK Downloaded More Than 100,000 Times
Apple has announced that more than 100,000 iPhone developers downloaded the beta version of the iPhone Software Development Kit within four days of its release on 6 March.
Sun announces Java for the iPhone
Sun Microsystems plans to develop a Java Virtual Machine (JVM) for Apple's iPhone and iTouch. Erich Klein, Sun Vice President Java Marketing, made the announcement around a day after the official beta launch of the Software Development Kit (SDK) for the iPhone.
equinux releases The Tube 2.5 with the free TubeToGo web service
equinux today introduced The Tube 2.5 with the TubeToGo web service. The Tube users can now publish their TV recordings in a web gallery, watch them over the Internet and schedule recordings while on the move. The TubeToGo web interface can be used to manage the entire recording archive in The Tube and publish it in the TubeToGo web gallery.
iPhone-optimised travel and country information
Always keep the travel guide in your waistcoat pocket
Xeatre.tv 1.6 Adds Mobile and Archive Tools
Xeatre.tv 1.6 introduces iPhone operation, direct archive access, export events, and a beta content-analysis module.
Equinux Hosts Munich CocoaDevHouse
Equinux will bring German Mac OS X developers together for the third CocoaDevHouse in Munich on 8 March 2008.
IPTV for iPhone: Xeatre.tv Goes Mobile
German supplier Xeatre.tv is bringing its professional recording solution to the iPhone.
Your own personal music studio at home
Primera Technology’s “PTRip” makes it very easy to transfer music tracks from optical media to Windows Media Player or iTunes
Apple Reports Highest Quarterly Revenue and Profit in Its History
Apple reported first-quarter fiscal 2008 revenue of US$9.6 billion and net profit of US$1.58 billion, compared with US$7.1 billion and US$1 billion a year earlier.
MW: Elgato Presents EyeTV 3
At Macworld Expo, Elgato presented the new version of EyeTV 3. The interface has been completely revised and adapted to Leopard.
Adobe’s “Flash Lite” Conquers Mobile Phones by 2012
Web videos on mobile phones attract customers and device manufacturers.
Fox and Apple Introduce iTunes Digital Copy
DVD releases will include a complimentary digital copy of the feature film for transfer into iTunes.
MW: Apple Enhances iPhone with a Software Update
Apple announced a free software update for the iPhone that lets users locate their own position in the redesigned Maps application, send an SMS text message to several people at once, create Web Clips of favorite websites, configure the Home screen, and watch rental films from the new iTunes Movie Rentals directly on the iPhone. New iPhones ship with the update; existing iPhone users receive it automatically and free when synchronizing with iTunes.
Panda Security’s 2007 virus year in review
At the start of the new year, Panda Security publishes – as it does every year – a list of the twelve most unusual computer pests of the past twelve months.
Review 07: Way Clear for the Second Dot-Com Bubble
The financial and IT industries experienced a rollercoaster of emotions in 2007. After the US financial crisis cast its global shadow far more strongly than assumed, investors and banks increasingly went on the defensive.
Apple Shares Soar: Experts See 200 Dollars as Only an Interim Mark
With a rapid final sprint, Apple shares are crowning their soaring performance this year. Driven by euphoria surrounding the iPhone and reports of forthcoming new devices and services, the stock repeatedly passed the 200-dollar mark during trading in December.