Nizo - Video Camera & Editor 12+

Интересно.

Интересный софт, хоть и очень похож на Spark.

Функционал не соответствует стоимости

Абсолютно бесполезная покупка. Буду писать в эппстор и делать возврат средств. 9 банальных и не нужных фильтров. Нет даже имитации анаморфных объективов. О каком новационном приложении для «кино» может идти речь?

Непонятно.

Need more editing tools. For example, you cannot adjust the volume of added music. This is a problem if you want to leave the recorded sound from the microphone. Also, the interface is so minimal that it is confusing. It is not clear where to click, where are the Application Settings and more. Where are the manual settings you are talking about? I really liked the application and I want to use it, but it can be inconvenient. Write a guide on the application’s functionality, and insert it inside to lower the entry threshold :)

Developer Response ,

Hello, thank you so much for your review! Appreciate you taking the time to write such considered feedback. :)

Not sure if you found them, we have some short tutorial videos in the Gallery. Tap the ‘eye’ icon, scroll to ‘Camera Tour’ and tap the text icon to watch videos.

For Manual controls tap the ‘A’ button, located in lower right of the camera viewfinder. Adjust ISO, Shutter Angle and White Balance. Scrub directly on the slider for fast adjustments and for granular control scrub anywhere in the viewfinder. Tapping the ‘M’ button reverts back to Automatic mode, reseting camera adjustments. A brief description of various camera controls:

Automatic:

Tapping the viewfinder displays a circle, adjusting both focus and exposure on a point of interest. Long pressing locks focus/exposure.

Manual:

Tap the viewfinder to select a point of interest to focus. Use the following manual controls to create the desired image:

ISO: adjust light sensitivity on the digital sensor. For best image quality try to keep the ISO as low as possible – increasing ISO, increases the gain resulting in increased noise.

S° (Shutter Angle): shutter speed relative to the frame rate. Ideally use 180° for a traditional motion between frames as seen on most films. Sometimes this will not be possible, if there is too much light attach a ND filter to your iPhone lens to maintain shutter angle.

WB: adjust White Balance for correct white based on the colour temperature of the light in a scene. 5.5K is a good guide for outdoor daylight. Adjusting WB warms or cools the image.

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Love to help you get the most creativity from Nizo. Please email me at jason@nizo.co for any questions, help or for filmmaking tips.

Best wishes from Sydney, Australia

Jason