Should you use your iPhone for filmmaking and video?
Should you make your movie or video with an iPhone or a DSLR/mirrorless camera? I list the pros and cons of shooting on a mobile device.
Should you make your movie or video with an iPhone or a DSLR/mirrorless camera? I list the pros and cons of shooting on a mobile device.
How can you get the best out of your iPhone/iPad video camera? These 33 tips will help you get steadier shots and better sound, film in low light, keep your device charged, and free up memory.
Here’s how to cut flare and improve contrast and colour when you’re shooting towards the light – without any accessories.
How I made my latest two-minute iPhone film, telling the story of Gemma Bailey and her Cardiff coffee trike business and including moving shots, time-lapse, stabilised shots and slow motion.
The Boya BY-M1 is a very affordable lavalier microphone for both cameras and smartphones. Sound quality is excellent for the price, it has a good strong output level, and it doesn’t need a separate adapter for phones.
The latest version of Filmic Pro is the most professional iPhone/iPad camera app yet, with an improved interface, manual controls, pro analytic overlays, and flat/log profiles. It’s an impressive upgrade.