LumaBooth will automatically use the camera with the widest available lens.
This feature gets rid of any shaking that occurs resulting in very smooth boomerangs and videos. If you mount your iPad to moving platform as 360 booth, you will greatly benefit from our camera stabilization feature (Settings, Camera Settings). To support high frame-rate capture, the ISO and shutter speed settings have been replaced by an exposure slider that applies to photos as well as boomerangs, and video capture. The rear camera is recommended as it can always support higher frame rates. The majority of recent iPads now support 120-240 fps which provide for some great footage that can be slowed down up-to 1/4x. You can see the max frame rate your camera supports under Settings, Camera Settings.
If your timeline has any clips that are slowed down, LumaBooth will automatically set your camera to capture the video in a high frame rate (60fps, 120fps, or 240 fps) depending on your camera’s capabilities and the clip speed. You can click on the Preview button to see an example of how the different speeds will affect your boomerang. Additionally, you can break down the recording into multiple clips with each having a different speed. Choose to speed up certain sections while slowing down others, a great feature for 360 booths. Reverse and Slow down/Speed up ClipsĪfter setting up the overall length of the video you would like to capture (increased to 15s), you can choose to playback the recorded video either forwards only or forwards then in reverse.
#Canon dslr software for mac lion update#
To try out these new features, update LumaBooth from the Apple App Store. We hope you enjoy these new features and look forward to hearing your feedback. Use iPad pro’s ultra-wide cameras and set zoom.Camera Stabilization for boomerang and video sessions.
#Canon dslr software for mac lion manual#
0 kommentar(er)
