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Filmic was for a while the app for turning your phone into a pseudo-pro video camera. But Blackmagic Camera wasn't the executioner - it was their own doing when
by jeffdubin 3y ago
Filmic was for a while the app for turning your phone into a pseudo-pro video camera. But Blackmagic Camera wasn't the executioner - it was their own doing when they abandoned what had been a pay-once app and suddenly turned to a (quite expensive) subscription model. That didn't sit well with the community - the app's rating tanked by hundreds+ of one-star reviews. At least iOS users have BMD's camera app - Android users don't have anything comparable.
- IlPeach 3y agoI was going to ask if there was anything comparable for Android... :(
- liminalsunset 3y agoTry something called ProShot, mcpro24fps, or MotionCam Pro - Seems like they offer the same features and more, without a subscription
- steve1977 3y agoI guess on Android you‘d have to look for hardware specific apps, like the one Sony is offering with their Xperia phones for example.
- liminalsunset 3y agoOn Android you actually have something better than Filmic Pro, you can use something called MotionCam [Pro], which allows you to record RAW video, or optionally ProRes or HEVC (still in beta/alpha right now) in various log formats. There's also mcpro24fps for a slightly more traditional video app (free in Russian language). Between these, the video recording situation appears to be signficantly ahead of iOS even without Filmic Pro.
- jeffdubin 3y agoThanks for pointing out these alternatives - I'll check them out!