Hi all,
So I am liking the P20 Pro 4k video quality, and think the lack of image stabilization in 4k can actually be a benefit, if one uses a gimbal. It seems like using a gimbal with camera stabilization together can be a problem and actually create camera shake.
What I'm looking for is an android app allows me to lock both the ISO and white balance while filming in 4k.
Initially I thought Filmic Pro was the way to go, but as it is right now I don't think the P20 pro is currently supported by the app at 4k.
Has anyone used either Open Camera or Cinema 4K on the P20 Pro, and can you confirm if locking white balance and ISO is supported.
Hello people!
I wanted to ask one thing about the GCAM application in OP7 ...
When I am inside the GCAM, when I touch the photo I took, the Google Photos gallery opens and I want the mobile stock app to open. How can I do that?
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Hi everyone. I noticed that the p40 pro plus camera has a different color rendering, in particular for the ultrawide and main camera shots which use the same sensors and lens of P40 Pro.
Is there a way to use/import/mod the p40 pro plus camera settings in the p40 pro?
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Monboso said:
Hi everyone. I noticed that the p40 pro plus camera has a different color rendering, in particular for the ultrawide and main camera shots which use the same sensors and lens of P40 Pro.
Is there a way to use/import/mod the p40 pro plus camera settings in the p40 pro?
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Future updates will probably fix that
Hi, I'm a musician and I always record my shows or videos playing at home or with a band that I belong to, I already have several Huawei. At the moment I have a P40 pro and I realized that when shooting with the native camera app the sound comes out compressed. Before I had a P30 Pro that captured very well. I downloaded the Open Camera and Pro Take and the sound was not compressed but the focus and zoom controls are invited ... does anyone have any idea what it is? native camera app that the sound comes out compressed, weightless, bad pickup.
This app is not present on Xperia Mark II smartphones but it's possible to install it via apkmirror. I'm not an expert with photos and videos in general, i really shoot few photos in my life, and even less videos. But it's my curiosity about it: Is this app more user.friendly and easy to use compared to Cinema Pro? I have the 5 II and i admit that i have some difficulty with Cinema Pro. Usually i use Basic Camera for videos.
If i install Video Pro from apkmirror, i can be sure it works perfectly on 5 II without any bugs / lack of functionality and/or errors? Who knows, maybe someone more expert than me already tried this and noticed some problems with the app born for Mark III lines.
EDIT: sorry for posting this in wrong place.
Did you exhaust Cinema Pro capabilities?
patrickt said:
Did you exhaust Cinema Pro capabilities?
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uhm i have difficulty to use Cinema Pro. I'm asking if Video Pro is more easy, after all, for a beginner.
I apologize for my misunderstanding. I don't do videos but if I suddenly needed to, I would go to PhotoPro Basic, switch from photo to video, and do a video with very few variables.
patrickt said:
I apologize for my misunderstanding. I don't do videos but if I suddenly needed to, I would go to PhotoPro Basic, switch from photo to video, and do a video with very few variables.
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i can't do that. Photo Pro version installed in Mark II series doesn't allow to use Basic Camera. I have the Camera separate from Phoro Pro and that's ok, i can do videos with that Camera but it's my curiosity to know more about Video Pro.
KnockOut^9 said:
i can't do that. Photo Pro version installed in Mark II series doesn't allow to use Basic Camera. I have the Camera separate from Phoro Pro and that's ok, i can do videos with that Camera but it's my curiosity to know more about Video Pro.
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Yeah! Video Pro is more advanced than Photo Pro's video mode (or Basic camera) and easier to use than Cinema Pro with more controls but no Presets as that of Cinema Pro. I would say if you don't want something of Cinema quality Video Pro is far better than using Basic Video mode from either Basic camera or Photo Pro.
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Yeah! Video Pro is more advanced than Photo Pro's video mode (or Basic camera) and easier to use than Cinema Pro with more controls but no Presets as that of Cinema Pro. I would say if you don't want something of Cinema quality Video Pro is far better than using Basic Video mode from either Basic camera or Photo Pro.
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really thanks PPGX5II. I will try this app, i'm sure is easy to use and efficient.