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Best Settings for Cinematic Video in Blackmagic Camera App v3 (iPhone & Android Tutorial)
Best Settings for Cinematic Video in Blackmagic Camera App v3 (iPhone & Android Tutorial) Discover the best Blackmagic Camera App v3 settings for iPhone and Android to achieve true cinematic video in 2025 and into 2026. This guide breaks down the exact configuration professionals rely on, covering Log profiles, LUTs, ProRes RAW, open-gate recording, shutter angle, ISO control, ND filters, and accurate white balance. Whether shooting on iPhone 17 Pro, 16 Pro, or 15 Pro, or on Samsung S24/S25 Ultra, Pixel, or Xiaomi devices, these settings deliver maximum image quality, natural skin tones, filmic motion blur, and serious dynamic range. No fluff. No guesswork. Just the most precise Blackmagic Camera…
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Moment Pro Camera II Tutorial — Best Settings for Cinematic Pro Video on iPhone
Moment Pro Camera II Tutorial — Best Settings for Cinematic Pro Video on iPhone Moment Pro Camera 2 is here — and it delivers one of the cleanest, most intuitive, and most powerful pro-video experiences ever released for iPhone. In this tutorial, I’ll walk you step-by-step through the best settings for cinematic pro video, including the ideal codec, resolution, frame rate, Apple Log / Log2 workflow, LUT setup, focus tools, zebras, and how to nail filmic motion blur using the 180-degree shutter rule. Whether you’re shooting on iPhone 15 / 16 Pro or the iPhone 17 Pro with Apple Log 2, this guide shows you exactly how to get the…
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Moment Pro Camera II – Tutorial
Moment Pro Camera II – Tutorial Learn everything you need to know about the Moment Pro Camera II App for your iPhone. Please support us TheAppWhisperer has always had a dual mission: to promote the most talented mobile artists of the day and to support ambitious, interested viewers worldwide. As the years pass, TheAppWhisperer has gained readers and viewers and has found new venues for that exchange. All this work thrives with the support of our community. Your support helps protect our independence, and we can keep delivering open, global promotion of mobile artists. Every contribution, however big or small, is valuable for our future. Click here to help us
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Moment Pro Camera II Tutorial — Best Settings for Cinematic Pro Video on iPhone
Moment Pro Camera II Tutorial — Best Settings for Cinematic Pro Video on iPhone Moment Pro Camera 2 is here — and it delivers one of the cleanest, most intuitive, and most powerful pro-video experiences ever released for iPhone. In this tutorial, I’ll walk you step-by-step through the best settings for cinematic pro video, including the ideal codec, resolution, frame rate, Apple Log / Log2 workflow, LUT setup, focus tools, zebras, and how to nail filmic motion blur using the 180-degree shutter rule. Whether you’re shooting on iPhone 15 / 16 Pro or the iPhone 17 Pro with Apple Log 2, this guide shows you exactly how to get the…
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AppArt School – Ten iOS Painting Apps that offer Tutorials, Community Features, or Resources to Help Improve your Painting Skills
AppArt School – Ten iOS Painting Apps that offer Tutorials, Community Features, or Resources to Help Improve your Painting Skills Procreate: Procreate is a highly popular and feature-rich painting app that provides a vast library of tutorials, both within the app and on their official website. They offer step-by-step guides, video tutorials, and an active community where artists can share their work and receive feedback. Autodesk SketchBook: SketchBook offers a variety of tutorials and learning resources to help artists enhance their skills. Their extensive tutorial library covers different techniques and workflows, and they have a community platform where you can connect with fellow artists and seek advice. Adobe Fresco: Adobe…
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Mobile Photography Tutorial – iPhoneography Apps – Using Style>Toon in iColorama
We are delighted to publish this new tutorial by award winning mobile artist and our resident tutorial editor, Jerry Jobe. This time Jobe takes a deep dive into using the style Toon in hugely popular art app, iColorama. Take a look at this video tutorial below (foreword by Joanne Carter). The new Toon feature (January 2022) in iColorama is an AI that sketches your image. It is configured for faces, and has no real user controls. But it can be manipulated to achieve nice results.
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App Art School – How to Edit Videos on iPhone & iPad: LumaFusion Tutorial
Welcome to our App Art School. Within this section we publish a range of tutorials from beginner, intermediate to professional editing techniques to help you adjust your photo art in the best possible way. In this session, Justin Brown explains how to edit videos on iPhone & iPad using one of the best video editing apps for iOS, in this complete LumaFusion Tutorial. LumaFusion retails for £/$28.99 and you can download it here
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Mobile Photography & Art Tutorial – Using AI Apps in Collage Work
We are delighted to publish this creative tutorial detailing how to use AI apps in collage work by none other than our resident tutorial editor, Jerry Jobe, take a look at this video tutorial below, it is fascinating as well as educational (foreword by Joanne Carter). AI, or artificial intelligence, is used more and more in apps today. It started with features like Context-aware fill in Photoshop, and extended to Topaz’s desktop resizer, Gigapixel AI. Web-based apps followed, like Dreamscope’s art-creation app and pages that would create head shots of people who don’t even exist. Portrait AI is an app that recreates a face in a photo from multiple…
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Procreate App Tutorial by Award Winning Mobile Artist Catherine Caddigan
We are delighted today to publish this exemplary Procreate App tutorial by multi-award winning artist Catherine Caddigan. In this tutorial Caddigan takes us carefully step by step to create a wonderful piece of art, don’t miss this! (foreword by Joanne Carter).
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Mobile Photography Tutorial – Frame Popping with Superimpose X – Part 2 with Jerry Jobe
We are delighted to publish Part 2 of this creative tutorial using the app, SuperimposeX to create an image representing a frame popping by none other than our resident tutorial editor, Jerry Jobe, take a look at this video tutorial below. If you missed Part 1, please go here.
