I didn't measure but it's about an arms length.

If you're rendering out to h264 or h265, it should render fast because of hardware acceleration.

Just reminding you that it's a beginner video. Gotta chill man, 8-bit is fine for most people on mobile, but yes, sure - I personally export to prores for grading on my pc.

@@AndroMatthew I'm a beginner. I don't understand what the purpose of the app is. It's as if you imagine some "beginners" who are the "most people" who would actually want to use this app...are going to haphazardly stumble upon the app, work through numerous considerations and devote hours of time into testing their phone's hardware specific compatibility with RAW recording, and then proceed to devote large amounts of temporary space to record RAW, and then export an unedited 8-bit 4:2:0 file, and then upload it directly to social media? How does that make any sense? Why would they be doing that? You didn't actually think about it, you proceed as conformist follower by automatically conforming with whatever is anti-futuristic. It's because of people like you that KZbin is 8-bit and we're still stuck seeing obvious color banding with 8-bit in the year 2025. When are you people going to let up? You're an anti-technologist defender of deceleration by default. You are happy to pollute KZbin with your negative influence and automatic deference to 8-bit, or whatever else defends the past and the old way. You know you can upload HDR10 PQ or HLG, HDR10+, 10-bit ProRes 422, 10-bit or 12-bit ProRes 4444 to KZbin? Instead of being negative about the future and 8-bit, why not show some positive influence and teach beginners how to upload HDR10+ to KZbin?

I'm not sure about S24 Ultra, but I found this link that might help reeflexstore.com/products/g-series-carbon-samsung-case?srsltid=AfmBOopzsCu0igJ5pqnt7xicnaz90Lz425Lo4vBNNO9QmzZom3V1jvlH&variant=49928803975493

It won't affect the image quality too drastically in my experience. It'll help in certain situations but not extreme lowlight/high iso.

​@@AndroMatthew I have great studio lighting to be honest, but since it only lights me as the subject with my talking head videos and the background usually is very dark with just a couple of lowlight RGB background lights, there is too much noise in those dark areas, so I thought maybe Chroma Denoising could fix that. I will give it a try with the highest settings and see how it will affect. Also, you replied to one of the comments down below and said DirectLog or RAW videos generate more noise, are there solutions to that other than Denoising in post? Thank you for your video, man! It is one of a kind and is really helpful!

I think Log is more practical, as you can preview it directly after shooting and uses comparatively less space than RAW. RAW on the other hand requires more processing to finally preview the footage and uses much larger chunk of storage

It depends on your needs, for day to day, directlog is definitely the way to go. But on more serious shoots, RAW retains the most data.

What phone are you using?

@@AndroMatthew Samsung Galaxy S23

Snapdragon? It could be Samsung didn't allow it. If Raw10 isn't available, raw_sensor is fine too 👌

@@AndroMatthew I have to check to see if is snapdragon, maybe not...but it's ok, with raw_sensor is running smoothly. Thank you, Andro.

If you like Pixels, @SebastianMerca is your guy. Directlog should work with OIS but you have to turn ois off if you're planning on using gyro. They don't mix well.

I don't think it can looking at the specs. If you can try it at a store, do so. If you can't, it's better to get another device.

I only have the a55. Tested other app but the frame rate drop was terrible. No motioncam demo for a55

I'm honestly thoroughly impressed with what we're already getting now. Not in my wildest dreams did I imagine we would get to this point. Motioncam is changing the rules of the game

@@AndroMatthew As I said, you already know motioncam results will keep getting better since phone cams will keep upgrading. Since motion has been out, newer phones have come out that show a difference from an earlier series model. S25 is coming that will be sharper and clearer than S24,S24 is sharper and clearer than S22 and S20,The model I have s20fe is less sharper and less clear than S22-24. Just imagine how much more detail the S40-50 will have using a monster program like Motioncam. I'm glad to witness history.

For realll. I agree 💯 it's so crazy to me this is happening. Outside of youtube, it's really hard for me to explain to people how crazy this is 😂 it's a good time to be alive

@@AndroMatthew The sad thing is I wish this program could've been made years ago. All the people who took video years ago could've had way better quality. A lot of people have deleted their original footage or it was lost. I know KZbin compresses video, alot of people have deleted their original footage or it was lost,I know KZbin compresses video but still those videos could've still had better quality. People now who still use phones to record don't know if this program exists. I just found out about this program 2 days ago while looking for a better program to take video better than Open Cam, I just found out of this program 2 days ago

I get how you feel. But to be fair, motioncam has improved a lot since its founding. Initially it was very "complicated" and the only reason I found it is because I was looking into switching to an iPhone for video. Then BAM, I bumped into a Motioncam (which I thought was clickbait). Straight up pre-ordered the s22 ultra. 😂

Nothing beats Motioncam yet. Especially for S24 ultra.

@@AndroMatthewnothing will beat motion unless it’s a upgrade of that style all the other apps are just the usually ripoff of each other

can we switch lenses while shooting videos? BTW is there any app that supports smooth transition while lens switches? Thanks for your help in advance.

Not in Motioncam at least, maybe one day - but currently, no.

Noise wise, there's a few things you can do in camera. Max chroma denoise, set lower iso (don't auto), and bin your video. The thing about RAW source is that you need to put in a little elbow grease during post. Also, shooting in daylight helps a lot.

@@AndroMatthew thank you 🙏🏼

Hey man. My settings aren't really down yet. But basically I set the time between capture to 0.25 secs. In premiere I force the fps to 10-15 fps ish. And warp stabilize.

@@AndroMatthew I loved the effect great job

I'm not sure, but I'd play it safe and get a different teleprompter.

Actually, you can still have good grading flexibility even in H264. But, the issue with the stock camera is the absence of LOG video and all the post-processing shenanigans that destroys color grading. But, since the H264 video is based on RAW data, there's a wider flexibility to grade in post. Not to mention, there's more data and detail too.

You're very welcome brother

I agree. In fact, in many cases, that's what I do. But I think it's a good alternative in cases where you want to save on storage on long shoots and still take binned 1080p prores.

how would you go about grading this in davinci resolve?

@@indiependent121 apply cst.

On the video, the suggested Transfer Function was BT.709, what is the difference between that and Cineon Log? Thank you.

@@gilmourgasm If your transfer function is BT.709 your output video will look like regular video. But cineon log will give you flat , wash-out, desaturated video. Cineon log will give you more advance colour grading option than the BT.709 does.

@@shyhandiq Thank you so much for your response! My biggest weakness in video production is color grading, so if I just continue with BT.709, do you think it is enough for my talking head videos for KZbin?

Thank you 😁

Log footage looks mute to be fair, but there is a feature within the app to directly record with a LUT. Or record in RAW and export your footage with a LUT.

Hey man. Use chroma denoising. Also, expose with ETTR. Finally, RAW stream tends to be more noiser because the ISP doesn't clean up the details. Consider noise reduction on your pc if you have one.

What phone are you using it with?

What phone are you using?

@@AndroMatthew 11 pro pls help

@@AndroMatthew connected it to my phone, but d video is not making out any sound after using it

I assume you mean iphone 11 pro? Have you tried plugging the mic out and then listening to the audio?

@@AndroMatthew yesss, it’s still not playing

It basically reduces the color noise. You'll notice the noise when you pixel peep or in dark areas.

How big are the the files compared to mcpro24fps ?? On mcpro 11 seconds are around 200 mb, in 4k 30 fps 160 bitrate

Try proshot it's better than mcpro. Stacam also good but too much sharpness

Mcpro has digital stabilization? Where's it? I can only see optical

@@atf56 Do you have the Xiaomi 14 Ultra Global Version?

@@thatchinaboi1 nope..mine is S21fe snapdragon 888

You mean Optical image stabilization or Electronic image stabilization. I can turn on ois with Sony Xperia 1v, when it's on there is no crop at all. But no Electronic image stabilization

@@danengmao9003 EIS

What phone are you using? Sometimes a phone just doesn't support 30fps. Or it doesn't work well with the chip, my exynos phone do this too. It's also possible, but unlikely, maybe you can check your shutter speed because you might have set it too slow?

I use elegant teleprompter pro on the google play store. It's paid, but I recall it's not that expensive.

@@AndroMatthew I checked and that one is about $40 per year. I find that pretty expensive still. If it was a one off payment I would be ok with it but otherwise I don’t think it should be more than $10 a year..

That's weird. Maybe they changed to a subscription system because the last time I got it, it was a one time payment. play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ayman.elegantteleprompter.paid

@@AndroMatthew ah ok, that’s a different app than what I found. I’m on iOS and coincidentally there’s another app called elegant teleprompter. So I thought you meant that one. Looks like the one you linked doesn’t exist on iOS :/

I think you can cover it up with a black cloth. That's what I can think of other than cropping or using the zoom lens

8gen2 should do well 🫡

Does that mean no more horrible rolling shutter on the telephoto cameras?