PylonCam Pro im Vergleich zu split3Depth (3D effect video) Nutzung und Statistiken

**See User Guide for Set-Up Instructions and Best Practices: https://sites.google.com/view/pyloncam-pro Features: - Video start/stop trigger based on GPS speed. - Ability to record in Full HD (1080p) at 30 frames-per-second, 60fps, or slo-mo 120fps*. - Ability to record in 4K quality (2160p) at 30fps or 60fps. - Image stabilization (**stability will be worse on 14 Pro and 15 Pro models) - Previous settings reload automatically upon opening. - Saves videos directly to camera roll in correct orientation (no need to reverse the image). - Ability to select rear or selfie camera, and select ultra-wide lens when using rear camera. - Active support and bug fixing guaranteed! *When recording at 120fps, Apple defaults the video to playback as a “slo-mo” video. It is a quick fix to make it playback regular speed, though you do have to do it on each individual video. **See User Guide. Unfortunately, 14 Pro and 15 Pro have physical hardware that makes the video shakier, so software can't fix it.

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split3Depth (3D effect video)

#split3Depth application will allow you to create videos using the Split Depth technique which consists in adding white stripes or edges giving the illusion of 3D, simulating a depth effect by highlighting people, animals or objects of interest in the foreground in a few steps: • Export a video from the library or camera • Add lines or borders usign custom templates • Adjust position, thickness and color of lines or borders • Draw/Erase fragments of lines or borders to highlight the object of interest frame-by-frame in editor mode • Preview using the scroll bar or rendering the video • Export it to your SPLIT list so you can share it any time Review the additional settings of the application: • Set maximum duration from 3 to 30 seconds • Set Max frames per second (FPS) automatically or manually (20 to 30) • Show Magnifier in edit mode • Hide watermark in exported videos