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- Real Name: Joakim Svärdh
Tue Feb 25, 2025 2:53 pm
I did a multicam recording with three iPhone 15s. I connected all of them to my iPhone and checked the synced recording.
The producer filmed with the second iPhone, and the third was on a tripod. The producer accidentally stopped the recording on his phone and immediately realized what happened, so we started the recording again. However, I did NOT get a warning on my phone, which controlled his phone. Maybe this is because I wasn't looking at the grid view of all three phones but only at my phone. I really think there should be a warning on the controller phone. Maybe even an option to lock controls on the remote cameras.
Also, as soon as you connect to a remote camera, it forces it into landscape mode unless you checked "Lock current orientation" in the settings.
The producer filmed with the second iPhone, and the third was on a tripod. The producer accidentally stopped the recording on his phone and immediately realized what happened, so we started the recording again. However, I did NOT get a warning on my phone, which controlled his phone. Maybe this is because I wasn't looking at the grid view of all three phones but only at my phone. I really think there should be a warning on the controller phone. Maybe even an option to lock controls on the remote cameras.
Also, as soon as you connect to a remote camera, it forces it into landscape mode unless you checked "Lock current orientation" in the settings.