- PINNACLE MOVIEMAKER MOVIE
- PINNACLE MOVIEMAKER 1080P
- PINNACLE MOVIEMAKER PORTABLE
- PINNACLE MOVIEMAKER PRO
PINNACLE MOVIEMAKER PORTABLE
It’s possible to power the ANOVA with a V-Lock battery meaning it’s fully portable and just as at home on location as it is in the studio. Rather, it’s a solid and extremely well-built light that feels like it’s been designed for heavy use. Whilst for location lighting it’s still relatively portable, it’s worth noting that this is not a lightweight polycarbonate product aimed at the lower end of the market. Add in the weight of the case itself, filters, the power supply unit, power cord and any additional batteries, and the package nears the 10kg/22lb mark.
PINNACLE MOVIEMAKER PRO
On its own, the Anova Pro weighs 2.47kg/5.41b, but once set up with the yoke and barn doors, this weight increases to a healthy 4.78kg/10.51b. The cost of a basic fixed-colour Anova Pro is £1,367.99/$1,499.99, while the more flexible bicolour 50° is £1199.99/$1,575.00, and impressively this is actually significantly cheaper than its less well-specified predecessor.Īs standard, the Anova Pro comes with a yoke for mounting to a stand, while the optional Masters Kit (£368.99/$399.99) we were sent also includes a sturdy flight case, as well as a hexagonal set of barn doors. This means the colour output can be set anywhere between 3150K and 6300K, allowing the Anova Pro to be used with other light sources.īefore we get into the light’s features it’s worth talking about pricing and builds quality. The Anova Pro’s circular face is packed with 720 LED lights, split with a 50/50 mix of warm and cool LEDs. They May have once been seen as a poor relation of the lighting family, but LED have come a long way and the Rotolight Anova Pro may just be the pinnacle of the technology. Why there's no option for uploading to Dropbox, Google Drive, OneDrive, or the like is beyond me.With 720 LEDs and a 3150-6300K colour range, the Rotolight Anova Pro offers more power and control than its predecessor and could well turn out to be the most versatile light we’ve ever seen
However, the app still supports only one cloud service: Box.
PINNACLE MOVIEMAKER MOVIE
When you're done editing, you can export your movie to Facebook, YouTube, or even Pinnacle Studio for PC or iPad. This remains an admirably simple app to use, especially if you watch the 5-minute tutorial video that shows you around the interface. It supplies various motion and static titles, but you can edit things like colors, fonts, and sizes to create customized text.įor the iPhone edition, Pinnacle had to rejigger the interface for a smaller screen, though not as much as you might think. The app also lets you trim and split clips, overlay sound effects and voice recordings, add custom pan-and-zoom effects, and so on.
To build a movie, you simply drag a photo, video clip, transition effect, title, or song to the storyboard or timeline, then arrange those elements to your liking. The app debuted for iPad way back in August 2012, bringing a core set of features (and somewhat familiar interface) to the tablet from the popular desktop version. Update: Pinnacle is currently offering a limited-time introductory price of $4.99. Now, there's another option: Pinnacle Studio for iPhone ($9.99).
For most users, the go-to tool for such video-editing tasks is Apple's $4.99 iMovie. Of course, out of the box there's no way to join or split clips, add titles, create a soundtrack, or apply special effects.
PINNACLE MOVIEMAKER 1080P
Your iPhone can capture full 1080p video, making it a surprisingly robust tool for all kinds of moviemaking: vacations, family events, Bigfoot sightings, or even the indie film you're hoping to debut at Sundance. Pinnacle Studio for iPhone offers the same simple storyboarding interface as the iPad and PC versions.
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