Most often when a commenter goes to such lengths to criticize a new offering, I tend to ignore it and look for better reviews.Not worth 10 or even 20. Do you work for them?
Most often when a commenter goes to such lengths to criticize a new offering, I tend to ignore it and look for better reviews.Not worth 10 or even 20. Do you work for them?
Then after sometime, they'll shift to Subscription-based payments just like what they did to Halide and just rename it with some MARK II bullsheet ughhhLmao just use the stock Camera app. Halide is just a fancy skin.
Because it's a new app?Yes. Don’t waste your money on this. Don’t know why MR is advertising for them.
We include what's easily $25+ in presets from pro colorists, for one.No, it’s not a “bargain”. Please explain what features are missing from BlackMagic before promoting this expensive app.
We added an FAQ item about that, if you are curious:they'll probably pull a Halide there too, make app free in a year or two and require a sub for new features
Most often when a commenter goes to such lengths to criticize a new offering, I tend to ignore it and look for better reviews.
BlackMagic is utter trash. I only believe so because you are trying too hard.No, it’s not a “bargain”. Please explain what features are missing from BlackMagic before promoting this expensive app.
Hello!Because it's a new app?
We include what's easily $25+ in presets from pro colorists, for one.
We added an FAQ item about that, if you are curious:
Your other app, Halide, is a subscription product now. Will that happen to Kino, too?
Good question! The honest answer is that we don't know.
What we think is more important to answer is what it would mean to you if we make Kino free with an optional subscription or one-time purchase in the future, like what we did with Halide.
Let's look at Halide: the app launched seven years ago, and started at $2,99. When we rolled out the second version of Halide three years later, we decided to give this update to everyone who had bought the app for free — and give years of updates on top of that, also for free!
All Halide users who ever bought the app can use it for life, along with all the features they paid for and over two years of updates on top of that. That's true to this day.
Last year, we started offering an option for those users to upgrade to get new updates with extra features. But that's completely optional. The app, and all its features will always keep working, will still get compatibility updates for new iPhones, etc.
We try to do the best for our users at all times, and part of that is honoring the people that supported us from the beginning. In all of our apps' history for the last 7 years in business, we've always taken care of our users first.
In brief: we don't know, but if we do, we'll make sure that you are taken care of, and if you buy the app now you'll own it for as long as it's around.
And GermanFun fact: 'kino' is the word for 'cinema' in Russian, Ukrainian and Bulgarian. I'm guessing the developers hail from one of those countries...
Hello,Because it's a new app?
We include what's easily $25+ in presets from pro colorists, for one.
We added an FAQ item about that, if you are curious:
Your other app, Halide, is a subscription product now. Will that happen to Kino, too?
Good question! The honest answer is that we don't know.
What we think is more important to answer is what it would mean to you if we make Kino free with an optional subscription or one-time purchase in the future, like what we did with Halide.
Let's look at Halide: the app launched seven years ago, and started at $2,99. When we rolled out the second version of Halide three years later, we decided to give this update to everyone who had bought the app for free — and give years of updates on top of that, also for free!
All Halide users who ever bought the app can use it for life, along with all the features they paid for and over two years of updates on top of that. That's true to this day.
Last year, we started offering an option for those users to upgrade to get new updates with extra features. But that's completely optional. The app, and all its features will always keep working, will still get compatibility updates for new iPhones, etc.
We try to do the best for our users at all times, and part of that is honoring the people that supported us from the beginning. In all of our apps' history for the last 7 years in business, we've always taken care of our users first.
In brief: we don't know, but if we do, we'll make sure that you are taken care of, and if you buy the app now you'll own it for as long as it's around.
Lmao just use the stock Camera app. Halide is just a fancy skin.
They Stole the name from Stargate Universe!… Clever.
I think this word is used in most Slavic languages and German.Fun fact: 'kino' is the word for 'cinema' in Russian, Ukrainian and Bulgarian. I'm guessing the developers hail from one of those countries...
Not only. It's a German noun. Almost every country East/South East of Germany uses kino for cinema. Norway too.Fun fact: 'kino' is the word for 'cinema' in Russian, Ukrainian and Bulgarian. I'm guessing the developers hail from one of those countries...
OK never mind, found it on their user manual page:I couldn't work this out from reading the description/marketing copy, but can you 'preview' luts while recording WITHOUT baking the lut into the footage, keeping the footage as ungraded Apple Log (similar to Blackmagic App)?
Yeah a comparison with the BM app would be greatDoesn't the free BlackMagic Camera have all this?
Yes I have had halide 90% of the time I use stock app bc I just don’t need much better but in the 10% of scenarios that I NEED something more Halide does the trick and i appreciated the support you guys provided when you went to mk2. I actually bought kino right away for this reason I’m not sure I’ll need it soon but I do intend to try it and already it has more features and control than stock app and I appreciate interface more than most other pro video apps I’ve used Blackmagic is also good but there’s room for both apps.Because it's a new app?
We include what's easily $25+ in presets from pro colorists, for one.
We added an FAQ item about that, if you are curious:
Your other app, Halide, is a subscription product now. Will that happen to Kino, too?
Good question! The honest answer is that we don't know.
What we think is more important to answer is what it would mean to you if we make Kino free with an optional subscription or one-time purchase in the future, like what we did with Halide.
Let's look at Halide: the app launched seven years ago, and started at $2,99. When we rolled out the second version of Halide three years later, we decided to give this update to everyone who had bought the app for free — and give years of updates on top of that, also for free!
All Halide users who ever bought the app can use it for life, along with all the features they paid for and over two years of updates on top of that. That's true to this day.
Last year, we started offering an option for those users to upgrade to get new updates with extra features. But that's completely optional. The app, and all its features will always keep working, will still get compatibility updates for new iPhones, etc.
We try to do the best for our users at all times, and part of that is honoring the people that supported us from the beginning. In all of our apps' history for the last 7 years in business, we've always taken care of our users first.
In brief: we don't know, but if we do, we'll make sure that you are taken care of, and if you buy the app now you'll own it for as long as it's around.