Why can't take video in 640*480?

[truelies]

Ios set it to 1080p, the file is huge for 25 minutes video.

 

[davehutch]

Try ProCam
1080, 720, 640x480 or 480x360

 

[darngooddesign]

Ios set it to 1080p, the file is huge for 25 minutes video.

I agree. I always drop back to 720p on my Mac before importing to iPhoto. Gonna have to try a different app. But knowing my luck I'll end up recording a particular video I really want at too low a res. 😉

 

[MLAM]

Filmic Pro has many many options too, one of the best video camera apps for iOS in my book.

 

[truelies]

Filmic Pro has many many options too, one of the best video camera apps for iOS in my book.

The lowest is 960*540, also I don't know what's iframe mean.

 

[MLAM]

The lowest is 960*540, also I don't know what's iframe mean.

They must have changed it or there is only so much they can limit on the newer phones.

Try Videon

https://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/videon-video-camera-zoom-filters/id648862644?mt=8

Massive range of resolutions including 640x480

 

[TJ61]

That's one of the reasons I've been using Procamera for all my photo/video needs (on my 4s). I see they've come out with a new app (Procamera 7?) which appears to be at an introductory price of $0.99. I think the now-obsolete version I'm using was ~$2.99 for comparison.

I shoot video almost exclusively at 720p, but smaller is an option. The camera functionality is awesome, too.

Just a happy customer, btw.

 

[Zmanbaseball2]

Try ProCam
1080, 720, 640x480 or 480x360

I use this everyday. I make video reviews on amazon. I use this app to make my videos lower quality to use less memory because amazon only allows 100mb uploads.

 

[SanjeevRana]

Just downsample using iMovie ... should be free for new phones anyways