Live HD/R

I have been hoping for this. I have a 10.5" iPad Pro and knew that I had a good camera but needed some better software for video. This application is fantastic and definitely worth the price. If you have any iPad, hold the iPad in the portrait mode, open the app, then put it in landscape mode if you wish to do so because otherwise it has a slight malfunction in which the setting controls do not show. All of the controls are great and you can get your HDR video just the way you want it. Highly recommended. Hopefully they'll fix the bugs soon!

Can't adjust focus or change recording resolution from in the app. and the HDR quality just isn't that great. Hopefully they can update it to take advantage of the great cameras on the 7 plus.

Once upon a time there was an app called Flare for HDR videos which hasn't seen an update since the 4S. Now this has come along and it's already one of my favorite video apps!!! One suggestion, while giving us ability to manually adjust recording settings which is great would also be good to have some automatic HDR modes as well. And if you ever make an app to do HDR to existing videos I'd happily pay for that ability!

Good

Just another app for only latest iPhones or iPads? 👎 or just not optimized ?

I found out this app by accident and it is real surprise for me. I love to take HDR photos on iPhone but this app shoots live HDR videos. It is not a gimmick but real time processing. Very good functionality in a small size app package...

Misleading. The quality of the video is poor compared to what you get from the built in video app. You also lose the excellent stabilization that apple has in their app. It also doesn't appear to be true HDR, the dynamic range between dark and light areas has not actually been improved, instead there are simply filters applied to the video that give it the overly saturated, high contrast, "HDR" look. Don't waste your money.

What a great app, mazing HDR videos. Add 1080 resolution for iPhone 6 and stabilizer please

Even on my 6+, video comes out jerky. For viewing on anything larger than a phone, 720 resolution looks bad. I've invested my $3, hope they improve with updates.

I love pictures and video with High dynamic range, both realistic and wild looking. HDR Video has been super exclusive so far, so it's great and empowering to see it available to the iPhone 6 user, however, this app will not, in its current form, produce anything wild like a DSLR will. There are just not enough tone mapping settings to get the cool crazy looks from HDR videos you can find on Vimeo and YouTube. I'm sure it'll get there, but not quite yet.