Shoot Pro Webcam & Telestrator App Reviews

This app is second-to-none to begin with, but if you do have an issue here or there, Michael is, w/o question, the most responsive, congenial, genuine & dedicated-to-YOU developer I've ever encountered (and that includes family - very close family!)! This is a must for any iPad user for with this gap to fill! 5* all day!

Big downfall for not having an option to use apple log for better color grading. I bought the pro plan thinking i was going to have that feature because its listed in there but i didn't. Thats major for me but other than that its a pretty good app.

I just needed something to display / magnify what I was doing on the table onto a smart tv overhead (how-to crafts, cooking) with better quality than casting. Nothing fancy, no social media posting, recording, etc. With Shoot app, an iPod touch, HDMI cable and a smart tv, I’m in business. Super intuitive, very easy to use and clean HDMI output (nothing shows up on the tv except what I’m doing, no controls, etc). Something I was dreading and Ithought would cost hundreds cost me nothing!

It used to be available on iPhone13Pro. Recently, I have changed to iPhone16ProMax, and the autofocus cannot be used, there is a breathing effect, and it cannot be focused. I hope it will be repaired.

I’m actually not reviewing this, but Yo it’s better if a real person responds on this stuf.

Very useful app, but was surprised they there’s no option to send audio, as seemed to be the case with recent YouTube reviews.

My go to app for features like WB (manual or auto) with calibration lock, ISO lock, Ev lock, SS lock, Focus lock, Zoom lock. Each individually, partially, or collectively selectable. Unlike its competitors, Shoot app gives me FULL control over each aspect of the camera’s behavior. A truly deserving 5 stars.

Update - Attentive developer, he has lowered the price to 99. That is more palatable for an iPhone pro app. Thank you. If your going to spend this much money, you need Pro equipment. There are cheaper apps. EpocCamPro or Camo app. $349 for lifetime, wow.

Using an apple lightning to USBA cable. Can’t get this to work with either my old iMac running Catalina or my Mac mini running Monterrey. Update: I figured out how to make this work. It doesn’t present your phone’s camera just like a regular USB webcam. You need to use another piece of software on the Mac side. I used OBS Studio.

I paid for and use this app a bunch for lessons. If you’re looking for a helpful way to use your phone as a camera for Zoom, ecamm, and other apps, this is the best app I’ve found for that purpose so far.