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Adobe Premiere Debuts Free Android Editing With Optional AI Boosts
technology17 days ago

Adobe Premiere Debuts Free Android Editing With Optional AI Boosts

Adobe Premiere is now available on Android for free (no Creative Cloud login required), offering multi‑track editing, 4K export, audio enhancements, and voiceovers. The app is optimized for foldables and YouTube Shorts, with desktop‑level features limited but a major upgrade over Premiere Rush. AI features (image/video generation and text‑to‑video) run on a credits system: 250 free AI credits per month, with paid plans at $8/month or $70/year for 1,200 credits. Requires at least 5GB RAM and performs well on midrange devices.

via Ars Technica|
#4k-video#adobe-premiere#ai-tools
Vivo X500 Pro Max Gets Fresh Renders as Creator Demonstrates 4K Zeiss Camera
technology29 days ago

Vivo X500 Pro Max Gets Fresh Renders as Creator Demonstrates 4K Zeiss Camera

Vivo officially previewed the X500 Pro Max with high‑resolution renders in at least two colors (bluish gray and orange) and showed a protective case with a 400 mm teleconverter mount. A travel blogger/creator demonstrated what the Zeiss Vario-APO-Sonnar lens can do, sharing 4K footage from the phone’s camera and signaling strong capabilities ahead of global availability in weeks, with a cheaper X500 base model unboxing also circulating. Final China pricing was anticipated with the official launch confirmation.

via Notebookcheck|
#4k-video#official-renders#technology
Beni: the $800 robot dog camera that jumps and follows you
gadgets3 months ago

Beni: the $800 robot dog camera that jumps and follows you

The Verge tests Mondo Robotics’ Beni, a two‑legged robot dog that can run up to 18 mph, jump about 10 inches, follow you or a pet, and film in 4K HDR (with options for 3K60 or 1080p60+). It’s Kickstarter‑priced around $600 with an $800 full retail tag, controllable via app joysticks or a wrist controller, and capable of following from behind, orbiting, or snapping ahead like a drone. The robot is reportedly sturdy and rebound-capable after crashes, but the demo also shows some alignment issues and potential timing risks for fall shipping. If production stays on track, Beni could be a fun, capable camera‑bot with future add‑ons (treat‑tosser, dock charge) and modular accessories; otherwise it remains a promising prototype with uncertain delivery.

via The Verge|
#4k-video#beni#gadgets
HoverAir Aqua: The Waterproof Drone That Follows You Across Water
technology4 months ago

HoverAir Aqua: The Waterproof Drone That Follows You Across Water

HoverAir Aqua is a waterproof drone designed to follow you on water using a wearable Lighthouse beacon, with water-specific follow modes (Kayak, SUP, Orbit, Spiral) and adjustable distances. It records 1080p/4K video up to 60fps (12MP stills) and stores footage on 128GB onboard; weighs 249g and is IP-67 waterproof, priced at $1,299 and not yet available in the US due to regulatory complexities. Control can be via the drone’s display or the Hover app, and a Turtle Flip self-rights the drone if flipped, but prerelease firmware has caused occasional disconnections and jerky motion in some modes. Overall, it stands out for letting you film on the water without worrying about sinking your gear.

via CNET|
#4k-video#follow-modes#hoverair-aqua
Insta360 Go 3S gains a retro handheld viewfinder, with mixed results
gadgets4 months ago

Insta360 Go 3S gains a retro handheld viewfinder, with mixed results

Verge tests Insta360’s Go 3S with a new Retro Viewfinder that lets you frame shots like a tiny handheld camera, but the viewing angle is very limited and the preview is flipped, so framing precisely is awkward; you still can’t see the full wide field of view before shooting and you must connect to the phone app for settings, while battery life is short and the clip-on charger/extra battery is clunky. The accessory is inexpensive on its own, but for practical use the Retro Bundle with the Go 3S and an Action Pod offers a better experience.

via The Verge|
#4k-video#action-pod#gadgets
DJI Lito X1: the smarter upgrade beyond the Mini 4K
technology5 months ago

DJI Lito X1: the smarter upgrade beyond the Mini 4K

The DJI Lito X1 offers a higher-end 4K60p camera with 10-bit D-log M, built-in storage, advanced obstacle sensing (including LiDAR), extra flight modes, and longer battery life than the Mini 4K, at a higher price. For newcomers on a budget, the Mini 4K remains a solid cheaper option; if you can stretch, the Lito X1 provides sharper footage, safer flights and more automation.

via TechRadar|
#4k-video#beginner-drones#dji-lito-x1
Birdfy’s Metal 2 Feeder Upgrades to 4K Video and AI Bird Insights
technology5 months ago

Birdfy’s Metal 2 Feeder Upgrades to 4K Video and AI Bird Insights

Birdfy unveils the Feeder Metal 2 with a 4K camera, solar power, IP66 weatherproofing, and an external Wi‑Fi antenna for better range. Its OrniSense AI can identify 6,000+ species and generate custom bird insights, with optional monthly/annual subscriptions (a lifetime-access version is available for $299.99). The feeder is $269.99, holds 1.8 liters of seed, and streams at 20fps to keep video smooth.

via The Verge|
#4k-video#ai#bird-identification
Ring upgrades battery-powered doorbells to 4K video and solar charging
technology6 months ago

Ring upgrades battery-powered doorbells to 4K video and solar charging

Ring updates its battery-powered doorbells: the Battery Doorbell Pro (2nd gen) now records 4K video with 10x zoom and longer battery life, while the Battery Doorbell Plus and Battery Doorbell (2nd gen) get 2K video with 6x zoom (Plus adds a quick-release battery pack). Ring also launches a Solar Charger mount and a larger Solar Panel to extend uptime. Pre-orders start today: Pro $250, Plus $180, Battery Doorbell $100, Solar Charger $50, Solar Panel $60; existing wired Ring models already support 4K video.

via Engadget|
#4k-video#battery-doorbell-plus#battery-doorbell-pro