LUTs
Built-in log to Rec.709 conversions for N-Log, S-Log3, C-Log2, C-Log3, V-Log, F-Log, F-Log2 and Log3G10, or import your own .cube LUTs (up to 65 points).
Android app · Free · No ads
FreeFrame
Your phone as an HDMI camera monitor.
Connect your camera's HDMI output through a cheap USB capture card, and get a big, clear picture with the tools you know from dedicated monitors.
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Input · HDMI1920×1080
60 FPS
FF-1.0
Monitoring tools
Exposure
Zebras at 70, 80, 90 or 95 %, false color with a legend, histogram, waveform, and a spot meter: tap anywhere to read the exact brightness.
Focus and framing
Focus peaking with three sensitivity levels, 2× and 4× punch-in zoom, and guides for thirds, 9:16, 4:5, 1:1 and 2.39:1.
Audio
HDMI audio meters with peak hold and a clip warning, plus headphone monitoring.
Made for shooting
Mirror mode for filming yourself, a picture-area crop that hides the camera’s own overlays, frame grabs, touch lock, and phones and tablets in any orientation.
Free, really
No ads, no paywalls, no subscriptions, no tracking. If it helps your work, you can leave a tip. Tips don’t unlock anything.
Hardware
What you need
FreeFrame works with HDMI output from Nikon, Sony, Canon, Panasonic, Fujifilm and other cameras. Set the camera's HDMI output to 1080p for the smoothest picture.
- Camera
- Any camera with HDMI output
- Capture card
- A USB HDMI capture card (UVC), e.g. MS2109 or MS2130
- Device
- Android 10 or newer, phone or tablet
- Connection
- USB host (OTG) support, plus an OTG adapter if needed
- Price
- Free · optional tips
Privacy
The picture and sound never leave your device.
No accounts, no ads, no analytics, no server. Tips are handled entirely by Google Play.
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