Create old-fashioned movies in real time, and at 720P HD with 8mm Vintage Camera

8mm Vintage Camera, the video camera app that lets you create retro movies in real time or from imported videos has just been updated, fixing compatibility issues with the iPhone 4S, optimised performance on iOS 5 devices, the options to upload your videos to Facebook, but most importantly, 8mm now supports 720P HD video recording on the iPhone 4S, iPhone 4, and iPod Touch 4 devices running iOS 5.

8mm Vintage Camera is available in the App Store priced at £1.49/$1.99/€1.59

Comments

[Miege]

The iPad version says it saves at 720p but actually it is fullscreen 720p (960 x 720), not widescreen 720p (1280 x 720). How about this one?

[Richard]

I don't buy apps. I am a cheapskate. I admit it. But after a friend demonstrated this app to me, I broke down and bought it. It's worth it. The video filters are live-real time and amazing. I particularly like the 1920's filter and the Noir filter. Enjoy!

[Scott Pacaldo]

to 8mm app by Nexvio:

Guys, why is it that it did not recorded on 720p HD on my ipodtouch4 running iOS5???
I'm sure of this because i use your app, "CinemaFX for Video" to check if their is an option of 720p under that "choose movie size to render" thingy. the highest is 640x480
please fix this! :/

[Scott Pacaldo]

8mm by nexvio:

it is said in their v1.4 update that the app now supports 720p hd recording on the iPhone 4S, iPhone 4, and iPod Touch 4 devices running iOS 5.
i thought at first, "wow finally some 720p widescreen fun!" but turns out that it is still 640x480 on my ipodtouch4(ios5).
another thing to note is that, when video is saved to camera roll and uploaded to youtube there, you can't have the HD feature. but, if uploaded thru the app it is uploaded in 720p hd (but still 640x480)
I keep rambling about a 720p HD that is widescreen (youtube screen) because that is important and it just "fits"
Luma app even complied with that request.
hoping for an update soon. Please