CamLock

Appjuice.com brings you a great new app:
"CamLock" , a videocamera that is able to shoot video with
fixed exposure,
fixed whitebalance and last but not least:
fixed focus.
This video camera app will let you make excellent screenvideos for game demos by delivering you: correctly exposed, stable whitebalanced, selectively focussed, straight horizoned footage.
Please Note: iPhone4s users, leaving quality mode switch to high gives you 1920x1080 HD video.
Features
- Lockable exposure, whitebalance and focus
- Bubble level indicator + tilt indicator for straight/controlled shooting
- Device dependant functionality, IPhone 4 has most features including video torch mode
- Switchable video quality modes
- Onboard on-/offline tutorials including images to calibrate the cam for screencamming
- Slider which changes opacity of the user interface (see screenshots)
- Possibility to calibrate your accelerometer (many devices don't have a straight horizon)
- Retina (HD) resolution implemented user interface
- Compatible with iPhone 3Gs, iPod 4th gen, iPhone 4 and iPhone 4s preferably on iOS5
Controls

If you've bought CamLock and have some questions regarding as to how to use it, please take a look at our tutorials section, these tutorials are also available from within the app. Press the compass icon in the borromright corner, choose section:
"How to use it!"
Watch the CamLock app Demo video
here
Watch other examples of CamLock output
here and
here
Credits
CamLock is an Appjuice product, it's the third production on our own label.
- Graphics created by Jeroen van Goor
- Programming: Jeroen van Goor
- Beta testing: Johan ten Broeke & Jorg Roosma
Appjuice is an initiative of
fullscreen.nl

Contact us
Remarks/Suggestions/help
If you're using CamLock for your video footage and have any ideas/remarks that might improve our application in any way or you need some kind of help, feel free to contact us:
feedback
These are the written reviews so far:
So far I hear only one complaint, I refer to this problem in my app description as well and I quote:
"*Note: Due to some glitchy behaviour in iOS 4.3 - 4.3.1 I've decided to enable Exposure Lock only when recording has started (on devices running these iOS 4.3 or later, earlier versions behave as expected). Since these new iOS versions it turned out the exposure lock wouldn't stay on when recording starts/stops. Apple has been notified and I hope it is fixed soon.
Update: Since iOS 5.0 the problems have been resolved by Apple and everything is back to normal, I've updated the app to accomodate for this fix!"
Normal user interface (on certain devices)
Pressing the tooltip button lower left!
Calibration option for accelerometer and setting video quality
Onboard on-/offline tutorials
Calibrationsheets for screencamming