PocketOP

PocketOP

Broadcast Lens & PTZ FOV Tool

1 ratings
1 review
Free
In-App Purchases

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • May 30, 2026
  • June 12, 2026
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This app acts as a broadcast operator's viewfinder, allowing users to visualize field-of-view brackets for wide and telephoto lens ends directly on their iPhone's live camera feed. It supports professional broadcast lenses, PTZ cameras, and cine zooms with a continuously updated database.

Real-time field-of-view brackets
Broadcast lens database
PTZ camera support
Cine zoom lens compatibility
Guided calibration workflow
Remote database updates
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What's New in PocketOP

1.1.0

June 12, 2026

CSV export for scout lists. Export any scout list as a CSV for easy import in production or rental software. Bracket thickness. Adjust the line weight of the active lens bracket, compare bracket, and screenshot exports independently. Choose Thin, Medium, or Thick for the wide and tele end separately, with a live preview over the camera feed. Custom lens editing. Edit and duplicate saved custom lenses directly from the lens picker. Cine lens selector. Fixed an issue where sensor and mount filters could leave the list in an inconsistent state. Bug fixes and improvements.

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Subscription plans

PocketOP Pro

Full lens and PTZ database access

$17.991 Year
1 Year trial
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User reviews

A Must-Have for Broadcast Production

As a project manager for webinars and livestreams, I find this tool incredibly useful. Being able to quickly show clients realistic camera framing and perspectives before any gear is even on-site makes conversations so much easier and helps eliminate a lot of guesswork.

Response from developer

Thank you for this thoughtful review! Helping production teams align on framing before the shoot is exactly what PocketOP was built for. Great to hear it's making those conversations easier!

FAQ

What is PocketOP?

PocketOP transforms your iPhone into a broadcast operator's viewfinder. It displays real-time field-of-view brackets for wide and telephoto lens ends on your live camera feed, eliminating guesswork for lens reach and width.

What lenses and cameras does PocketOP support?

PocketOP supports professional broadcast lenses, PTZ cameras, and cine zoom lenses for Super 35, Full Frame, and Large Format productions. The database includes entries for specific models from manufacturers like Canon, Fujinon, and Panasonic.

How does PocketOP update its lens database?

The lens and camera database is updated remotely without requiring an App Store review. New lenses can be requested from within the app and may be added within days.

Can I calibrate PocketOP to my specific equipment?

Yes, PocketOP offers a guided calibration workflow. This allows you to fine-tune the overlay for each lens with live feedback and a +/-25% offset range for parallax compensation.

What features are available for free in PocketOP?

The free version of PocketOP includes four broadcast lenses (Canon CJ14ex4.3B, Canon HJ40ex14B, Fujinon XA20sx8.5B, Fujinon UA80x9) and one PTZ camera (Panasonic AW-UE40), with all features fully functional.

What is the cost of the PocketOP Pro subscription?

The PocketOP Pro subscription costs EUR 19.99 per year. This unlocks the complete database with continuous updates and new lenses and cameras as they are added.

What devices is PocketOP compatible with?

PocketOP is designed for iPhone and works best with iPhones that have multiple rear cameras (Ultra Wide, Wide, Telephoto) for greater flexibility. iPhone 14 Pro and newer models are recommended.

Does PocketOP have ads?

No, PocketOP does not contain advertisements. The app is ad-free, allowing for an uninterrupted user experience.