Ramped Slow Mo

Ramped Slow Mo

by Andrew Dorn

77 ratings
100 reviews
Free
In-App Purchases

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • November 5, 2013
  • June 17, 2020

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Easily create smooth, ramped slow-motion videos. Import your footage, select start and end points, and choose your desired speed for a seamless motion curve. Achieve professional-looking slow-motion effects without jerky transitions.

โœ“Import videos
โœ“Set in and out points
โœ“Choose speed
โœ“Ramped speed transitions
โœ“Smooth motion curve
โœ“High frame rate support
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What's New in Ramped Slow Mo

4.0

June 17, 2020

Small bug fixes and layout fix to fit different devices.

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Subscriptions & In-App Purchases

$12.99

Ramped SlowMo Proversion

SAVE, SHARE AND DOWNLOAD YOUR VIDEOS

User reviews

Stopped working

App has stopped workin on iPhone 16 pro max iOS 18 please help
Can you please update the app

Stopped working

App has stopped workin on iPhone 16 pro max iOS 18 please help

It works again!!

Used to use this app back on my iPhone 6, and it hasnโ€™t worked for a very long while. To my surprise Iโ€™ve been using it again for the last month or so and working perfect!

Used to be good

This app used to work great but will no longer function on my iPhone 13

Stopped working

App has stopped working please help

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User experience

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Reported Bugs

13 issues

App crashes on stop button press

Bug

App freezes on speed graph screen

Bug

Videos fail to load after applying effect

Bug

Infinite loading loop when processing videos

Bug

Save to camera roll function does nothing

Bug

Incompatibility with iOS 8, 11, 14, 18

Bug

Cannot import videos from Snapchat or iMessage

Bug

Black frames inserted throughout clips

Bug

Choppy playback on imported videos

Bug

App crashes on iPhone 6 with iOS 8

Bug

Bottom UI elements cut off on iPhone 4S

Bug

App not recognizing videos on device

Bug

Glitches at speed graph interface

Bug
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Requested Features

10 requests

Update app for iOS 8, iOS 11, iOS 14, iOS 18 compatibility

Feature

Landscape mode support for video editing

Feature

Timeline scrubbing for precise frame selection

Feature

Multiple slow-motion points in single clip

Feature

Higher FPS output for smoother slow-motion

Feature

Ability to slow down already-ramped clips

Feature

Support for imported videos from messaging apps

Feature

Android version of the app

Feature

Automatic cleanup of temporary files

Feature

Improved UI for smaller iPhone models

Feature

FAQ

What does Ramped Slow Mo do?

Ramped Slow Mo allows you to import your videos and create smooth, ramped slow-motion effects. You can set the start and end points of your clip and choose the desired speed, resulting in a gradual, smooth transition into slow motion rather than an abrupt change.

How is this app different from other slow-motion apps?

Unlike other apps that may abruptly cut to slow motion, this app gradually warps the speed down. This creates a nice, smooth curve of motion, making your slow-motion clips look more professional and less jerky.

Is this app free to use?

The app is free to download and use. However, it does offer in-app purchases, suggesting that some features or functionalities may require payment.

What are the best settings for shooting video for this app?

For the best results and smoothest slow motion, it is recommended to set your iPhone camera to 60fps in the camera settings. Shooting at a higher frame rate will allow the app to create more fluid slow-motion effects.

What kind of videos can I create with this app?

You can create visually appealing slow-motion clips with a smooth motion curve. This is ideal for capturing action shots, sports, or any moment where a gradual slowdown enhances the visual impact, turning ordinary footage into a 'warped work of art'.