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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • March 16, 2017
  • August 16, 2018

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Transform your smartphone into a cinematic filmmaking tool. This app unlocks advanced camera controls and creative shooting modes when paired with compatible hardware, enabling professional-looking videos.

Photo and video capture
Advanced camera settings
Panorama mode
Timelapse and Motion Timelapse
Slowmotion recording
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What's New in Rigiet

1.3.4

August 16, 2018

1.add Chinese Tradition Language

User reviews

Good app (if you have the gimbal

Has a bunch of different functions, I don’t think it edits 🤔 I have not looked into it a lot... it works fine. Don’t know why there are so many one stars ⭐️. Still pretty good app.

App doesn’t work

Their is no way to save the video files on the phone. They only exist within this app and the “save” function always fails and crashes. Pretty good hardware but if you can’t save the images what is the point. I got no value from the purchase of the hardware / software. Rip off.

Tried again

I just dug the gimbal out of storage to give it another try. I was hoping some massive improvements have been made since I gave up on it the first time. Unfortunately, nothing seems to have changed. Given that updates and reviews are from a year or two years ago, it seems like both company and users have just given up.
Personally, I am not a video or tech wiz. I gave this a try off of kickstarter, thinking it was a less expensive alternative. I guess you get what you pay for. I’ve never gotten satisfactory results. Neither the app or the gimbal is intuitive to use. So, I guess it will be going back into storage.
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What a waste of time and money

Rigiet. A giant waste of money for the “cost effective smartphone gimbal”. Turns out it was totally useless. The hardware is sub-standard and there were many better products by the time the Kickstarter items were delivered. This app is just the icing on the cake. 1 year with no updates. Doesn’t work reliably in iOS 11... we are now up to iOS 13 and it isn’t any better. I’ve framed the rigiet gimbal in a wooden frame and hung it on my wall, with the caption “fool me once...” to remind me to never waste money or time on kickstarter ever again.

If you haven’t purchased this junk, move along. Don’t be seduced by a horrible product and an underhanded company or thieves.
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Works great!

I received the Rigiet in December 2018. It takes a little bit of training, but once the app is set up and linked to the device it works as expected. I haven’t suffered any video problems at all. It has a lot of flexibility in the panoramically etc., and the different follow me modes are very useful. I love it!
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FAQ

What does the Rigiet app do?

The Rigiet app enhances your smartphone's video capabilities, allowing you to create cinematic footage. It connects to Rigiet smartphone gimbals to unlock advanced features for professional-looking videos.

What are the key features of Rigiet?

Key features include photo and video taking, granular camera settings like white balance and exposure, panorama mode, timelapse and motion timelapse, and slowmotion recording.

Is Rigiet free to use?

Based on the provided information, the Rigiet app is free to use. There are no mentions of in-app purchases or subscription models.

What devices is Rigiet compatible with?

The app is designed to work with smartphones and specifically connects to Rigiet smartphone gimbals. Compatibility details for specific phone models would typically be found in the app store listing.

What are common use cases for Rigiet?

Common use cases include shooting professional-looking videos for social media, vlogging, short films, and capturing dynamic scenes with features like timelapse and slowmotion.