Slate By Alexander Creative

Slate is a cinema camera for iPhone. Manual shutter, ISO, white balance and focus, Apple Log and ProRes, and the monitoring tools you'd find on a cine camera, behind an interface that stays out of the shot. THE CAMERA - Shutter in angles (180°, 172.8°, any angle you like) or speeds, ISO with quick keys for the sensor's base ISOs, white balance in Kelvin and tint, manual focus with AF lock. - Apple Log, Apple Log 2 and Rec. 709. ProRes (422 HQ down to Proxy), H.265 and H.264, at the bitrate you choose. - 4K up to 120 fps, open gate, and every lens on your iPhone, switchable mid-take. - Iris control on iPhones with an adjustable aperture. - Focus peaking, zebras, false colour, waveform and a spot meter, all computed live on the GPU. - Monitor through a LUT while you record Log, or bake the look into the file. - A clean view that hides everything but the picture, with a red tally while you roll. - Presets: save a setup and bring it back in one tap. Slate also reopens the way you left it. THE GRADE Every clip opens in Develop, a full grading suite on the phone. - Film looks built from real print stocks, with skin tones held in place. - Light, colour, wheels, curves (RGB and luma) and HSL. - Lens tuner: pick a character (soft and warm, bloom, or an anamorphic flavour) and turn one ring from off to full. - Film grain by gauge, halation, sharpening and noise reduction. - Trim, save grades as recipes, copy them across clips, and export a LUT for your editor. - Export to ProRes, HEVC 10-bit or H.264 at source, 4K or 1080p, with the grade baked in. YOUR FOOTAGE STAYS YOURS No account, no ads, no tracking. Slate never sends your clips anywhere. Grades are saved beside the clip, and the clip itself is never rewritten. Made by Alex Goeke, a photographer and filmmaker in San Antonio.