Symphony - Gimble Friendly Video Recorder

Symphony - Gimble Friendly Video Recorder

by iCertifi

2 ratings
5 reviews

Archived App (Last seen on 20 Mar 2025)

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • January 31, 2017
  • January 31, 2017
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About

This app disables your phone's built-in stabilization to prevent conflicts with external gimbals, ensuring smoother video. It works with most handheld gimbals and allows recording in high resolutions.

Disables phone stabilization for gimbal use
Compatible with all handheld gimbals
Saves video directly to photos
Records in 4K 60fps
Quick launch and simple interface
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What's New in Symphony

1.0

January 31, 2017

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.

User reviews

DO NOT PURCHASE SCAM!!!

Has no 4K recording, no options for anything at all.

Response from developer

4k option is available if your device has 4k capabilities. Not a scam, user error

App does not work

This app will not close freezes up every time, and have to do a hard reset to get my phone back!

What a waste of money.

With Samsung play store, if you purchase anything you can get a refund until a certain time and it does make sense. If you purchase anything and not happy with it, you should have every right to get a refund.

Doesn't improve OIS conflict with gimbals

This app claims to eliminate the conflict between your device's OIS equpped lens and gimbals like the DJI Osmo Mobile and IT DOES NOT DO THIS. I tested this app against the DJI Go app and FiLMiC Pro, and there was no difference in results at both a slow walk and running pace.

Not only does it not improve on the free DJI Go app in any way, but it is lacking manual controls, multiple framerates and operates in full auto only. You can't even tap to set exposure.

Don't be fooled by its promises - this is not worth your money.
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Does what is says but does very little

I was expecting more. This app does remove the auto image stabilizer making videos smoother.

It does not have any of the advantages of the DJI app like tracking people's faces.

Developer apps

FAQ

What is the main purpose of Symphony?

Symphony's primary function is to disable your iPhone's internal video stabilization. This prevents conflicts with external gimbals, allowing the gimbal to provide smoother, higher-quality footage.

Does Symphony work with my DJI Osmo Mobile?

Yes, Symphony is designed to work with all handheld gimbals, including popular models like the DJI Osmo Mobile, by disabling the phone's conflicting stabilization.

What video resolutions can I record with Symphony?

Symphony offers the option to record video in 4K resolution at 60 frames per second, provided your device is compatible with these settings.

Where are the videos recorded with Symphony saved?

Videos recorded using Symphony are directly saved to your iPhone's saved photos album, making them easily accessible for editing and sharing.

What is the price of Symphony?

Symphony is a paid application, available for a one-time purchase of $1.99.

What devices does Symphony support?

Symphony is currently supported on iPhones and iPods.

How often is Symphony updated?

Symphony was last updated on January 31, 2017, with version 1.0. There have been no subsequent updates listed.

What is the user rating for Symphony?

Symphony has a user rating of 1.5 stars based on 2 ratings, indicating a low user satisfaction level.