record video with flag7x on iphone

video in flag7x is for creators and everyday shooters who want the same elevated look as their stills—without grading footage later. the interface stays simple: switch modes, frame your shot, record, and your clip saves to your library like any other moment you capture.

record a clip

open flag7x and choose video.
set color tones the way you would for a photo—warm, neutral, or cool.
tap record to start and again to stop. your clip saves alongside your photos.

quality that fits how you share

in video mode, the resolution and frame rate controls sit right in the top bar, so you can change them between takes without digging through menus. for finer control, settings → video has a bitrate option—standard, high, or max—which decides how much detail your files hold and how large they end up. if the viewfinder stutters for a moment after you change something, give it a second to settle before you start recording.

steadier handheld shots

stabilization is on by default and smooths out ordinary handheld movement. if you film while walking or moving around a lot, step up to the cinematic options in settings → video. and if you do not want the lens to jump between wide and telephoto in the middle of a clip, turn on lens lock so the field of view stays put from start to finish.

skin smoothing for video

flag7x keeps separate smoothing controls for photos and video. turn on video smoothing when you are recording yourself and want a softer, more even look on skin; leave it off when you are filming landscapes or details and want maximum texture.

framing for feeds

use the aspect ratio control to match where the clip is headed—vertical for short-form feeds, classic ratios for everything else. frame the shot the way you want the final clip to read, and there is nothing to second-guess after export.