Support

Stuck, or something not syncing? Email sean@creativeflowstudios.com.au with your iPhone model, the camera model and what the app shows. You can also tap Send feedback in the app's Settings.

Set up a Sony camera

Supported: Sony A1 II, FX3A and FX2. On the camera, set:

• USB Connection Mode: Remote Shooting
• TC Run: Free Run
• TC Make: Preset

Then plug the camera into the iPhone with a USB-C cable. It appears under Plugged in. Tap Sync, or turn on Sync as soon as plugged in in Settings so it happens by itself. When the camera's pass shows, the timecode on it is what the camera reported back.

Set up a DJI Osmo Pocket

Supported: Osmo Pocket 3 and Osmo Pocket 4P.

• In the app, open Settings and turn on Use DJI Osmo cameras. iOS asks for Bluetooth access once.
• Turn the camera on nearby. It appears in the DJI Osmo section of the Sync tab.
• Tap Set clock, and approve the pairing on the camera screen the first time.
• To line up the camera's timecode with its clock, open Timecode settings on the camera, then open the timecode cue in the app and tap Sync on the camera on a flash.

Bluetooth timing is accurate to roughly a third of a second. Use Set clock behind by to fine-tune it for your camera.

Questions

Which frame rate should I pick?

Match the shoot. Use 25 for 25p, 50p and 100p; 24 for 23.98p and 24p; 30 for 29.97p and 59.94p.

My camera doesn't appear when I plug it in.

Check the camera's USB Connection Mode is Remote Shooting, try another USB-C cable (some carry charge only), and make sure you allowed camera access for All In Sync in the iPhone's Settings.

Why does the screen stay on?

A sync can stall if iOS sends the app to the background, so the screen is kept awake while the app is open. It goes back to normal when you leave the app.

I don't use DJI cameras. Will I get Bluetooth pop-ups?

No. DJI support is off by default, and with it off the app never uses Bluetooth.

Does the app need the internet?

No. Everything works offline, between the iPhone and your cameras.