A macOS screen recorder that hands back a finished video. Zooms that follow the work, a framed camera and a background, exported at up to 4K on your Mac's own media engine.
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the phrase that carries your whole pitch is zooms that follow the work, becuase the cheap version of that is zooms that follow the cursor, and those two are only the same thing about half the time. the case that breaks it is exactly the one you want in a demo: you click something in one corner and the result appears somewhere else. i do that dozens of times a day, hit submit, and the thing worth showing is the state change further up the page, not the button. a cursor tracker parks on the button and the viewer misses the payoff. if youre already weighting on screen change rather than pointer position, id say that out loud on the page, becuase everyone in this category says cinematic and nobody says what actually drives the camera. separate small one. does it export at an integer scale from native points? retina capture downscaled by a non integer factor is where text goes soft, and thats the difference between a demo that reads as a product and one that reads as a screen recording.
the phrase that carries your whole pitch is zooms that follow the work, becuase the cheap version of that is zooms that follow the cursor, and those two are only the same thing about half the time. the case that breaks it is exactly the one you want in a demo: you click something in one corner and the result appears somewhere else. i do that dozens of times a day, hit submit, and the thing worth showing is the state change further up the page, not the button. a cursor tracker parks on the button and the viewer misses the payoff. if youre already weighting on screen change rather than pointer position, id say that out loud on the page, becuase everyone in this category says cinematic and nobody says what actually drives the camera. separate small one. does it export at an integer scale from native points? retina capture downscaled by a non integer factor is where text goes soft, and thats the difference between a demo that reads as a product and one that reads as a screen recording.