01 · Capture History & Statistics
Read the session alongside the footage.
Review exposure, white balance and weather context with the recording history. A visible change in the film may make more sense when you can compare it with the camera settings and conditions. Use the history to ask specific questions: did the light change, did the planned exposure transition happen, or did this take use a different setup from the last one?
Read the session alongside the footage.
02 · Capture History & Statistics
Understand the device’s part in a long take.
Battery, CPU, memory and thermal-state statistics show another side of the session. They can help you plan power and duration for later captures. Compare like-for-like sessions when evaluating a setup, because a different mode, accessory arrangement or outdoor temperature can change the workload. The statistics provide context rather than a guarantee of performance for the next recording.
Understand the device’s part in a long take.
03 · Capture History & Statistics
Keep records in the way that suits you.
Track personal records when you want a history of your own progress. The leaderboard is optional for people who want to participate. A long session can be satisfying, but length is only one part of a useful capture. Keep the footage, conditions and camera setup together when deciding which experiments you want to repeat.
Keep records in the way that suits you.
A Practical Workflow
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Record the session
Capture with the camera and device information visible when you need it.
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Review the history
Compare exposure, weather and device statistics with the finished footage.
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Plan the next take
Use the results to refine power, duration and the starting profile.
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Questions About Capture History & Statistics
Do I have to join the leaderboard?
No. Participation is optional. You can keep personal records without joining it.
What device statistics are available?
Capture history includes battery, CPU, memory and thermal-state information alongside camera and weather context.
