SEshot
Feature

Made for video.

Grade, monitor and export clips with tools that usually live on a laptop.

Modern iPhones and cameras record video that is meant to be graded later. SEshot lets you check and grade those clips on the spot: see exposure on scopes, convert Log footage to normal colour, mark the good takes and export them.

SEshot video player with a histogram, timecode and a filmstrip
The video player with scopes, timecode, a filmstrip and in and out points.

Grading

  • Convert Apple Log to Rec.709, apply looks and colour wheels, and see the grade live while the clip plays.
  • Watch full screen with your grade, overlays and frame guides.

Monitoring

  • False colour, zebras and focus peaking overlays.
  • Frame guides for common aspect ratios from 9:16 to 2.39:1, plus safe areas.
  • Live scopes, codec, frame rate, bit depth, gamma and colour details.

Editing and exporting

  • A filmstrip scrubber with frame stepping and playback speed.
  • Mark in and out points and save the clip, or export the graded clip as HEVC or ProRes.
  • Grab full-resolution still frames, save them to Photos or open them in Develop.
  • Add markers and export them as an EDL for your editing software.

What these tools are for

Log footage
Flat, grey-looking video that keeps more highlight and shadow detail. It needs a conversion such as Apple Log → Rec.709 to look normal; SEshot applies it live while you watch.
False colour
Replaces the image with colours that stand for brightness, so you can see at a glance whether skin or the sky is correctly exposed.
Zebras
Stripes over areas that are close to clipping to pure white.
Focus peaking
Outlines the sharpest edges in a bright colour, to check focus on a small screen.
Frame guides
Show how the shot will look when cropped to common ratios, from vertical 9:16 to widescreen 2.39:1.
Markers and EDL
Mark moments while you watch, then export them as an EDL file that editing software such as DaVinci Resolve or Premiere Pro can read.
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