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Film the first take
Put the phone down and record the starting pose. The outfit before the change, the empty hands, the object before it goes.
The transition camera
Hit the same mark
twice.
A transition is the same shot filmed twice. The hard part is standing exactly where you stood after you've left the frame and changed. PoseCut draws your last take over the camera, so you can see it.
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outfit changesteleportsvanishesmagic handsstop motion
The problem
You can't see your own mark.
There's no effect in a transition. You film a shot, you change, you film it again, and the cut only works if the frame is identical. But the moment you step out to change, the thing you need to match is the one thing you can't look at. That's the whole problem, and it's the only one PoseCut solves.
How it works
Three screens. That's the app.
No timeline to learn, no effects browser, no subscription popup. Film, match, cut.
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Stand where you stood
Go and change. Your last take comes back as an outline over the live camera, and a pill above the shutter counts how close you are to it.
Reference frame
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Cut it
Trim the clips, tap the seam, pick Cut or Shake. What the preview plays is what exports, straight to your photo library.
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AddWhat can you make?
Things worth watching twice.
Clothes change. Hold the pose, go and change, come back to the same spot.
Food summon. Wave your hands, then make a meal appear on the next take.
Teleport or vanish. Leave the frame, move yourself or a prop, cut the gap away.
From the journal
Transitions, pulled apart.
One video per guide, and how you'd film it yourself.