Greetings campers!  Here's a few recent app updates you might not be aware of.

Vintage Video Maker 1.5 - This great app for adding a old-time look to any video is now iPhone 4 friendly.

ProPrompter 1.5 - Some BIG imprvements here.  When using the app on your iPad, you can now feed live prompter video to any VGA monitor using the iPad VGA connector!  Also in this update comes the ability to edit your prompter scripts in a WYSIWYG editor mode.  This means you can edit your scripts while knowing exactly what it will look like for your talent.  That's awesome if you want to add very specific line breaks, etc. They've also addressed some bugs.  Here's a look at ProPrompter (and some related hardware) in action.

mRelease 1.0.3 - They've made it iPhone 4 friendly, and added an optional 'Witness field.  Useful, I suppose, but I'm really looking forward to editable releases.  You can read our review here.

Toland ASC Digital Assistant 1.1 - Yup, there's already update!  This new version adds high-res graphics for the iPhone Retina display.  It also squashes a few bugs and such.  You can watch an interview with the developers right here.

It's 1am, you're trapped on set, and the director just called for a two-headed giraffe.  Where are you going to find one at this hour?!  Fear not!  A new company called Doddle has developed a complete production guide for your iPhone.  You can look up all kinds of production resources using a variety of search criteria.  

They've got big plans for the future.  I'll let them tell you all about it.

Ever since Stu Maschwitz first published a mock-up of a virtual iPad-based trackball color correction interface, the net has been a buzz.  I've received a ton of email, asking when something like this will be available.  Well, it may be sooner than you think!

While at NAB, I met with Clinton Torres, a developer who's nearly finished with Gradiest, his color correction control surface.  He's designing it for use with Cineform's First Light.  Once he's got that up and running, he plans to make his app compatible with other host applications as well (like Apple's Color).

Here's a sneak peak at his unfinished app!