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22/09/2015

Dejero Upgrades LIVE+ Mobile App

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Dejero has unveiled the latest release of its LIVE+ Mobile App, designed to enable mobile journalists (MoJos) and video contributors to broadcast live from virtually anywhere using their smartphones or tablets.

The update includes enhancements that give advanced users greater control when broadcasting live or recording video for later use, including an exposure and focus lock feature, as well as a simplified on-screen zoom capability.

"With the rise of mobile journalism as a means for broadcasters to supplement their newsgathering, Dejero's LIVE+ Mobile App enables them to cover stories immediately from locations that might be inaccessible or impractical for a traditional news crew," said Brian Cram, CEO of Dejero. "Users are very passionate about Dejero's products and frequently comment and post photos on social media of their use in the field. In fact, it was through social media that we received the feedback leading to these new enhancements, a perfect example of how our ongoing product development draws upon the evolving needs and requirements of our users."

The new automatic exposure and automatic focus (AE/AF) lock feature delivers advanced control for situations in which automatic adjustments are not always suitable, such as challenging lighting situations or when there is movement within the frame. Now, by tapping and holding onto a specific area within the frame, users can choose what to lock the focus on, as well as manually adjust and lock the exposure level. This prevents the camera from automatically refocusing and adjusting the exposure, which can be distracting for viewers. It also ensures the focus and exposure remains constant when the user is reframing the scene. The new on-screen zoom bar, meanwhile, allows users to zoom in and out on the subject with a simple sliding motion.

Dejero's LIVE+ Mobile App is suitable for covering breaking news, impromptu interviews, and live events, and provides a backup system if the primary camera or transmitter fails. Users can capture high-quality live video (up to 1080p) from virtually anywhere, record video for later broadcast, or import and upload edited video files to designated servers when traditional broadcast equipment is not at the scene. The app is easy to use, and can be deployed by news organisations to every person in the operation, giving even non-news professionals the ability to broadcast from the scene of any breaking news they might happen upon.

The LIVE+ Mobile App for iOS is now available for free download from the Apple App Store.

A license is required to send live feeds and recorded or edited files to server destinations.

Image: Dejero's LIVE+ Mobile App.

www.dejero.com

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