How to film a live event and your reaction in one take

Point the back camera at the stage, field or street and the front camera at your face, then record both at once. DualCapture saves a combined video and separate front and back files. Check the venue's filming rules first, because many events limit recording.

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Check the rules

Many concerts, theaters and sports venues restrict video. Read the ticket terms or the venue's policy before you record, and follow staff instructions.

Frame it

  • Hold the phone steady with both hands, or use a small grip.
  • Keep your face in the front view and the action in the back view.
  • Record short clips of a minute or two to save storage and battery.

Mind the people around you

Do not block anyone's view, and ask before you film people close to you.

Frequently asked questions

Can I film a concert with both cameras?

Only if the venue allows recording. Check the rules first.

Does it work for sports?

Yes, if recording is allowed. Use short clips.

Does it use a lot of battery?

Dual recording is demanding. Bring a battery pack.

Is it free?

Free to download, with a watermark on free exports.

Which iPhones work?

See the [compatibility page](/dual-camera-iphone-compatibility).

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Try it on your iPhone

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