In the beginning of the month we shared with you a tweak called FaceDetectionVideo4S that enabled face detection while shooting video on the iPhone 4S’ camera. Now PoomSmart, the same developer behind FaceDetectionVideo4S, has brought the functionality of this tweak to other iOS devices that include the 5th generation iPod Touch, iPhone 4S, iPhone 5, 2nd generation iPad, 4th generation iPad and 1st generation iPad Mini (compatibility with other devices will likely come in a future update). PoomSmart’s new tweak is called FaceDetectionDuringVideo.
Surprisingly enough, by stock, the face detection feature actually only works prior to pressing shutter button. With FaceDetectionDuringVideo however, your iOS device’s camera will be able to balance its exposure across up to 10 faces while shooting video.
You will be able to tell if this tweak is working by the green boxes that should appear over faces while shooting video. Keep in mind that these green boxes won’t actually show in your videos or photos (as face detection is enabled by default with photos) when they’re saved to the Camera Roll.
There are no options to configure once you install FaceDetectionDuringVideo. Simply download and install the tweak from the BigBoss repo for free and you are good to go.
Let us know what your experience has been like using FaceDetectionDuringVideo in the comments section.
JAB says
Not working
Paolo says
Works on iPad 2?
PoomSmart says
yes
PoomSmart says
For?
Phobia says
Doesn’t work on my 4s, but does work on my iPd mini. Pressing record on video crashes the app instantly with nothing new added to the camera roll.
PoomSmart says
iOS 6?
//Supported only iOS 6 and above