Camera Compatibility

Camera Compatibility

Every Camera That Works With HEVEA Pulse

HEVEA Pulse processes raw footage from all major content creation cameras and smartphones. Here is the complete compatibility list, supported formats, and setup guide for each device.

HEVEA Pulse is designed to work with the cameras creators actually use — not just generic video files. Native support means the Narrative Engine understands the specific characteristics of each camera’s footage: the color profile, the stabilization metadata, the frame rate, and the vertical/horizontal orientation. This enables more accurate story arc construction and better automatic color normalization.

DJI
DJI Osmo Pocket 4

✓ Fully Supported

  • D-Cinelike, D-Log M, Standard
  • 4K 120fps max
  • Native 9:16 vertical mode
  • ActiveTrack auto-tracking

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INSTA360
Insta360 X4

✓ Fully Supported

  • .insv 360° native support
  • 8K 30fps / 5.7K 60fps
  • Auto-reframing for 9:16
  • FlowState stabilization

View setup guide →

APPLE
iPhone 12 Pro and later

✓ Fully Supported

  • H.264, H.265, Apple ProRes
  • Apple Log support (15 Pro+)
  • Up to 4K 120fps
  • Cinematic mode compatible

View setup guide →

GOPRO
GoPro Hero 10–13

✓ Fully Supported

  • GP-Log and standard color
  • HyperSmooth footage
  • 5.3K 60fps / 1080p 240fps
  • 8:7 ratio for portrait crop

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ANDROID
Android (Pixel, Samsung, OnePlus)

✓ Fully Supported

  • H.264, H.265, LOG formats
  • Samsung Expert RAW support
  • Google Pixel Pro Video support
  • Up to 8K (Samsung Ultra)

View setup guide →

SONY
Sony ZV-E10 / ZV-1

✓ Supported

  • H.264 4K from mirrorless
  • S-Log2/S-Log3 support
  • 4K 30fps / 1080p 120fps
  • External audio passthrough

View setup guide →

INSTA360
Insta360 GO 3S

✓ Fully Supported

  • Wearable POV format
  • Automatic horizon leveling
  • 2.7K 60fps
  • FlowState stabilization

View setup guide →

DJI
DJI Action 4 / Osmo Action 5

✓ Supported

  • RockSteady stabilization
  • 4K 120fps
  • D-Cinelike color profile
  • Horizontal + vertical modes

View setup guide →

Supported File Formats

  • .MP4 (H.264/H.265): Universal support. Output from iPhone, Android, GoPro, DJI, and Sony cameras.
  • .insv (Insta360 360° format): Native support. No pre-conversion required. Upload raw .insv files directly.
  • Apple ProRes (.MOV): Supported. iPhone 15 Pro and M-series iPads in ProRes mode.
  • Apple Log: Automatic color normalization applied on upload.
  • D-Cinelike / D-Log M (DJI): Automatic LUT application and color normalization.
  • GP-Log (GoPro): Automatic color normalization.
  • S-Log2 / S-Log3 (Sony): Automatic color normalization.
  • Maximum file size: 20GB per upload. Contact support for larger files.

How to Upload Your Footage

  • 1. Transfer footage: USB-C cable (fastest), AirDrop (iPhone), or cloud sync (Google Photos, iCloud)
  • 2. Create a folder: Organize your week’s footage in a single folder — mixed camera sources are supported
  • 3. Upload: Drag the folder to the HEVEA Pulse upload zone in your dashboard
  • 4. Wait: Processing takes 2–4 hours depending on footage volume
  • 5. Review: Your week of content drafts is waiting in your dashboard. Approve, adjust, and schedule.

Mixed camera footage: You can upload footage from multiple cameras in one batch. The Narrative Engine identifies each camera source and uses each footage type for the right content format — DJI Pocket 4 for cinematic B-roll, iPhone for talking head, GoPro for action inserts. The result is richer, more varied content than a single-camera workflow.

Camera-Specific Processing Features

  • DJI Pocket 4: Automatic D-Cinelike color normalization, ActiveTrack subject detection
  • Insta360 X4: 360° auto-reframing, FlowState stabilization metadata reading, invisible selfie stick detection
  • iPhone: Apple Log normalization, Cinematic mode depth map reading, 2x/5x focal length identification
  • GoPro: GP-Log normalization, HyperSmooth stabilization metadata, 8:7 ratio crop handling
  • Android: Samsung LOG normalization, Pixel computational photography metadata

Questions about a specific camera not listed? Contact our support team — we evaluate new camera support requests regularly and add native support for widely-used cameras with each platform update.

Related: DJI Pocket 4 full settings guide | Insta360 guide | iPhone guide | GoPro guide | Android guide

FAQ

Common questions

Can I upload footage from multiple cameras in one batch?

Yes. HEVEA Pulse identifies each camera source automatically and uses each footage type optimally. A batch with DJI Pocket 4 (cinematic B-roll), iPhone (interview), and GoPro (action) footage will be processed correctly. The Narrative Engine knows which footage type belongs in which Instagram format.

Do I need to convert my footage before uploading?

No. Upload raw files directly from your camera — .insv, .MP4, .MOV, ProRes, LOG formats. HEVEA Pulse handles all conversion and color processing automatically.

What is the maximum footage upload size?

20GB per upload session. For a typical week of filming (3–5 hours of mixed footage), this covers most creators comfortably. If you shoot more heavily, contact support for a custom upload limit.

Is my footage stored securely?

Yes. All uploads are encrypted in transit and at rest. Footage is processed and then stored in your account library. See our security page for full technical details.

Does HEVEA Pulse support DJI drones?

DJI drone footage (DJI Mini 4 Pro, Air 3, Mavic 3) in H.264 and H.265 is supported as a generic video upload. Drone-specific processing (GPS metadata, altitude data) is on the roadmap.

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