Features
Nine things, one room.
What MAS Review does, each on its own page.
Frame-accurate video comments
A comment pins to the frame you post it on at the clip's true rate — 23.976 stays 23.976 — and sits as a marker on the timeline.
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Video, images, PDFs, audio and 3D
87 file types open in the viewer, from ProRes and camera RAW to PSD, Office documents, glTF and Blender files. The rest are stored and downloadable.
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Live sessions
Everyone in the session follows the same view — play, seek, zoom, 3D camera and page turns stay in sync — or hand the room to one presenter.
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Share links for clients
A link to a project — or, on Pro, a single file. Guests comment, draw and measure in the browser without an account, and never take a seat.
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Versions and compare
Stack versions on one tile and compare two side by side: video on a shared timeline with offset, images, PDF pages, or a 3D model against a still.
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Pins and measure on 3D
Comments pin to a point on the model's surface and fly the camera back. Measure in the model's units; switch shading and wireframe.
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Generation credits
Subtitles, translation, re-voicing, palettes and image generation draw from one monthly allowance — 50 credits on Free, 1,000 on Pro.
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Camera to Cloud
A Mac app watches a folder on the DIT station. Every clip copied in uploads to the project by itself and arrives playable and commentable. Pro.
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Camera logs and LUTs
Preview S-Log3, LogC and Log3G10 footage through a display conversion, or load your own .cube LUT. Set once on the file, everyone sees the same picture.
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Example footage from commercials produced by Smoke & Mirrors (Tag) and its team. All rights belong to their owners. Their appearance here is not an endorsement of MAS Review.
3D model: “Damaged Helmet” © 2018 ctxwing, licensed CC BY 4.0, rebuilt from the 2016 model by theblueturtle_ (via the Khronos glTF sample assets).