Allows users to stream and record video via Wi-Fi connection to PC software. Switch between front and rear cameras easily. Features include tally indication, audio output, auto focus, and auto lighting.
Record video using front and rear cameras at the same time. View content in picture-in-picture mode. Animate scenes in real-time. Capture moving circles around the subject. Share videos directly from the .
Turns iPhone into a source for OBS via NDI or direct connection. Supports high-quality video with low latency. Allows streaming, recording, and video conferencing. Enables real-time preview and control of settings.
The app allows users to compare before and after images using a draggable slider. Users can save and share a snapshot of the current view, though the slider functionality is not present in shared images.
The app transforms photos into hand-carved or rubber stamps with options for rough effects and transparent backgrounds. It includes AI background removal and a feature to convert images to vector graphics.
IChromaCam enables real-time key compositing by toggling the SET button to start or stop the process. Users can composite backgrounds during filming. Video recording must be done via iOS screen recording.
Edit photos with one-touch filters for vivid, delicious results. Adjust brightness, contrast, and saturation. Add text overlays and stickers. Share edited images directly to social media or blogs.
The app lets users view photos stored on the Joomeo online photo sharing service. Users can turn their device into a digital picture frame displaying full screen slideshows.
The app creates a wireless remote camera system using peer-to-peer technology. It allows one device to act as a camera and another as a remote control with a live monitor, supporting group photos, selfies, and hands-free photography.
Take photos with multiple filters, light leaks, and effects. Use a timer, volume keys, and composition lines. Crop images in various ratios. Edit photos with filters and apply them to images taken with other apps.
Measure light levels using aperture and shutter priority modes. Select ISO, aperture, or shutter speed values. Switch between priority modes based on camera settings. Use front or back camera for light measurement.
Edit photos by drawing on them with adjustable brush sizes and color choices. Use an erase tool and undo/redo functions for precision. Save edited images for later changes or share them directly on social networks.