Control camera settings remotely via smartphone. Adjust focus, exposure, and shutter speed. Use Smart Mode for automatic scene recognition and optimization. Access live view and review photos directly. Sync with hardware for real-time adjustments.
Create and fly optimal flight paths for mapping using photogrammetry. Process maps with custom software or online service. Sync flight logs and mission plans for debugging and troubleshooting.
Adjust exposure, focus, and white balance manually. Capture images in RAW DNG format. Save photos to roll. Access advanced controls for precise adjustments. Replace automatic settings with custom configurations.
Create AI avatars from selfies in styles like cartoon, manga, 3D, and realistic painting. Customize backgrounds and animation scenes. Export videos or GIFs directly.
Apply infrared-style filters to photos for a surreal, desaturated look. Adjust color balance and contrast to enhance the film-like effect. Share edited images directly or export in various formats.
Add watermarks to photos with customizable styles, device, and vintage labels. Choose from classic designs and polaroid borders for a vintage look. Apply watermarks to multiple photos at once without compression.
Generate for videos by selecting clips from Photos, Files, or a URL. Edit with one tap to adjust words instantly. Export subtitles as embedded files or .srt/text formats. Access caption history for past edits.
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Transfer photos and videos wirelessly
Transfer photos and videos wirelessly from Ricoh GR II, GR III, and GR IIIx cameras to a phone. Support JPG, RAW, and MOV formats. Browse, select multiple files via swipe, and download concurrently. Connect quickly and manage transfers efficiently.
The app transforms photos into cartoon images using cel shading. Users can control edges, colors, shadows, and apply various effects like pencil sketch or watercolor.
Capture photos in and with real-time contrast and exposure adjustments. Preview high-key or low-key effects in the viewfinder. Use Zen mode to focus on composition without technical distractions.