Take instant photos with virtual cameras and share them instantly. Capture multiple photos with friends. Photos are processed daily at 9am and become viewable afterward. Save and relive favorite moments anytime.
The app allows users to control a Raspberry Pi camera module using an iOS device. Users can adjust exposure modes and apply special effects to still images, previewing and saving them to both the iOS device and the Raspberry Pi.
Create animations by capturing sequential photos. Add text and images to enhance video content. Include sound with text-to-speech options. Apply various filters for visual effects. Use voice-activated shooting to trigger camera captures.
Take photos with square crop, timer shot, RAW(DNG), OIS, datestamp, and timestamp. Record videos in 4K 60fps, slo-mo, 24fps with H.264 and HEVC codecs. Access private albums with passcode lock and prevent file loss.
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.
View from photos and videos including pixel dimensions, orientation, and EXIF data. Display technical details like resolution and file format. Access information regardless of camera brand or source.
Configure and control robot pets with an easy calibration interface for aligned joints. Adjust walking speed and select default actions like push-ups or greetings. Create and share custom commands for advanced motion control.
And videos via WiFi or USB to computer. Convert HEIC to JPG, HEVC to MOV/MP4, and Live to videos. Supports direct file sharing and drag-and-drop functionality.
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.
Create portraits with vintage photographic effects. Apply four styles including B&W, color, high contrast, and sepia. Adjust eye intensity, grain, and depth-of-field. Supports portrait mode for enhanced background blur.