Capture moments with filters and cinematic effects
Capture photos with full manual controls over shutter speed, ISO, and white balance. Apply 35mm filters inspired by Kodak, Fuji, and Agfa. Use cinematic effects to enhance images and preserve memories as -style photographs.
Converts zones with atomic accuracy for event scheduling. Adds events to calendars with a tap. Displays interactive widgets showing current local times. Tracks differences and alerts for upcoming meetings.
Monitor battery levels for iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch, AirPods, Apple Pencil, Magic Keyboard, Magic Mouse, HomeKit accessories, and Bluetooth devices like Beats headphones and Sony WF-1000XM4.
Allows users to view, edit, and remove metadata from photos. It displays EXIF tags such as camera settings and location. The includes an extension to view metadata directly in the Photos . Users can manage privacy by editing or deleting metadata.
Adjust exposure settings with precision, including extended sensitivity and independent calibration. Measure incident and reflected light. Save exposure data. Connect with f/Tools. Choose between two interface designs.
Extract compressed files including RAR, ZIP, 7-ZIP, and ISO formats. Open and extract archives directly. Share folders via left scrolling. No ads. Contact support for assistance.
Adjust focus distance, set ISO sensitivity, control shutter speed, and customize white balance. Capture images with reduced noise and blurred motion effects for creative photography.
– Time Zone displays current time, date, and time zones. It includes real-time , dual , and city list widgets. Users can customize colors and images, switch temperature units, and convert time zones.
Record important dates and track time between events. Set countdowns and count-ups for special occasions. Calculate dates between events. Classify and organize events. Receive custom time reminders. View historical events from today.
Take photos by setting time from 1 second to 180 seconds. Capture night scenes, fireworks, and starry skies. Use Bluetooth remote shutter for hands-free shooting. Adjust settings for dark environments to avoid overexposure.