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.
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The app wirelessly transfers images from various Wi-Fi enabled cameras and cards to an iOS device. It analyzes image metadata and provides warnings based on user-defined rules, with options for editing and sharing photos.
Capture photos and videos with Bracketing, Slow Shutter, and Time-lapse modes. Adjust exposure, focus, and white balance manually. Export raw files and share directly. Sync with Apple Health for activity tracking.
Take photos with manual controls for exposure, focus, and white balance. Adjust shutter speed and ISO. Preview and edit images with crop, rotate, and color correction tools. Share photos directly or save to device.
Create and edit celestial and landscape photos with advanced tools. Capture and adjust exposure, color, and composition. Add overlays and effects. Share edited images directly from the .
The app visually explains DSLR camera controls. Users can experiment with settings and see the effects on a sample image, receiving feedback on their choices.
View photo metadata including filename, size, creation date, resolution, and camera details. Access lens information and exposure settings. Delete photos directly from the .
Take black and white photos with live preview. Use colored lens filters and professional conversion filters. Adjust contrast, brightness, and exposure in real time. Add film grain and black vignetting.
Connect to iOS device camera for live streams and meetings. Use manual controls for settings. Draw and add text via voice on video feed. Pause video to annotate. Stream via USB, HDMI, or AirPlay to Ecamm, OBS, or Zoom.
Adjust settings including ISO, focus, and shutter speed for photos and videos. Control exposure and shutter speed for long exposures or slo-mo videos. Use double tap for photos and triple tap for video gestures.