The app visually represents depth of field and angle of view through interactive graphics, a map, and augmented reality. Users can input object distance and adjust aperture and focal length to understand photographic parameters.
Edit photos with AI art style transfer and realistic filters. Add beautiful frames and apply FX or blur effects. Turn portraits into canvases or cartoons with magic effects. Use lens tools for lighting and adjust colors manually.
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.
Capture photos and videos with real-time sparkling lens flares. Choose from star, snow, flower, and tree shapes. Add or remove glitter objects manually in photos and videos. Adjust sparkles in the photo album.
Capture photos of the moon by aligning the camera manually. Adjust moon size with two fingers. Tap to autofocus or manually adjust focus. Modify brightness using +/- buttons for better detail. Press the circular button to take a photo.
Turn photos into retro video game-style images. Select pixel shapes, sizes, and color schemes. Adjust colors and flatten palettes. Pinch to resize pixels or double-tap to switch color modes.
Displays depth of field in a format based on selected camera and lens. Shows achievable focus ranges without unnecessary details. Allows users to compare depth of field values for different lens models.
Simulate 40 types of instant, CCD, and film cameras. Capture photos with grain visible on zoom. Adjust lighting and color for authentic film look. Export images in various formats and share directly.
Capture photos with manual controls for ISO, shutter speed, and flash settings. Apply authentic tones and grain. Export images in high-quality formats. Adjust exposure and focus manually. Share photos directly from the .
The app connects iOS devices to Nikon digital cameras wirelessly. Users can download photos, take pictures remotely, and share them via email or social networking sites.