Concert Cam - Discreet Camera

You're at the best gig of the year, and the person in front of you is filming it on a screen like a floodlight. Concert Cam is a camera that gets out of the way. The moment you press record, the viewfinder shrinks to a small window and dims down, so the people behind you see the stage instead of your phone. You lose nothing: the camera records the full frame no matter how small the viewfinder gets. HOW IT WORKS • Press record and the viewfinder drops to a small, dimmed window • Corner marks show everything being filmed, including what sits outside the window • Tap anywhere mid-take to cycle through viewfinder shapes • One brightness control dims the whole interface at once: viewfinder, level and buttons MAKE IT YOURS • Four viewfinder shapes: Full, 9:16, Slit and Custom • Drag the viewfinder anywhere on screen, and resize it with the red handles • Brightness anywhere from 10% to 100% • Pinch to zoom, with lens buttons matched to your phone's actual cameras • Exposure control for dark rooms and bright stages • 4K or HD, at 24, 30 or 60 fps KEEP IT STEADY An optional level shows how far you've drifted from the framing you started the take with, rather than from true horizontal, because there's no correct angle to film a stage from. Three styles: • Horizon: a spirit level that tips and rides with the phone • Edges: two markers out at the edges, nothing in the middle of your shot • Arrows: arrows that close in on a dot as you correct, then vanish once you're there PHOTOS, ANY TIME A dedicated photo button takes a still whenever you want, including in the middle of a recording. The screen never flashes. YOUR FOOTAGE, IN YOUR LIBRARY Everything goes straight into a Concert Cam album in your photo library. One copy, where you would expect it, backed up with the rest of your photos. Browse, play, share and delete from inside the app, or find it all in Photos. NOTHING LEAVES YOUR PHONE No accounts. No analytics. No advertising. No tracking. Concert Cam collects nothing and sends nothing anywhere.