Fish Eye View - Pond Camera

Fish Eye View shows you the world the way a fish sees it from under the water, live, through your camera. Hold your phone low and point it up. The sky, the trees and the faces peering down all crowd into one round window, while the underside of the water surface shines like a mirror around it. ■ Fish view: what you really see when you look up from under water A fish looking up sees everything above the water, from straight overhead down to the far horizon, packed into a circle about 97° wide. This is called Snell's window. The app builds it from the way light bends when it enters water: ・The middle looks almost normal, and the closer something is to the horizon, the more tightly it crowds toward the rim ・Outside the window, the surface works like a mirror and shows the water below ・The rim turns rainbow-colored, because each color of light bends by a slightly different amount ・Waves on the surface make the picture sway, in photos and in videos ■ Choose how deep the fish is Shallow water keeps colors clear and waves big. Deeper water turns blue as the red light fades first, and the waves look small and fine. ■ Four classic fisheye lenses too Circle, Classic, Full frame and Concave, with a strength slider, for the familiar fisheye look. ■ Photos and video Take photos, or record video with sound if you allow the microphone. Self-timer with 3 or 10 seconds. Works with the front and back cameras, pinch to zoom, and switches to the ultra-wide camera (0.5×) on iPhones that have one. The shutter sound can be turned off. Ideas ・Look up at trees, tall buildings or fireworks ・Have friends lean over and peek in, as if into a pond ・Your pet looking down at you ・Swaying, watery clips for music or story videos ・Show kids how light bends in water Photos and videos are saved in portrait (3:4), exactly as shown in the preview. The app works with the camera only; it does not edit photos already on your phone.