This app acts as a digital optical instrument, letting you explore light in real-time. It offers various viewing modes and allows you to capture and share images, or load your own photos for analysis. It supports both front and back cameras.
1.7
March 6, 2015
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. - A problem fixed to access own Photo Library
MoreLumenoscope is a digital optical artifact designed to let you observe the visible and hidden dimensions of light in real-time. It functions similarly to instruments like telescopes or microscopes for exploring light.
Lumenoscope offers four modes of observation: Touch & Slide, FULL (full screen), HALF (50-50 split screen), and NORMAL. These modes allow for different ways to view and interact with light.
Yes, you can take photos within Lumenoscope and save them directly to your device's Photo Library. You can also share these photos instantly on platforms like Twitter, Facebook, and via email.
Absolutely. Lumenoscope allows you to load photos from your device and utilize the four observation modes to analyze them. This feature enables you to experiment with light effects on existing images.
Yes, Lumenoscope is a Universal App, meaning it is designed to work seamlessly on both iPhone and iPad devices. It also supports iPod touch.
The latest version of Lumenoscope is 1.7, which was last updated on March 6, 2015. It was originally released on September 26, 2013.
Lumenoscope has a rating of 3.4 stars based on 11 user ratings. This indicates a mixed reception from its user base.
No, Lumenoscope does not contain advertisements. The app is free to download and use without any ad interruptions.
