Sideways: Portrait Grip Camera

Sideways: Portrait Grip Camera

Landscape shots, portrait grip

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  • Released
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  • May 4, 2026
  • September 24, 2026
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You no longer need to rotate your iPhone to capture a landscape shot. Sideways is a camera for capturing photos and video in 16:9, 4:3, or 1:1 while holding your iPhone comfortably in portrait. Frame the moment with a stable, natural one-handed grip. Key features • Sideways mode Keep your portrait grip while capturing the selected output ratio. A bright guide shows the area that will be saved. • Photos and video Capture photos at the maximum size supported by your device. Hold the shutter to record 1080p video, including audio when microphone access is allowed. • 16:9, 4:3, and 1:1 ratios Choose a ratio for the scene. The same framing is applied to the guide, photos, and video. • Full mode Save the full camera frame without the Sideways crop. • Lens controls and pinch zoom On supported devices, compact controls let you select physical lenses. Pinch the viewfinder for continuous zoom. • Framing tools Compose with a selected-ratio guide and an optional 3×3 grid. • Session gallery Review photos and videos captured during the current app session, play videos, and share individual items. Captures are also saved to your Photo Library. • Restored settings Continue with your previous Sideways/Full mode, capture ratio, grid, and shutter sound settings after relaunching the app. Privacy first Photo and video processing happens on your device. Sideways does not send your captures to an external server.
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What's New in Sideways

1.2

September 24, 2026

Improved capture and saving reliability. • Photos and videos appear in the gallery after they are saved to Photos. • See saving status and errors, and retry a failed save before closing the app. • Improved first-launch microphone permission handling and silent-video feedback. • Improved stopping a recording when you release the shutter just after it starts.

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