Qlippie vs 0.3MP Camera

Qlippie is a dressable HD camera and ultra lightweight at only 45g, with the built-in rechargeable lithium battery and 32GB internal high-speed flash memory. Measuring less than 48mm on each side and only about the thickness of 19.6mm, Qlippie is small in size, yet it capable of recording time-lapse, slow motion and 1080p video, as well as 8MP still photography. With its extreme small size, the clip-and-go design allows you to shoot anytime and anywhere. The powerful battery performance empowers you to record video at 720p at 30fps continuously for over 2 hours in a single full charge. Immerse yourself in the Qlippie app that is connected via the Qlippie camera’s built-in Wi-Fi, allows you to wirelessly control the camera, live view, shoot video and photos in different modes. Edit and enhances your photos with the in-app filters, and share instantly to Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and more. An aluminum clip on the back of the camera allows you to attach directly to your clothes or a bag strap so it's ready at a moment's notice. To reflect your personal style, 13 decorative stickers are included, letting you to express yourself while capturing your precious daily memories. App Remote Control and Sharing The Qlippie app allows you to control the camera from your smartphone. You may choose from time-lapse, slow motion, video, and photo shooting modes for your videography and photography. You can also apply built-in filters to enhance your images, correct image orientation, and one-click to share your life moments to popular social networks. Features - Remotely control the camera with the in-app live view - 4 different modes of shooting, time-lapse, slo-mo, video and photo - Photo editing tool with the built-in filters - Video editing tool - Instant share to social networks

The 0.3MP Camera is a tribute to the button phone cameras from '00s, in those days, we had enough 0.3 megapixels and 640x480 resolution to capture the best moments. Now so many years later, those pictures seem so dreamy, so I've tried to recreate all aspects of making it. Processing The camera recreates all the artifacts inherent in the old CMOS sensors of mid-range phones, like bayer filter artifacts, dark and banding noises, blooming etc. You can pinch to zoom to make it more visible, the digital zoom will reduce the quality of the photo just like on an old phone. Interface The interface will be recognized by all who had an any Nokia with Series 40 or Symbian S60, all control is done with three buttons at the bottom. You can shoot on camera, record video or import your own photos for processing. Nothing extra. P.S. This is the first (released 20 Jan 2023) and best app on the AppStore (over 58,000 five-star reviews worldwide) that emulates the mobile phone camera from the 2000s. All others (even the big and popular apps) mimic this one. Beware of fakes! Instagram: @0.3mp_camera