Q Camera! vs Twokeep

Q Camera takes photos without the shutter sound — and you do not have to flip your phone to silent first. Use it for study notes in libraries and study rooms, for whiteboards in class and meetings, at museums, or next to a sleeping baby or pet. Anywhere you would rather not make a sound. ■ Features · Silent photo capture. Video records silently too · Choose video resolution and frame rate (up to 4K 60fps, varies by device) · Quality on par with the built-in camera. HEIF / HEVC saving · Shoot with the volume buttons, one-handed · Switch between wide, ultra-wide and telephoto lenses (supported devices) · Tells you when the camera switches to macro up close, and lets you turn that off · Tap to set focus and exposure, double-tap to go back to auto · Self-timer (1s / 3s / 5s / 10s) · Zoom, and mirrored saving for the front camera · Location data on or off · Review and manage your shots inside the app ■ Made for · Study notes in libraries and study rooms · Whiteboards in classes, lectures and meetings · Museums, exhibitions and recitals · Sleeping babies and pets · Food photos in cafes and restaurants ■ Pricing Every feature is free. There are no subscriptions and no in-app purchases. (Ads are shown.) ■ Privacy Photos and videos are saved only to your device's photo library. Note: on some devices and settings, iOS may still play a very quiet sound.

Twokeep is a minimal 2-cut photobooth in your pocket. Tap the shutter, follow the countdown, and Twokeep takes two photos in a row. Then make it yours in seconds: - Vertical or horizontal 2-cut frame - Your own title on the frame (up to 8 characters) - Color or black & white - White or black frame - Pinch to zoom and drag to reposition each photo - Front or rear camera Your photo strip is saved in high resolution (1080×1920 or 1920×1080) to a "Twokeep" album in your Photos app. It looks exactly the same as the preview on any iPhone or iPad. No account needed to save. Sign in with Apple, Google, or Kakao if you like, and delete your account anytime from inside the app. Two frames, pure moments.