Easy Stop Motion Camera vs Vista Viewer

◆Tap the screen and what the camera sees at that moment is recorded as one frame. Move your subject a little, tap again, and repeat: that is all it takes to build a stop-motion video. ◆No ads. No notifications. No account needed. Everything from shooting to saving happens on your device, so it works without an internet connection. Your photos and videos are never sent anywhere. ◆The previous frame stays on screen semi-transparently, so lining up the next one is easy. Move your subject a little at a time and you can make things jump, vanish or multiply exactly as you intend. It suits clay animation with modelling clay, figures, dolls and miniatures. ◆Work in progress is saved automatically inside the app. The frames you are still working on live only inside the app; only the finished video ends up in your photo library. Quit the app or restart your device and you can pick up where you left off, so you can take your time over a long piece. ◆Playback speed, the opacity of the previous frame and the self-timer can be changed at any point. Playback speed is not only for the preview: it is also the frame rate of the video you export. You can play back what you have so far without leaving the shoot. ◆This is the paid version Videos you save carry no LITE VERSION watermark. There is no limit on the number of frames either. *We recommend trying the free Lite version first, to check that it runs well on your device.

Vista is a 180° side-by-side (SBS) VR video player for iPhone and iPad. It’s built to make viewing VR180 footage without a headset easy and intuitive providing the best experience. Designed with performance and visual correctness in mind, Vista uses Apple’s Metal graphics stack to render immersive video smoothly while giving you intuitive touch controls for exploration and inspection. Because of this, Vista also works equally well for high definition playback of standard 2D movies that are a part of your collection. With Vista, you may open videos that are on the device or shared files using the system Files picker. You may also browse and stream from an optional VistaServer library on your local network. Playback issues make File Sharing on MacBook unusable for most high quality videos. VistaServer was built to allow storage of high quality video files on your MacBook or external drive connected to MacBook and then share them to Vista player over local network with the highest quality possible. It is available on App Store for MacOS. Key Features • VR180 SBS Playback View 180° equirectangular side-by-side video with correct hemisphere selection for left or right eye sources. • Multiple Projection Modes Switch instantly between: – VR180 equirectangular – Equidistant fisheye (with adjustable lens FOV) – Standard flat 2D playback • Interactive Camera Controls Drag to orbit the view, pinch to zoom with physically consistent field-of-view behavior, and double-tap to reset orientation. • Stereo Preview Inspect both eyes side-by-side for stereo alignment and quality checks. • Accurate FOV Handling Per-axis field-of-view math prevents stretching on tall or wide displays, preserving correct geometry across orientations. • Local Files, No Uploads Open .mp4 and .mov files directly from your device using the system document picker. Videos never leave your device. • Optimized for iPhone and iPad SwiftUI interface with Metal-backed rendering for smooth playback and responsive interaction. Ideal For • Reviewing VR180 camera footage • Inspecting stereo alignment and framing • Previewing fisheye captures before processing • Exploring immersive video without a headset Privacy Policy: https://github.com/cgdusek/support/blob/main/Vista/PRIVACY.md Terms of use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/