Smart Photo Sync vs Quick Night Camera

[Core Features] **Lightning-fast Photo Sync** Brand new optimized UI with intelligent photo recognition and quick preview. Sync efficiency doubled, download speed up to 50% faster than official apps. **Powerful Remote Control** Fully upgraded Remote functionality with live view preview, shooting parameter adjustment, and remote shutter control for ultimate shooting freedom. **Smart Photo Management** Automatic date-based categorization, quick filtering and batch downloads to effortlessly manage your photography work. **Convenient Connection Sharing** One-tap camera WiFi info viewing and quick sharing of connection settings with team members. [Supported Models] Fully tested on: - PENTAX K-1 Series - RICOH GR II - Theoretically supports all WiFi-enabled Pentax/Ricoh cameras [System Requirements] iOS 15.0 or later [User Agreement] https://hddevteam.github.io/pentaxPhotoSync81/user-agreement [Privacy Policy] https://hddevteam.github.io/pentaxPhotoSync81/privacy-policy

■ With Real-Time Night-Vision Monitor, you can take night-vision photos at high speed. ・ Change a dark image taken at night, dusk, backlight, etc. into a bright image like daytime. ・ Combine with the night-vision effect to make it even brighter. ・ Change a bright image taken in the daytime or in a bright environment into a dark image such as at night or at dusk. ・ Free control of light and dark of photos and videos by touch operation on the light and dark graph. ・ Easy creation of interesting negative-style images by reversing the light and dark. [Settings] - Brightness Graph: Anchor points are controlled by touch operation - Night Vision Effect: Adjust the degree of night-vision effect with the slider control [Output] - Save to camera roll: photos - Photo sharing: AirDrop, LINE, Facebook, Dropbox, Instagram, ... [Important] Unlike infrared cameras, iPhone / iPad cannot take pictures in a completely dark environment. In dimly lit environments, this app brightens your photos with night vision correction. However, the darker the image, the worse the image noise. This is the same for the human eye.