LED Draw vs Unreal Stage

LED Draw turns your screen into a board of little lights. Tap or drag to light them up, pick from a palette of glowing colours, and watch your pixel art come to life. WHAT YOU CAN DO • Draw with one finger on a grid of cells: squares, rounded squares or round LEDs • Choose small, medium or large cells, and switch between them without losing your drawing • Pick from 36 colours arranged as a spectrum, or make your own with the colour picker • Turn on Neon and every new cell glows like a real light • Fill any area with one tap using the bucket, or pick up a colour from the canvas with the eyedropper • Pinch with two fingers to zoom in for detail, then tap the badge to zoom out • Slide the background from black to white • Undo and redo, stroke by stroke • Save as many drawings as you like and open them from a gallery of thumbnails • Share your drawing as a picture to any app Hide the tools with one tap and the whole screen becomes your canvas. Drawings saved in earlier versions of LED Draw are brought across automatically. No account, no ads, no tracking. Your drawings stay on your device.

Unreal Stage puts creative control of an Unreal Engine-powered in-camera VFX shoot directly in your hands so you can adjust color and lighting from anywhere on stage instead of being constrained to a computer at a desk. The fully wireless app empowers you to experience what the environment looks like on set as well as through the lens of the camera in the real world, and dial in the look and feel of your perfect shot. Use Unreal Stage to: * Place and position Light Cards and Flags, which leverage the LED volume to instantly add, subtract, and shape the light cast on the talent. * Live color grade the LED volume with individual controls for nDisplay viewports and ICVFX cameras. * Make targeted color tweaks to Unreal Engine 3D content with Color Correction Windows. * Drop in a Chromakey Card that adds the smallest possible green screen around the talent in order to minimize spill on shots that can’t be fully achieved in camera. * Access custom widgets built with Unreal Engine’s web Remote Control toolset for whatever else you need.