stabcam vs PollyFrame

Take the shudder and shake out of your video, allowing you to generate smoother footage! The stabcam app allows you to stabilize videos on your device and has been tested and proven on a variety of cameras including Go-Pro, DSLRs and iPhones. Whether you’re filming a drone video or just want a steady shot in general, this handy app will make your videos look professional in no time! Features - Reduce the shakiness of a video with various settings - Speed up videos for time lapses - Slow down videos to play them in slow motion - Support for 4k and HDR videos The free version of stabcam allows you to stabilize videos up to 10 seconds in length. You can upgrade to stabcam Pro which handles videos of any length through an In-App purchase. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Too good for the camera roll? Give your best photos a retro instant frame and a few words, then watch them develop before your eyes. PollyFrame turns any photo into a Polly: a classic instant-film print with a caption in your own style. Pick a photo, write on it, and watch it slide out and clear, just like the real thing. Make it yours • Write anywhere on the print: ten fonts, six ink colors, snap-to-center guides • Retro film looks: Original, B&W, Instant, Sepia, Fade, Chrome • Frames in any color, or sampled straight from your photo with the eyedropper • 22 canvases, from Hearts and Botanical to seasonal ones for Christmas, Halloween, Easter and more • Drag and pinch to frame exactly the moment you meant Made for sharing Instagram-ready 4:5 exports at full resolution. Every Polly is saved and stays editable: change the caption next month, re-export in seconds. Free to use, Pro once PollyFrame is free to use, with a small watermark on your exports. Try every font, filter, color and canvas before you buy. PollyFrame Pro removes the watermark and unlocks them all for a single one-time purchase. No subscription. Ever. No account. No tracking. Your Pollys stay on your device and in your own iCloud. We never see them.