Splitscene vs Bicameral

Influencing is bigger than ever and taking over the scene! Splitscene has developed an innovative photo/video-tool to support this (R)evolution. Note: multiple camera modes are only available on iPhone XS and up and the newer iPad Pro models. Older devices are limited to a single camera. Splitscene is a multi-cam experience, where the seflie-camera and back-camera are activated simultaneously. Offering a Split-line-mode and a Picture-in-picture-mode to capture you and your surroundings at their best. Fit yourself in the scene and share your world with the world!

Recording stays on while the screen stays awake. The display no longer auto-locks while the camera is open, so a hands-off take on a tripod or stand records until you stop it. This matches the behavior of the built-in Camera app. Simpler controls while recording. Only the controls that work during a take stay on screen: the camera-swap button steps aside for the photo button while you record, and buttons that would end your take early are dimmed. Everything returns when the recording stops. A more dependable record button. Tapping record twice in quick succession could confuse the app — the controls stayed on their idle look while a take was actually rolling, and recording could stay stuck until you relaunched. Starts are now handled once, and the on-screen controls always match what's being recorded. Sharper picture-in-picture. The inset is now filtered when it's scaled, so its edges look smoother in recordings while the main image stays pixel-sharp. Better fit with Display Zoom and larger text. If you use Display Zoom or a larger text size, the on-screen controls now fit the screen: the storage readout no longer runs under the Settings button, and the recording controls stay centered instead of spilling off the right edge. More consistent on-screen controls. The recording-time and storage indicators now match the rest of the live-preview chrome. Better bug reports. If you report an issue, the diagnostic log now includes the previous session too, so problems that happened before a relaunch can actually be investigated. Plus fixes for the horizon level near upside-down, the exposure slider unlocking focus, taps on the letterbox bars, and the self-timer after rapid taps.