Time Slice Camera vs AstroShader

Create striking time slice photos directly from your camera. Time Slice Camera helps you capture a scene over time, split it into slices, and stitch everything into one final image. It is made for sunsets, sunrises, changing skies, moving clouds, busy streets, travel shots, creative portraits, and any scene where time and movement can turn a simple photo into something unusual. How it works: - Choose the number of slices - Choose the slice direction - Set the full capture duration - Press start and let the app do the rest The app captures each photo, crops the needed part, and builds the final time slice image for you. Tips for better results: - Use a tripod whenever possible - Use a power bank for longer captures - Tap to focus before or during the capture - Try the front camera for creative portraits - The interface stays fixed, but you can choose the final photo orientation When the capture is finished, your result is saved to your photo library. A sunset is the classic time slice shot, but it is far from the only one. Try it with clouds, storms, city movement, traffic, shadows, waves, crowds, or any scene that changes over time. Share your creations and tag @timeslicecamera or @appwithflow. We would love to see what you make. Need help? Contact us from inside the app.

One-time purchase. No subscription. AstroShader is an astrophotography app for capturing, stacking and editing. All you need is a stand, tripod, telescope or rock (to lean your phone on). AstroShader lets you align and stack live during the image capture process. You can also align and stack images from you Photos library. No need to transfer images to a computer to align and stack them separately (but there is a built in intervalometer if you need it). To take an image follow these steps: • Use a stand, tripod, telescope mount (or lean your iPhone on a rock). • Zoom in on stars and set focus manually, or use autofocus. • Set the exposure time, ISO and white balance, or leave to auto-exposure. • Set the number of exposures to be automatically aligned and stacked. • Calibrate your images from the edit tools. • After the capture is complete you can edit and save your image—including as 16bit TIFF. • You can open images directly to use the edit tools in AstroShader - rather following a new image capture. Image capture options include: • Number of exposures to be aligned and stacked • Exposure time • ISO • White balance • Camera type • Countdown timer • Manual focus • Pause the capture to reposition iPhone or telescope Edit options include: • Stretch image • Background extraction • Dynamic background extraction (DBE) • x5 Histogram curves for fine tonal adjustment • x3 sharpen layers each with radius and intensity with layer blending rather than chaining • Brightness (low light enhancement) • Saturation • Black point • Temperature • Tint • Save format options; HEIF, PNG, JPEG, TIFF