Compass Camera vs Life2Film

Compass Cam – Easy Scene Documentation Get scene direction quickly and easily with a compass indicator and more. Compass Cam lets you record videos or take photos with useful information embedded directly into them. The embedded info includes Compass, Time, Date, Level, and Pitch Angle. Standard Camera Features: • Pinch to zoom • Rear camera with auto exposure/focus mode • Supports both landscape and portrait modes App Features: • Capture photos with embedded info • Capture videos with embedded info • Show/Hide time and date • Show/Hide compass • Show/Hide grid • Show/Hide level gauge • Show/Hide pitch angle indicator • Option to save the original photo in photo capture mode Usage Examples: • Travel journaling – record your journey with embedded data • Monitor object direction and orientation • And many more uses, limited only by your imagination This is a fast and easy way to capture photos or videos with direction and date embedded — just snap, and your photo will include all the info automatically. Notes ＊ Video and photo captures are saved to your photo library for fast and easy access ＊ Supported pitch angle range: -60° to 60° Thank you for your support! Visit nitrio.com for more great apps for your iOS devices.

Your camera roll already holds the film. Life2Film finds it. Pick a day, a trip, a month of your kid. The app watches every second of that footage on the phone itself: where the movement is, who is in frame, which takes are steady and which are forty seconds of pavement. Then it cuts the good parts into something short enough to watch twice. A FILM CAN WAIT FOR YOU While the phone charges, a good day can become a short film in Films, with one quiet notice. Made on the phone, never saved to Photos; off in Settings. YOUR FOOTAGE STAYS ON YOUR IPHONE No footage upload, no account, no queue. Faces and framing come from Apple's Vision framework; the scene cuts and the tempo are measured on the phone by a native engine, which also assembles the timeline. Films take up to a minute, airplane mode too — if the clips are local, not in iCloud. NINE WAYS TO START The Make sheet asks what the film is for, and the answer sets the length, the shape and the cut: • Just a film: the best moments, half a minute • Summary of a day, a month or a year: the period's own name as the title • Reels: vertical, on the beat, 15 to 60 seconds • Travel: day by day, with the date in the picture at every change of shooting day • Chronicle: everything in the order it happened, up to ten minutes • Vlog: speech leads the cut, the phrases go on screen, and the track sits under the voice • Happy birthday: people in frame outrank scenery, and the track steps back under the voices • New Year, in December: lights, people and the toast • Set it up yourself: every row by hand A preset is starting values, not a cage. One row on the setup screen swaps the style, and the eight say what they do to the footage rather than repeat their names: Film, Music video, Family, Travel, Documentary, Transcript, Chrono, Quality. MUSIC YOU DECIDE ABOUT Pick a track and the cuts land on the beat, though not on every beat: one shot spans several of them, so the film has a pulse instead of a stutter. Skip the music and the film keeps the sound the clips were shot with. Where somebody is talking, laughing, cheering or applauding, the track drops to a fifth of its level and the voices come up, so the "Happy Birthday" is audible over the music. ARGUE WITH THE DRAFT The app says how many moments it found and how many it used. Tap any shot and the clip opens as one image of its whole length, every moment marked along it. Choose a different moment and only that shot changes. Drag a shot somewhere else and the film re-cuts around it at the same length. Three arrangements of the same footage sit side by side. FOURTEEN LOOKS Ten are .cube tables of the kind a colourist hands you, four are built in. The look you pick is drawn on a frame of your own film, graded by the same table the export runs. A BETTER LENS ON THE PHOTO LIBRARY The iPhone library is a long scroll. Life2Film reads it as a calendar wheel: spin to any month or day and see what you filmed. WHAT YOU CAN DO • Turn hours of raw clips into 15, 30, 60 or 180 seconds, or ten minutes of chronicle • Cut to a track from your library, to one you import, or to none at all • Trim, reorder, rotate and drop clips by hand • Vertical, horizontal, square, or whatever the footage mostly is • Burn an opening title, or a date caption at each change of shooting day • Export in full quality • Speaks 36 languages, including Bashkir and Tatar, which iOS itself does not offer FOR THE CURIOUS The optional chat agent takes plain sentences and answers on Apple's on-device model, on our model with Pro Monthly or Yearly, or on your own API key. Off until you open it. GOOD FOR Travel footage that never got edited, birthdays, a kid growing up a month at a time, and gigs where cutting to the beat does the most work. The footage is already there. Life2Film makes it worth watching again. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://life2film.com/privacy