Self Timer vs PoseMetric

There’s a new way to take better group photos and selfies. Whether you’re capturing a smile, a night out with friends, or an unforgettable trip, the app helps you catch the perfect moment — even when you’re in front of the camera. Place your iPhone or iPad, or hold it in your hand, choose the countdown time, and get ready to pose. In just a few seconds, the automatic burst mode starts shooting: one, two, three, as many pictures as you want, one after another — so you can later pick the one that truly captures the feeling of the moment. The Multi-Photo feature is the key to better shots: it takes multiple images in quick succession, so you can later choose the best one — the one with the right look or the perfect smile. No more closed eyes, awkward poses, or half expressions — just real, natural, beautiful photos. During the countdown, Party Mode fills the wait with cheerful, random sounds that make everyone smile. Perfect for group selfies, parties, or fun moments, it makes every photo more relaxed and spontaneous. Every detail is carefully crafted, just like in all apps made by Apimac: essential controls, smooth gestures, and an interface designed to keep your results at the center. The vertical slider is always available to adjust zoom with a smooth, precise gesture, and the animated interface responds gracefully to every touch. On iPhone, haptic feedback accompanies each action; on iPad, the app takes full advantage of the screen for maximum control and privacy. And when you want to shoot without touching the screen, just say: “Hey Siri, take a photo with Self Timer app.” Thanks to Shortcuts, you can create custom automations and start your favorite shots with your voice anytime you like. Self Timer enhances the built-in Camera app with the features you actually need. It gives you more time, more control, and better results — sharper, more natural, more personal photos, and above all, more options to choose from. Because with Self Timer, you don’t just take a photo — you choose the perfect moment among many and get the picture you truly wanted. Shoot, live, and let Self Timer handle perfection. Subscriptions and Purchases With the purchase you unlock all the app’s core features. In addition, subscribers benefit from continuous improvements, new features, and regular updates delivered to the app over time. Plans available: • Monthly subscription: 2-weeks free trial, then automatically renews at the monthly price. • Annual subscription: 2-weeks free trial, then automatically renews at the annual price. • Lifetime purchase: one-time payment with unlimited access to all features and continuous improvements. Subscriptions renew automatically unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the period. You can manage or cancel your subscription anytime in your App Store account settings. Privacy Policy: https://www.apimac.com/about/privacy/ Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Capture precise 3D positioning data for photogrammetry. PoseMetric logs GPS, altitude, orientation, and compass data, enhancing your photogrammetry workflow. Calibrate your reference point for unparalleled accuracy. This application addresses a critical gap for photographers using Mirrorless/DSLR cameras, which lack the comprehensive sensor data available on smartphones. By placing the smartphone atop the camera, users can capture essential orientation and sensor information. A unique feature of our app is its sophisticated calibration system. This allows users to precisely “reset” the orientation once the phone is positioned, ensuring accurate data capture. This calibration, implemented using robust numerical methods to overcome the inherent instability of Quaternions for small rotations, is a significant technical achievement. The primary use case is to enhance photogrammetry workflows. Leading photogrammetry software packages support CSV data import. Our app exports calibrated sensor data in this format, enabling seamless integration with image sets to dramatically improve 3D reconstruction accuracy. Technical notes: Altitude is shown as orthometric height, which is the height above the approximate mean sea level. Conversion is done with the Earth Gravitational Model 2008 (EGM 2008) geoid associated with the World Geodetic System 1984 (WGS84) standard. User Manual available on our website