EEFPV vs CutOut

EEFPV is a APP for the four axis aircraft control via WiFi protocol function: 1.Remote control the four axis aircraft. 2.Display the real-time video which taken by the camera on the aircraft,video data transmitted via WiFi. 3.Take the photo and video record.

Take a column out of the middle of a screenshot. Blur what's private. Circle the thing you mean. Write a note that is actually readable. Then send it. CUT THE MIDDLE OUT Drag one finger across the part you want gone. CutOut deletes that strip and slides the two remaining halves together. The pixels that stay are untouched — they just get closer. No AI fill, no black box that screams "this was edited." It snaps to real table lines, so drag roughly and the band jumps onto the actual column and row borders. Because the cut runs through the middle of both shared borders, they rejoin into one clean border. A five-column table becomes a four-column table that looks like it always was one. BLUR WITH YOUR FINGER Pick Blur and brush over a name, a number or a face. Going over the same spot again never makes it blurrier — one even layer, however many strokes it took. A blur stays live like every other mark. Tap it later to make it lighter or stronger with a slider, drag its corners to resize it, or move it with its grip. Blur always sits on the picture itself, so your arrows and notes stay sharp on top of it. MARK IT UP Box, Circle, Arrow and Text. Drag to draw a shape, tap to place a note. Every mark stays live until you save. Tap it to select, drag it to move, drag its corner to resize, tap a colour dot to recolour. Tap a selected note again to change its words. Nothing is baked in, so you can keep adjusting. NOTES YOU CAN ACTUALLY READ Most editors leave you fighting the text. Here a note is a chip, and the chip is built from the text itself — so the padding, the corner radius and the line spacing all scale with the font size. Drag the corner to make it bigger and the box re-fits itself. There is no box to line up by hand. White words on red, blue and purple chips, black words on yellow, orange and green. Shapes carry a contrasting hairline, so a red circle reads on a white table and on a dark dashboard alike. PDFs TOO Open a PDF from Files and every tool works on its pages. Flip between pages — each keeps its own cuts, marks and undo — then tap PDF to save the whole document back as one PDF. Any picture can be saved as a PDF the same way. ROTATE Turn the picture 90° with one tap. Boxes, arrows and blur turn with it; notes stay upright. MADE FOR THE THINGS YOU ACTUALLY SEND • Take the card number column out of an expenses table • Blur a name or an account number before you share • Circle the line item that is wrong and point at it • Drop one row from a receipt or an invoice • Remove a price column before you forward a quote BUILT FOR PRECISION • Pinch to zoom, with a magnifier that follows the edge you are dragging • Arrow buttons nudge the band one pixel at a time • Cut as many times as you like — every cut stacks, with full undo and redo • Hold the eye button to compare against the original at any moment COMPLETELY PRIVATE No account, no sign-up, no server. Your images are read, edited and saved entirely on your iPhone. Nothing is ever uploaded — the app makes no network requests at all and works in aeroplane mode. No ads, no tracking, no analytics. Saves straight back to your photo library at full resolution, or as a PDF.