Astral Capture vs PresetCollection

Choose from a plethora of satellites and both of Mars's Perseverance and Curiosity rovers to display on your home screen. All but NASA's EPIC satellite and the rovers are 30-40 minutes old, and all images update automatically. Pick from NOAA's GOES-East/West, Japan's Himawari-8, or Europe's EUMETSAT weather satellite for the most recent coverage. Choose to have a desk display or a home screen widget. Tap the Earth for a list of available satellites, or tap and hold the widget to edit the satellites. Current Views: GOES-East in both GeoColor and NaturalColor, Full Disk and CONUS GOES-West in both GeoColor and NaturalColor, Full Disk Himawari-8 EUMETView in both GeoColor and NaturalColor EPIC Perseverance Rover Curiosity rover SDO (171 A) SDO (193 A) SDO (211 A) SDO (304 A) Location-Based Widget

PresetCollection makes it easy to use Lightroom-style `.xmp` presets on your photos without a complicated editing workflow. Start with the included preset collections, then add your own preset files from the Files app. PresetCollection copies imported presets into the app, organizes them by group when possible, and lets you switch between looks from a clean preset menu. It is built for people who already have favorite presets, buy preset packs from photographers, or create their own looks in Lightroom and want a simple way to apply them on iPhone and iPad. What you can do: - Import one or many `.xmp` preset files - Import folders that contain `.xmp` presets - Browse presets by group, including included and imported groups - Apply presets to photos from your library - Adjust Strength from less effect to more effect - Keep black-and-white presets black and white at every strength level - Compare the edited photo with the original - Save edited images to Photos - Share edited images with other apps - Delete presets or preset groups you no longer want - Use the app in portrait or landscape on iPhone and iPad PresetCollection is especially useful if you collect presets from multiple places. You might use presets you created in Lightroom, presets shared by friends or photographers, free Lightroom preset downloads, or paid preset packs from marketplaces such as Adobe Exchange, Creative Market, Etsy, or individual photographer shops. Only import presets you own, created yourself, or have permission to use. PresetCollection approximates supported Lightroom-style settings with a native iOS photo rendering pipeline. Results may not exactly match Adobe Lightroom, but the app is designed to make preset-based editing quick, flexible, and easy.