DAKAA vs Easy Analog

Anyone can take great photos. DAKAA doesn't hide bad shots behind retro filters — it helps you take better ones, using the composition rules photographers actually use. Rule #1: Straighten Your Photos Almost every photo looks better level. Turn on the gimbal and DAKAA straightens your shot automatically, with a real-time preview so you always know exactly what's in frame. Rule #2: Frame Your Subject The rule of thirds is the most reliable framing tool in photography. Turn on Smart Frame and DAKAA tells you which way to move the camera to land your subject where it belongs. Rule #3: Capture the Moment Time Travel lets you pull a frame from the last few seconds, so a perfect moment is never gone for good. Backup images give you a fallback whenever a shot takes too long to capture. Rule #4: Edit Your Photos Even the best photographers edit. DAKAA analyses your photo and suggests edits tailored to that specific shot — no guesswork, no presets that fight your image. Rule #5: Shoot Videos Too Sometimes a moment needs motion. Long-press the shutter to start recording: release within 5 seconds to stop, or hold past 5 seconds and it keeps rolling until you say stop. Make the camera yours. Customisable modes let you switch off anything you don't need, so the interface stays out of your way. Also included: - Flexible canvas - Photo frames - QR scanning with recent list - Achievements. & statistics - Themes Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://www.logicui.com/dakaa/privacy

Easy Analog turns the iPhone into a single-lens reflex camera of the 1970s and 1980s. Learning film usually comes with a delay. A roll holds 36 frames, days pass before development, and when a picture has failed the reason is rarely still clear. Here the result is there at once. The course covers the controls in eight steps. Each step adds one more control. The viewfinder holds a shutter dial, an aperture bar, a microprism ring and a light meter. The image brightens and darkens according to how the controls are set, and shows the depth of field and the grain of the film loaded. Lens and light meter can be matched to the camera at hand, for a realistic experience. Every frame is judged on exposure, risk of camera shake and focus.