Image Stack vs AWCap 30

Image Stack converts images using presets to change formats, resize, rename, and more—whether you’re processing one image or thousands, everything is ready with just a few taps. KEY FEATURES • Batch convert images into modern formats • Apply one or more presets to avoid repetitive work • Rename files with prefixes, suffixes, or replacements • Resize images to match your requirements • Add overlays such as watermarks • Adjustable quality and metadata options • Drag-and-drop simplicity • Presets sync via iCloud for all your devices • Ultra-fast processing • Works on both macOS and iOS and iPadOS IDEAL FOR • Photographers organizing shoots • Designers exporting assets • Content creators preparing media • Anyone converting or renaming small or large image sets Image Stack is free to download and use. You can work with the app for as long as you like. To unlock the full experience and remove trial limits—such as the daily image limit—you can activate the full version with a one-time in-app purchase. The purchase is valid across all versions of Image Stack, including Mac, iPhone, and iPad. Is there any feature you are missing? Let me know!

Faithfully recreates the image quality unique to the 0.3-megapixel CMOS sensors of that era. 【Key Features】 • Switch between 640×480 / 320×240 resolution • Image quality adjustment: ISO, gain, white balance, tint, brightness, contrast, saturation, and more • Color curve, sharpness, dynamic range, blur, and shutter speed adjustment • Zoom (field of view) and focus adjustment • Recording bitrate adjustment (1000–8000 kbps) • Photo capture (saved as high-quality PNG) and video recording (saved to camera roll) • Save, load, rename, delete, and reset image quality settings • Share settings via clipboard • Front / Rear camera switch • Screen flip (180° rotation) • LED light control • Customizable settings panel and record button positions • Dark / Light mode toggle • Japanese / English language toggle Recorded videos are saved to the camera roll in MP4 format. Recommended for anyone who wants to capture videos with a retro webcam vibe, or who enjoys 2000s internet culture.