ScopeKit vs AperTrace

ScopeKit turns iPhone into a professional field toolkit for imaging and measurement. Whether you need to check distance before a shot, visualize depth information, or save ProRAW files directly to Photos or external storage, ScopeKit brings these capabilities together in a clear, focused interface that is ready when you are. Key Features Apple ProRAW Capture Manually control ISO, shutter speed, focus, and white balance. Save ProRAW DNG files to Photos or external storage for smoother field capture and post-production workflows. LiDAR Center Measurement Read distance from the center point of the frame, with modes for distance, height, and speed to make on-site judgment faster and more intuitive. Depth Preview and Color Mapping Convert depth data into a readable color image. Customize near, mid, and far colors, and save the current depth frame for review and reference. Simultaneous Front and Back Recording Use the front and back cameras in the same session, and manage preview layout, codec settings, and file-saving behavior. Photos and external storage are both supported. Quick Launch with Camera Control Supports Camera Control for faster access to the mode you use most. Designed for Field Work Reduce switching and repeated steps while shooting, measuring, scouting, and documenting. ScopeKit organizes multiple system-level capabilities into a more efficient workflow. Please note: Some features require supported iPhone models, camera hardware, or system capabilities, including Apple ProRAW, LiDAR, depth data, and Camera Control. Feature availability varies by device.

• Free from Sep 2 through Dec 31. Regular pricing returns Jan 1. Give it a try and let me know what you think! • If you have any suggestions or ideas while using AperTrace, feel free to contact me at zykzzzz@hotmail.com. • AperTrace is a photo watermarking app designed for photography enthusiasts. After you import a photo, it automatically reads details such as the camera, lens, focal length, aperture, shutter speed, and ISO, then presents them in a clean, thoughtfully designed watermark. • Choose from seven styles to complement your photos: Classic, Polaroid, Minimal, Editorial, Film 35, Side Label, and Magazine. Whether it’s a street snapshot, a travel memory, or a carefully curated photo series, there’s a layout to suit it. • Turn camera settings from numbers hidden in EXIF data into part of the photograph itself.