Framed vs FrameShift Camera

Better photos start before the shutter. Point Framed at any scene and choose how you frame it. Tap scan and Framed reads the light, the subject and the composition, then finds the shot worth taking. Or draw your own frame around what caught your eye. Either way, Framed guides you into it: where to move, how far to zoom, when to shoot. Then make it yours, with a full editor, film looks and frames, all on the photo you actually took. FIND THE SHOT - Auto frame: one tap scans the scene and finds the best composition, with framing, zoom, exposure and angle. - Your frame: tap the viewfinder and draw the shot you want. Framed guides you to it the same way. - Adjust either one: resize or move the frame before you shoot. - Live tracking: the frame stays on your subject as you move, and the shutter lights up when you're lined up. SHOOT LIKE A PRO - RAW capture on iPhone Pro models. - Manual shutter, ISO, flash control, and exposure compensation. - Shoot in 3:4, 4:5, 1:1 or 9:16. DEVELOP IT - Film looks, each one a starting point you can take apart and adjust. - Light: exposure, contrast, highlights, shadows, whites, blacks, fade, temperature and tint. - Color: HSL mixer, color grading, curves and calibration. - Effects: grain, halation, glow, light leaks, scratches, dust, motion and vignette. FINISH IT - Frames: Plain, White, Paper, Black, Negative, and Specs, which prints the lens and settings you shot with. - A date stamp from the day you took it. KEEP IT - Your Framed library keeps every edit, so you can come back and change it, from the RAW. - Import from Photos, save back to your camera roll, or share straight to Instagram. Point. Shoot. Develop. Terms of use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Recreate any photo you already like. Import a reference from Photos, or start with one of the built-in samples. FrameShift studies it on your iPhone and puts guides on the camera: head placement, level, zoom, short tips, and a ghost overlay of the original. How it works • Add photos in Reference, or try the sample pack • Open Camera with a reference selected • Line up the guides, then shoot • Review in the gallery. Favorite, share, or try a look Camera • Live framing guides when the reference has a person • Level and tilt from the iPhone’s motion sensors • Front camera, multi-lens zoom, flash / screen flash • Tap to focus, drag to set exposure • Hold the shutter for burst • 4:3 for posts, 16:9 for stories Gallery • Shots stay in the app and can save to your camera roll • Optional filters, including a look sampled from a photo you pick On your iPhone • Analysis stays on the device • No account. FrameShift doesn’t upload your photos. Requires iPhone and iOS 17 or later. Portrait orientation.