oblivious vs picpass

oblivious is an app for picking photos and videos (moments) from your camera roll, arranging them, and making a vlog (film). Like making a mixtape or a playlist, choose the photos and videos you want to keep, arrange them in any order, adjust what each one shows, and finish with background music (soundtrack). What you want to keep might be a view you saw while traveling. It might be an ordinary scene from everyday life. It might be an expression you did not notice at the time, or a small event you had almost forgotten. When you place them together, you may start to notice a flow or impression that was not there when you looked at each one on its own. Ways to use oblivious • Turn memories from a trip into a vlog • Keep everyday photos and videos like a diary • Collect time spent with family and friends • Make a vlog for someone • Create short videos for social media • Make a simple promotional video • Keep a personal visual record Arrange photos and videos into a vlog • Choose photos and videos from your camera roll to make a vlog • Mix photos and videos in the same vlog • Arrange them in any order, or duplicate a photo or video • Sort everything by capture date or by date added, then fine-tune by hand • Each photo plays as one shot • Choose the part of a video you want to use as a shot • Set shot length to 1, 2, or 3 seconds for each vlog • Choose from 16:9 / 3:2 / 4:3 / square aspect ratios • Use portrait or landscape orientation By placing photos and videos together, a different rhythm and flow can emerge than when you view each one on its own. Refine each shot • Adjust how each photo or video is framed to fit the vlog • Keep the part of a photo or video you want to show • Choose the exact section of a video to use • Add text, or burn in the date and time it was captured • Choose the font, layout, and background color for text • Lightly overlay the previous shot to help line up the transition • Choose whether to include the original audio of each video Add background music • Choose from the included music and add it to your vlog • Finish a vlog without music if you prefer • Use original audio that you have the rights to Create background music Create music made for your vlog. What is in the image, the words you wrote, the light, the time it was captured — the vlog is read, and music takes shape from it. All of that reading happens on-device. Your photos, videos, and written text themselves never leave your device. • Create one track per vlog, up to 3 per month across all vlogs • Creation continues even if you leave the app, and you can stop it at any time • Reuse music in other vlogs • Creating music requires an internet connection Choose a LUT and export The export screen lets you choose a LUT (look) to finish the color. • Choose from 16 LUTs, plus Original with no LUT • Import your own .cube (3D LUT) files • Drag to adjust the strength of the LUT • Tap the video to compare it with Original • A LUT does not change the vlog itself — it is only applied to the exported video • Save your finished vlog to your photo library • Share it to other apps to post or send From your Home Screen, Siri, and Shortcuts • Add a widget to your Home Screen showing a recent vlog, the vlog of the day, or a vlog you choose • Open a vlog with Siri or Shortcuts, and find vlogs by title in Spotlight • Add photos and videos to a vlog from the share sheet in Photos or from Shortcuts • With Siri or Shortcuts, make a vlog from your favorites in a date range or add them to a vlog, take a photo or video and add it right away, or tell Siri a day to make a vlog from that day’s photos • See what you can do with Siri and Shortcuts in Settings > Siri & Shortcuts Sync across devices • Sync vlogs, music, and settings with iCloud • Syncing stays off until you enable it in Settings

Turn a single travel photo into a ticket styled like a boarding pass. picpass automatically cuts out the people or objects in the photo you choose and places them on the boarding pass as a sticker, then fills in the ticket's date and destination from when and where the photo was taken. You can change the name, origin, flight number, seat, and gate however you like. ■ What you can do • Make a boarding-pass-style ticket from a single photo • Automatic subject cutout — tap a sticker to select it, then rotate and resize it with two fingers • Auto-fill the date and arrival city from the photo's capture date and location • Take a photo with the camera and make a ticket right away • Choose a ticket layout and color • See the places you've been as tickets on a map • Organize tickets into albums, save them to Photos, or share them instantly ■ Pricing Everything is free. There's no ticket limit and no in-app purchase. ■ Privacy No account needed. The tickets you make and their photo information are stored only on your device and are not sent to a developer server.