DualShotCam vs QuickieCam

DualShot helps you work with both a horizontal (4:3) and vertical (3:4) framing in a single capture flow. Use the main view for one orientation, and watch the live picture‑in‑picture window for the other—so you can judge composition at a glance. PHOTOS • Tap the shutter once; two cropped stills are saved to your library (landscape and portrait aspect ratios). • Optional HDR on supported devices. • Flash cycles Off / Auto / On (rear camera). VIDEO • Start recording; when you stop, two exported clips are added to Photos—one cropped for portrait framing, one for landscape framing. • Torch for video mode (rear camera). • Recording duration shown at the top. GENERAL • Photo / video mode with quick icon switching at the bottom right. • Timer: Off, 3 s, or 10 s. • Front / rear camera, pinch to zoom, tap to focus and set exposure point, optional composition grid. • Works in portrait and landscape device orientations. DualShot is built for anyone who wants to plan one scene with two crop mindsets. It uses Camera and Photos access; video adds Microphone when needed. Thank you for trying DualShot—and happy shooting! Questions or feedback? Reach out via the developer contact on the App Store listing.

QuickieCam is built for one thing: not missing the shot. The moment you open QuickieCam — or return to it from another app — it starts recording. No tapping. No waiting. If something is happening right now, QuickieCam is already capturing it. How it works Set your capture duration with the time slider. QuickieCam records for that long, then stops and saves automatically. Too short? Hit the infinity button to keep going. Changed your mind? Hit X to discard. Want a fresh clip mid-session? Press capture to stop, save, and immediately start the next one. Multi-camera capture Record from up to three cameras at once — ultra wide, wide, and telephoto — each saved as its own file. Tap any preview to swap it to the main display. Configure resolution and frame rate per camera in settings. Built for speed - Starts capturing the instant the app gets focus - Assign to your Action Button via Shortcuts for even faster access - Volume buttons trigger capture - Duration setting persists between sessions - Videos optionally geotagged with your current location A fair warning QuickieCam is opinionated. It will capture video you didn't mean to keep. You'll spend a little time learning the controls. That's the tradeoff for never missing a moment.