CodecCrunch vs SkateCam3D

CodecCrunch V2 is a complete overhaul that makes the app much more useful with a new Interface and supporting more formats.. CodecCrunch V2 provides professional-grade conversion for ProRAW and ProRes workflows, giving you a bit more control over your creative assets. ProRAW Optimization: Convert ProRAW images to HEIF while preserving hardware-original tone mapping, ensuring your creative edits remain entirely intact. For ultimate flexibility, you can optionally strip native tone mapping, sharpness, clarity, and metadata to work with a truly clean file. ProRes Video Processing: Seamlessly transcode ProRes footage to Rec.709 (SDR) or HEVC (10-bit HDR) while maintaining the full dynamic range of your source media. Supported video outputs include HEVC 8-bit SDR, HEVC 10-bit HDR, and tone-mapped ProRes Rec.709. More Formats: Take advantage of optional support for JPEG XL, available in both Lossless HDR and Lossy HDR configurations for ProRAW media. New: WebP SDR/HDR Lastly, ....Streamlined Export: Convert photos and videos directly from the native Photos app. Route your processed files to a dedicated CodecCrunch Album, the Files app, or directly to connected external SSDs. CodecCrunch runs on iOS, iPadOS & macOS and supports on iPadOS & macOS also drag'n drop of images.

SkateCam3D lets you take a 3D picture, interactively adjust the depth and framing (no AI necessary), crop to one of several aspect ratios, and then export the picture in a variety of formats. To use SkateCam3D: 1. Launch the app and rotate the phone to landscape view. 2. Tap Shoot Video Now. 3. Shoot a short video while "skating" (moving) the phone horizontally. 4. Preview the stereo image as an anaglyph, Dubois anaglyph, SBS pair, or SBS crossview pair. 5. Make it just right: - Adjust the depth by moving your finger up and down. - Adjust the framing by moving your finger left and right. - Zoom and pan with two fingers to get the crop you want. 6. Export the image in one or more formats. Choose from JPEG or PNG SBS (parallel or crossview), Dubois anaglyph, grayscale anaglyph, spatial photo, or wigglegram GIF. For a video demo, see https://youtu.be/hsnYhBSFeAM