Dual Camera Front Back Camera vs Rotate All!

Shoot once, get both. AspectTwin records your video in portrait and landscape at the same time, so you never have to choose an orientation or film a scene twice. One take gives you a vertical clip and a horizontal clip - ready for every platform, from stories and reels to widescreen. KEY FEATURES - Record portrait and landscape at the same time - One take, two aspect ratios — no reshoots - Perfect framing for vertical and horizontal at once - Smooth, high-quality video capture - Adjust exposure and white balance for the perfect shot - Pinch to zoom - Clean, fast interface built for quick recording - Save straight to your photo library WHY ASPECTTWIN Filming the same moment twice — once vertical, once wide — wastes time and you still miss shots. AspectTwin captures both orientations in a single take, so your footage is ready for any feed without cropping or re-filming. Great for creators who post everywhere at once. Download DualShot Recorder and capture portrait and landscape in one take. Terms of use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Some photos come out of the camera sideways and stay that way — old imports, scans, screenshots of screenshots, photos from another phone. RotateAll turns them the right way up, in batches, in seconds. Pick the photos that need turning. Tap once per quarter turn. Save the lot. TURNS, DONE PROPERLY • Quarter turns only — no dial, no cropping, no guesswork • The photo itself is rotated, not just a flag other apps ignore • HDR photos keep their full brightness — the gain map turns with the image • Non-destructive: revert any photo to exactly what the camera wrote NOTHING LEAVES YOUR PHONE • No account, no server, no network access at all • Works entirely on your iPhone or iPad ONE PRICE, ONCE • Turn 15 photos a day for free, forever • One small payment removes the limit — not a subscription, never a second charge RotateAll does one thing and refuses to do more. If a photo needs a crop, a tilt, or a filter, that is what the Photos app is for. If it just needs to be the right way up, this is faster.