Lumen Forge vs SplitCapture

Exposure Match transfers a reference exposure to a different ISO, aperture and ND stack, then builds a bracket plan with explicit shutter times. HOW IT WORKS 1. Open Match. Enter a reference ISO, aperture and shutter speed, or capture the last available meter reading. 2. Set your target ISO and aperture. Add ND filters and adjust exposure compensation. 3. Choose a bracket count and spacing. Review each shutter time and share the plan, including long-exposure and shutter-limit flags. Exposure triangle, Kelvin references, zone notes, flash calculations, saved recipes, Field Pack and advanced tools remain available in a five-tab layout. ISO equivalence math is corrected, and the exposure triangle holds its reference while you change a setting. WHAT TO KNOW The camera meter estimates reflected scene light. Lux estimates assume an 18% gray subject and are not a calibrated incident-meter reading. ND effects use entered stop values. Brackets list shutter-open time, excluding camera delays. Verify the result with your camera and actual filters. iPhone and iPad.

SplitCapture composes your live camera feed with a photo or video from your library, then exports a clean image or video straight to Photos. HOW IT WORKS - Shared canvas: bring the live camera feed and a recent photo or video together in one frame - Shoot portrait or landscape, swap which source is on top, and switch cameras mid-shot - On-device rendering: the final composite is processed on your iPhone and saved directly to Photos WHY USE IT Reaction shots, before/after comparisons, duet-style videos, or simply pairing a moment you just lived with a moment you captured earlier. SplitCapture keeps it to one clean export instead of stitching things together after the fact. PRIVACY SplitCapture only accesses the camera, microphone, and Photos to compose and save the media you ask for. Nothing leaves your device.