Exframe vs ShutterPin

Give every photo a frame that shows how it was made. Exframe reads the EXIF metadata in your photos and turns it into clean, shareable frames. Import photos, choose a template, decide which details to show, and export finished images without rewriting camera settings for every post. Built for photographers, camera enthusiasts, manual-lens users, bloggers, and creators who share work on social media, photography communities, or portfolios. Metadata and manual lenses - Read camera, lens, focal length, aperture, shutter speed, ISO, exposure compensation, date, location, and copyright details. - Review and edit every displayed value before export. - Save manual or vintage lens profiles and apply a different profile to each photo. - Photos from lenses without electronic contacts can be exported even when EXIF aperture is missing. - Reorder fields, choose separators, and restore original values at any time. Location names - Automatically load place names when importing photos that contain GPS data. - Choose country, city, or neighborhood detail and the display language. - Look up one photo or several GPS photos together. Frames and export - Process and export up to 20 photos in one project. - Choose templates, maker display, Exframe marks, date style, frame margins, and visible fields. - Use presets for blogs, square posts, 4:5 portraits, stories, or high-quality archives. - Select aspect ratio, quality, and output size without cropping the photo. - Export JPEG or WebP, save to Photos, or open the system share sheet. - JPEG exports retain original GPS metadata; WebP exports do not include EXIF. Privacy Photos are processed on your device and are not uploaded to the developer's server. When you enable place-name lookup, only the coordinates and display language required for the lookup are sent to an external reverse-geocoding service.

ShutterPin sends smartphone GPS location to compatible cameras over Bluetooth and helps you geotag photos using recorded tracks. Find shooting locations on a map, select one photo or a batch, and match each photo to a place by capture time. Export your route as a GPX file. Find your day on the map Explore recorded locations alongside your shooting dates. Choose photos. Add the place. Check the map, then select one photo or a whole set. Sony · Camera location sync Tested with α1 and ZV-E1. Other models are checked through their Bluetooth services. Canon · Preview Smartphone pairing and GPS sync are available as a preview. Camera testing is still required. Select your camera from nearby devices, then enable smartphone GPS on the camera. Other cameras · Map & photo tagging Record your route, find the place on the map, then choose one or more photos to add location by capture time. Direct Bluetooth support depends on the camera. Location is sent to your camera over Bluetooth. Tracks stay on your phone. Opening a map sends requests for the visible area to the map provider. Live location sending requires an account and an active trial or purchase. Subscription and lifetime options, pricing, and purchase restoration are available in the app. Background operation depends on permissions, phone settings, camera settings, and firmware. ShutterPin is independent and is not affiliated with camera manufacturers. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy: https://api.sinsa.cc/privacy