Timestamp Camera vs Spielen

Timestamp Camera helps you capture photos and videos with date, time, GPS location, address, and custom text watermarks in real time. It is useful for work records, delivery proof, inspections, field reports, travel memories, and everyday photo notes. Whether you need a quick work record, a delivery photo, an inspection note, a travel memory, or a daily journal, TimeStampCam makes every shot easier to remember and organize. MAIN FEATURES • Add date and time watermarks while taking photos or recording videos • Show GPS location, address when needed • Add your own custom text, notes, project names or job details • Choose watermark position: top left, top center, top right, bottom left, bottom center or bottom right • Customize font, size, color, text opacity and background opacity • Apply photo and video effects when you want a different look • Simple camera controls for fast shooting • Save watermarked photos and videos to your library USEFUL FOR • Work records and field reports • Construction and inspection photos • Delivery and service proof photos • Travel and location memories • Fitness, diet and daily progress logs • Family, pet and everyday photo records TimeStamp Camera is designed to be simple, practical and easy to use. Open the camera, choose your watermark style, and capture photos or videos with the information you need.

"Spielen" is a smartphone application that allows you to take and edit photos in which the subject is trapped inside a glass ball. You can change the size of the glass beads, choose their position freely, control the blurring effect, and even create your own unique effects. You can express your imagination through your photos. Enjoy this application that allows you to trap your current view in a glass ball.　 Function List -Pinch to change the size of the glass beads. -Drag to move the position of the glass bead. -Change the blurriness of the background with the slider. -Create glass beads on photos saved on the iPhone, too. Spielen is a Made in Japan product from Ichikawa Soft Laboratory, the developer of "SILKYPIX".