Animal Camera vs Animal Camera

*** Fun and easy animal photo camera! Just a few taps, super-realistic animals are displayed on your photo! *** Enjoy more than 60 animals to paste on your photos. The app includes many animals such as lion, tiger, rhino, giraffe, goat, sheep, cow, guinea pig, monkey, gorilla, camel, elephant, penguin, bear, crocodile, owl, deer, ostrich, reindeer, pig, donkey, squirrel, leopard, zebra, etc. "Animal Camera" is the app that you can set the various animals onto your photo. . Of course, you can share photos on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram. And also you can send photos to your friends by email. How to use: Step1. Capture or import a photo Step2. Choose an animal Step3. Rotate and resize animals to fit Step4. Save or share! Features: -> Easy-to-use single tap operation -> Professionally designed animals -> Rotate and resizing faces -> Use existing photo or take a new shot -> More than 60 animals -> Share your photos on Twitter, Facebook or email -> Save to photo library HAVE A FUN!!

See the same world through a different pair of eyes. Animal Camera turns research-inspired visual cues into a playful native iPhone camera. Explore 41 distinct animal modes—from dog, cat, parrot, and eagle to bee, pit viper, chameleon, shark, and octopus—or import an existing photo or video and create a new animal-view result. • 41 visibly different animal modes, with more than color changes • Live photos and short camera videos up to 30 seconds • Photo and video import with source aspect ratio and optional original audio • Hold or split the view to compare with human vision • Concise cards separate natural cues, the app’s interpretation, and creative treatment • Save or use the system share sheet while keeping source media read-only • Fully offline: no account, analytics, ads, server connection, or media upload • One-time App Store purchase outside China mainland; no subscription or in-app purchase “UV inspired,” “simulated heat sense,” and “polarization inspired” modes are creative visual approximations designed around standard iPhone sensors. They are not scientific measurements.