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calviin

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Nov 16, 2008
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I just bought an iPhone 4S. Are there such apps with the features below? *Can be seperate apps.
1. "Professional" app? Ie. Changing aperature/shutter speed?
2. Filters. Ex. Instagramish?
3. Timelapse. with 1080p preferably and the ability to use slow shutter speeds.
 
*sidenote: The iPhone 4S has a fixed aperture of f/2.4. As for an app that can simulate different apertures, I do not know...
 
Camera+ is a good app for any iPhone photographer around. It's got a great interface with many options, and as a bonus, there's filters you can choose the intensity of. Pretty cheap, too.

+1 for Camera+
 
I actually didn't like Camera+ at all. I'm a big fan of hipstamatic, if you play around with the right lens/film combination you can get some really great photos.
 
I dont like either camera + or Instagram, i don't like either of the retro filters, which are everywhere.

Checkout Pictureshow, thats become my default photo app.:cool:
 
I like ProCamera for its independently adjustable focus and exposure zones, white balance lock, built in "ProLab", "ProFx", and "ProCut" editors, rapid fire, zoom, anti-shake options..

I also like AccuSmart Camera very much for it's wonderful post-processing enhancement / correction (not special effects). My "GoTo" camera app; I prefer it when I don't need the independent zones in ProCamera.

Film Lab has MANY MANY film emulations.

Iris has a very large selection of adjustable effects to chose from.
 
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I wish there was a faster way to get to your camera app of choice (Hipstamatic camera+ etc). By the time you've turned your phone on, swiped and entered your pin, gone to the location on your phone with the camera app and launched it, the moment has passed.

I just want to be able to launch it straight from the lock screen without even having to enter my passcode.
 
2. Filters. Ex. Instagramish?
3. Timelapse. with 1080p preferably and the ability to use slow shutter speeds.

2. If you want Instagram-esque filters, is there anything wrong with using Instragram? I'm sure that would be the closest to Instagram.

3. There are a bunch of time lapse apps. Just search "Time Lapse" on the app store and you'll get a ton. Not sure which are the best, but the reviews should help, and they all get the job done.
 
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