"iPhone", the name is enough to judge its quality and popularity. Though it is one of the best smartphone that people use in this world, you can still make it more smart and can have a great experience. One such way to experience the iPhone in a smart way is to have good camera apps which can provide you the facility to have high pixel images, can add realistic awesome effects and also will provide you the way to share your images on the social sites with full scope. Today i will let you know about the top 5 camera apps you should on your iPhone.
1. Instagram
More than 35 million people use Instagram on iOS. It's a free camera app that is supreme due to its simplicity and perfect pricing. Instagram allows photographers to slap filters onto their images to make them sepia tone. Instagram’s real attention is social networking and how easy it makes sharing photos.
Every photo gets a individual Web link address and its own page displaying "comments", “likes” and the location where it was shot, if users choose to enable that feature. Instagram taps into Twitter’s popularity with the ability to follow other users and see their photos. Instagram won’t change how you take photos, but it will change how you share and consume them.
2. Frameographer
It is also one of the best iPhone camera app that will surely make you to capture things at a professional level. This $3 app focuses on creating stop motion movies and time lapse videos with simple control. The “onion skin” mode displays the most recently captured frame on screen, making it easy to line up a series of stop motion shots. Time lapse allows you to snap photos as rapidly as one per second or as slowly as one every 10 minutes, and the final video can be output at a flexible frame rate.
3. Camera+
Camera+ has become the worth photo-taking app. The $2 app offers a range of shooting features, like constant fill lighting from the LED, image stabilization, timer and burst modes, and a 6x digital zoom option. The range of editing tools is even greater, starting with a “clarity” feature that auto-tweaks images.
Camera+ allows you to import photos taken in the default camera app and edit them with effects, filters and a digital “flash” that brightens overly dark images. Cropping, borders and sharing to Twitter, Facebook and Flickr round out the list of expected features.
4. SloPro
SloPro is a video app. This free app can shoot 60 frames per second (fps) video on the iPhone 4S — twice the frame rate of the standard 30 fps — and then export that video at three different speeds: slow, slower and slowest. Shooting at 60 fps is important, since the app can then slow the video down without resulting in choppy playback. And with that, slow motion iPhone video capture is easy as can be. If you dont want the watermark of the app on videos, then you need to purchase this app at $2. The videos can be uploaded to social sharing sites like Facebook or Twitter.
5. FilMic Pro
The $3 FiLMiCPro app does its best to offer professional video functionality in a downloadable smartphone package. FilMiC Pro offers three different options for controlling exposure and focus, adjustable frame rate from 1 to 25 frames per second (and the iPhone’s standard 30 fps), and an image flip option that supports add-on 35mm lenses. There are four bitrate options with a max of 48 mbps at 1080p, and framing overlays for various resolutions like 4:3, 16:9 and 2.35:1. Videos can easily be saved to the phone’s memory or uploaded to Web sites like Facebook, Youtube, Dropbox or Tumblr.
Posted By - Amandeep Singh
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