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Night Camera 1.7 for iPhone
Its requires iPhone/iPodTouch 2.1 software update and available in App Store for $0.99. Night Camera helps you to take sharp photos at night or other low light conditions, by using the built-in accelerometer to trigger the shutter when it detects the camera being stable.
iPhone camera, like other cell phones, has some problems. While washed-out color and low contrast can be fixed by Photoshop, iPhoto, or our Photo Lab, no software can fix blurs caused by shaky hands. That’s especially a problem for night photos.
Night Camera can not be simpler. It shows you the common camera UI which you have seen 1000 times from the other photo apps, except you don’t need to tap the camera button. Be calm, hold still, it takes the photo when the accelerometer thinks you have steady hands. You get to review the photo before saving.
It is so simple that we cannot even do a screenshot - pressing the home and sleep button together for the screenshot will surely give a blurry result. So, take a look at the sample photos, which we took around the neighborhood.
New in this Version
Its requires iPhone/iPodTouch 2.1 software update and available in App Store for $0.99. Night Camera helps you to take sharp photos at night or other low light conditions, by using the built-in accelerometer to trigger the shutter when it detects the camera being stable.
iPhone camera, like other cell phones, has some problems. While washed-out color and low contrast can be fixed by Photoshop, iPhoto, or our Photo Lab, no software can fix blurs caused by shaky hands. That’s especially a problem for night photos.
Night Camera can not be simpler. It shows you the common camera UI which you have seen 1000 times from the other photo apps, except you don’t need to tap the camera button. Be calm, hold still, it takes the photo when the accelerometer thinks you have steady hands. You get to review the photo before saving.
It is so simple that we cannot even do a screenshot - pressing the home and sleep button together for the screenshot will surely give a blurry result. So, take a look at the sample photos, which we took around the neighborhood.
New in this Version
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