Camera 3D Pro

I’m a huge fan of Stereoscopic 3D, NVIDIA 3D Vision, Cross-eye View, etc... this App definitely delivers and easy to use single-lens/camera way to capture 3D photos of relatively still subjects. Simply rest the side of the phone on your left hand/index finger, press and hold the ‘button’ and slide the phone to the right across your hand/finger until it says release and then release the ‘button’ and it does the rest... I’m not exactly sure if it locks the exposure/focal point when it takes the first shot but it would be nice if it was added as an option, as well as an auto-release option to snap the second shot so you can focus on just keeping the phone steady and sliding it... either way though this is an excellent Stereoscopic 3D app that I feel was worth every penny and then some to unlock... :)

I have used similar programs before but this is by far the best out there. It took me less than 45 seconds to decide to buy the full version. Ive been a big 3D enthusiast back to when I using a Stereo Kodak film camera. This is simple to use, very well-designed and you can take super high-quality pictures in different formats and your collection can be viewed in several ways. The AirCast to TV feature is great fun when there is a group of people and they all can watch your camera roll Cast to your TV and all that is needed is any pair of Red/Blue 3D glasses and everyone can enjoy the fun. I think along with the high-quality optics of the iPhone and a decent way of viewing them, even if it’s just a “cardboard” style viewer, you can take some breathtaking SBS 3-D! This is perfect in every way! it’s great for the beginner and great for somebody who wants to take some very serious looking 3D photographs.

Without even touching the advanced mode this gives amazing 3-D pictures. There is a setting for zero parallax, as well as a simple slider for the 1/30 rule. I intend to study up on how to best implement these two professional additions to make the best possible shots… There approach to taking the two pictures is different than most apps like this which have you do the cha-cha. And to be honest, at first though it was extremely clever I found it clumsy to use based upon my own hand steadiness… Meaning that when I slid their slider I felt that I was not holding the phone as straight as if I were just standing there and shifting weight from one leg to another… I have come to find out that their automatic image stabilization after the shots are taken minimizes any issues due to my personal error this was amazing… In conclusion, before even scratching the surface this product is the best one out there in my opinion and the one that is continuing to be developed so as not to be kicked out of any further iOS development