Análisis de la app SayCheese - Remote Camera para 21 de febrero

SayCheese turns two phones into a remote photo setup. No one’s nearby? You can also take photos using voice commands. Place one phone to capture the shot, and use your second phone as a Bluetooth remote shutter + live viewfinder so you can frame the photo, adjust settings, and take pictures without asking anyone for help. No internet connection is needed, and you can preview the shot in real time. You can control remotely all camera features such as zoom, focus, night mode, exposure control, HD pictures, 4k videos and more. We have all encountered situations where a group picture is completely necessary to capture a moment. On a trip with friends, eating dinner with your family or other countless shutter worthy moments. Sometimes you just can’t find anyone to help you take your group photo, or maybe you’re even too shy to ask. With SayCheese, you no longer have to worry about finding someone to take your photo. With its remote shutter feature, the app lets you control your phone’s camera from a distance and preview the shot in real time so everyone is in the frame and the photo turns out exactly how you want it. You can also use SayCheese as a hidden camera, allowing you to capture images of your baby while sleeping or animals. Features: ⭐️ Support for silent mode, enabling use as a hidden camera. ⭐️ Remotely control zoom, focus, brightness, and flash. ⭐️ Multiple shooting modes ⭐️ Can be used as a replacement for dji camera or a watch. ⭐️ Monitor on objects from distance. ⭐️ Real-time streaming of the image from the camera device through the viewfinder. ⭐️ Camera Connect - connects easily to nearby devices, no internet connection required. ⭐️ Pictures and videos are saved on both phones. ⭐️ Completely replacing the need for camera timer apps. ⭐️ Capture pictures from distances of up to 300 meters between the phones. ⭐️ Use as a remote camera trigger. ⭐️ Use one phone as the camera remote and the other as the remote camera, all through Bluetooth camera connectivity.