4K60 fps
Up to 4K and up to 60 fps, on phones that support it.
Video records your front and back cameras together and combines them live into one file. What you see on screen is exactly what's saved.
Single, picture in picture, split, side by side, or cutout, where you are lifted out of the front camera and set over the scene.
Drag the window anywhere, pinch it bigger or smaller, and lock it in place. Swap the two cameras with one tap.
Seven film looks, live on screen. Grade the back camera, the front, or both, and add a vignette, film grain, sharpening or a pixel effect on top.
Pick one and watch the picture change.
A browser's approximation. In the app each look is its own grade, drawn on the phone's GPU.
Turn on Auto-frame in Single layout, tap the person you want, and the camera closes in and stays with them as they move.
Tap Framing above the picture to let them go and choose someone else. With Blur faces set to Others, the person you framed stays clear.
Blur faces covers them before they reach the file. Choose whose: everyone, everyone but you, or just you.
Hold a hand pose up to the lens from across the room, or press a volume key. A countdown gives you time to get back in frame.
In Settings, choose the pose that starts a take and the one that stops it, and how long to hold them.
The hand gesture downloads separately the first time you turn it on.
Grid, stabilizer, face blur, Auto-frame and hands-free recording sit in one small panel at the top of the camera, so the picture keeps its room.
4K60 fps
Up to 4K and up to 60 fps, on phones that support it.
Keeps the detail in bright skies and dark corners, on phones that support it. Plus a grid to line up the shot.
Software stabilisation where the lens has none.
Phone, wired, USB or Bluetooth. Plug one in and the app offers it.
Pinch to zoom, tap to focus, drag up or down for exposure, and hold to lock it.
If storage runs out, recording stops cleanly and keeps what you shot.
When the phone runs hot, heavy features pause and come back by themselves.