I saw this post on a YouTube video about the new 11's - but they mentioned this NeuralCam app - aka Night Mode Camera.
I am sticking with the XS Max for another year, has another tried this app? It's $2.99, but how are the results. Good, ok..pixelated, a fraud & waste of money? I've tried other apps and I haven't been totally impressed.
The reviews look decent, but sometimes I feel these reviews are generated by the company/developer to boost ratings.
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/neuralcam-night-mode-camera/id1474856599
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How it works:
- Open the app and hold your camera steady for a few seconds as you take the photo.
- NeuralCam captures a varying number of frames and uses advanced image processing algorithms and machine learning to intelligently merge the frames and brighten the colours to obtain a single high-quality image.
- Image processing completes in a few seconds (this might vary depending on your device type).
- The result: a clearer, brighter, sharper, more defined, and colourful image.
- Swipe down on the photo to go back to camera view"
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List of supported devices and photo output resolutions for the current version:
Compatible phones: iPhone 6 to iPhone XS Max
[doublepost=1568735034][/doublepost]..and I guess I'm about to answer my own question. lol.
I did a hashtag "NeuralCam" on Instagram, also checked out the larger desktop version of these photos.
Whoa, the app just may be worth the $2.99! A nice alternative for those not upgrading to the new phones right now.
I am sticking with the XS Max for another year, has another tried this app? It's $2.99, but how are the results. Good, ok..pixelated, a fraud & waste of money? I've tried other apps and I haven't been totally impressed.
The reviews look decent, but sometimes I feel these reviews are generated by the company/developer to boost ratings.
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/neuralcam-night-mode-camera/id1474856599
"
How it works:
- Open the app and hold your camera steady for a few seconds as you take the photo.
- NeuralCam captures a varying number of frames and uses advanced image processing algorithms and machine learning to intelligently merge the frames and brighten the colours to obtain a single high-quality image.
- Image processing completes in a few seconds (this might vary depending on your device type).
- The result: a clearer, brighter, sharper, more defined, and colourful image.
- Swipe down on the photo to go back to camera view"
---
List of supported devices and photo output resolutions for the current version:
Compatible phones: iPhone 6 to iPhone XS Max
[doublepost=1568735034][/doublepost]..and I guess I'm about to answer my own question. lol.
I did a hashtag "NeuralCam" on Instagram, also checked out the larger desktop version of these photos.
Whoa, the app just may be worth the $2.99! A nice alternative for those not upgrading to the new phones right now.