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Remote Shutter vs SelfieTime - take hd selfies Usage & Stats

Remote control iPhone/iPad camera shutter from your smartphone to take pictures and videos. Open "Remote Camera: Unlimited Range" (free app) on your phone/tablet and select the camera (front, rear or external). On your other device: open "Remote Shutter" (paid app) and tap the Photo button to trigger the camera shutter on your remote phone, or tap the Video Record button to make a video. The photo will be stored in the Remote Camera phone's photo gallery. You can also receive the images the camera takes by selecting "Send photos" option in the "Remote Shutter" app. Please make sure that both devices are connected before starting to take pictures/videos. The internet connection is required to use this app.

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SelfieTime - take hd selfies

Turn your main rear camera into high quality front camera and take great selfies and videos! Important: this app requires two iOS devices - one is used as camera, another one displays live view and allows to take pictures and videos remotely. Features: * Instant connection - just start the app on both devices, they will find and connect each other automatically * No internet connection required - works over Wi-Fi or Bluetooth * All orientations are correctly supported - hold both devices as you like! * Taken image/video is saved to your photo album unchanged in full resolution and contains all metadata including geo location * Same photo is transferred to second device automatically * Portrait and 4K video support How to use: 1. Take two iPhones in two hands and run the app 2. Find out which iPhone acts as camera and which one controls it remotely 3. Have fun! :) Learn more at https://www.smartapplab.com Feel free to contact us if you have any issues or suggestions. It's selfie time!