Photosets Burst Photo Camera

Photosets is a Unique & Innovative combo "Camera + Video Maker" app.

It supports both 8-bit & 10-bit Burst Photo Capture.

It includes both 8-bit & 10-bit Video Makers.

Captured 8-bit photos are stored inside "the Core" of the app, each set in their own folder, & accessible via the Vertical Scrollview on the app's Home view.

Captured 10-bit photos are stored in your Photosets/RGB3x folder, accessible via app's Main Menu (accessible via the app's Home view).

At the core of Photosets is a High-Perf, High-Resolution Timing Burst Photo Capture Engine, that supports both 8-bit 420 & 10-bit 422 capture, paired with a custom filesystem for captured 8-bit photos.

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● Tech Specs:

● 8-bit 420 Capture:

● Up-to "60" 12 Mpx photos/set (30 fps)

● Up-to "60" 4K photos/set (up-to 120 fps)

● Up-to "75" 8 Mpx photos/set (30 fps)

● Two output format options, Lossy JPEG & Lossy HEIC.

● Concurrent Audio capture is supported with 8-bit capture; the data is used ONLY by the app's 8-bit Video Maker when crafting 8-bit Videos.

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● 10-bit 422 Capture (on select devices):

● Up-to "20" 4K photos/set (up-to 120 fps)

● One output format option, Lossless LZ4 in RGB3x.

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● App Navigation

● Home-to-Camera #1: Swipe to the Left

● Home-to-Camera #2: Tap the Camera Button

● Camera-to-Home: Swipe to the Right

● Home-to-Editor: Tap the Image Button in the Vertical ScrollView (center box)

● The Vertical ScrollView is presented ONLY if there are ONE OR MORE photo sets stored in the app, & is scrollable whenever there are TWO OR MORE photo sets stored in the app.

● Editor-to-Home: 1-2 Swipes to the Right

● In the Editor, the number of swipes depends-upon whether you're in the 1st View of the Editor, OR the 2nd; if in the 2nd View, two Swipes to the Right are needed to transition back to Home; the first one will transition you back to the 1st View, the second one back to Home.

● Home-to-Video Maker: Tap the Compose Button

● Video Maker-to-Home: Tap ANY of the Dismiss OR Home Buttons

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Please note that Photosets uses (& has always used) the Apple Camera Framework that does NOT generate sound during Capture.