CaptureUs : A Multi-camera Remote Screenshots

Description

Use CaptureUs (w/o ads) to remotely control the cameras of up to 7 iOS devices, as well as remotely set flash & torch level, switch front/rear cameras, stream (somewhat-live) previews and perform (sometimes-efficacious) rotation via vibration.

We put the power of a director in your hands, letting you set the order and timing of shots across connected devices. Note a free version of CaptureUs with advertising is forthcoming that you can use on other peoples' devices if you want to use them in addition to your own but don't want to pay for CaptureUs again. (The free and paid versions can be used interchangeably for any of the connected devices.)

Disclaimer: This is our first app and we are a very small shop with limited resources, but message us via our support page and we will try to help you as best we can.

Requirements:

- iOS 7
- iPhones 4s and later; iPad Airs, iPad with Retina Displays and iPad Minis

Features:

- Control the cameras of up to 7 other supported iOS devices at once.
- Customize the order and timing of camera shots across connected devices
- Set camera timers
- Switch remotely between front and rear cameras
- Remotely control torch level of connected devices
- See preview images for all connected devices (such images are close to but not 100% real-time yet, sorry)
- Request pictures taken from the remotely controlled devices to be sent to the remote device (director).
- View thumbnail previews of the pictures taken on the remote device (director).
- Remote rotation via vibration for connected devices (note: requires very specific and rare surface and other conditions; for example, but not limited to, very smooth surfaces, portrait orientation of device with a device design capable of allowing it to stand up on its owne.g., iPhone 5s).
- Note that this app does not currently include functionality to combine pictures taken, but does allow you to save the pictures to your device and use the specialized app of your choice to perform such combinations (via your camera roll/photo library).

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