i3DMovieMaker 4+

Name: i3DMovieMaker
Rating: 3 (7 reviews)
Author: Spmaker

Spmaker

Designed for iPad

- 3.0 • 7 Ratings

- Free
- Offers In-App Purchases

Description

3D video/still image editing application for iPhone / iPad.

It can convert and display 3D video (separate left and right, half-width SBS, full-width SBS, spatial video, cinematic video 3D conversion) and 3D still images (separate left and right, SBS, spatial photo, portrait photo 3D conversion) into various stereo formats (separate left and right, half-width SBS, full-width SBS, LR/RL, anaglyphs).
In addition to saving in display stereo format, it can also save as spatial video or spatial photo.
The left and right images can be positioned and trimmed, and the beginning and end of the video can be cut and edited.
With the app's built-in camera, you can also take 3D video/still images using the two cameras on the back.
When "Use SmartGlasses" is turned on in the settings and the smart glasses are connected, the video will be played back on the smart glasses.
In-app purchase is required to use the video saving function, but other functions are available for free.

May 6, 2024

Version 2.0

1.Added audio playback function for videos
2.Fixed crash when saving silent videos
3.Added "Play from Start" to the File menu during video playback.
4.Fixed an issue where resolution was not displayed correctly when smart glasses were connected

3.0 out of 5

7 Ratings

Can take a 3d photo

This app assumes you know all about 3D, which I don’t. Has many unexplained controls. Can’t locate any tutorials and the help is little help to a novice. Using a iPhone 15 pro max and using Viture glasses to view images. I made the selection for ultra wide lenses on the iPhone. I had to reboot to get that change to work for the photo to work. Did pay for video but can’t figure out video. There needs to be a YouTube tutorial.

Awesome app

Great work with this app, it works wonderfully.

make the first download free

If u just have to have it so the first download costs money it’s not cool

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