Emerald Eyes 4+

Name: Emerald Eyes
Rating: 5 (1 reviews)
Author: Alan Thomson

Alan Thomson

- 5,0 • 1 betyg

- Gratis

Beskrivning

Want to read the ingredients on a package? Emerald Eyes can help you. Want to see the details of a Gothic building? Emerald Eyes can help with that too. Emerald Eyes has been designed to make it easier to see things near and far.

Zoom in and out with a single finger. You can use that same finger to brighten or dim the screen. How about freezing the image? Sure, that same finger can do it all! Gestural commands save time and there is no need to hunt for tiny little onscreen icons, just simply slide or hold your finger on the screen.

Emerald Eyes has a few more tricks up its sleeve. Try one of the advanced filters designed to make images easier to see. Or try image stabilization to reduce shakiness. You can even turn on the phone's flashlight for a bit more light.

That's not all, you can take photos and videos so you can share your experiences with family and friends.

Easily convert Emerald Eyes into a pair of electronic binoculars. Simply slide your phone into an Augmented Reality (AR) headset. With a Bluetooth game or media controller attached, you'll be able to see a concert or sporting event. Or simply go bird-watching!

9 dec. 2023

Version 2.5

Updated for iOS 17.

5,0 av 5

1 betyg

Really good

Works as advertised

Utvecklaren Alan Thomson har angett att appens integritetsrutiner kan inkludera hantering av data enligt beskrivningen nedan. Det finns mer information i utvecklarens integritetspolicy.

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Utvecklaren samlar inte in några data från den här appen.

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Alan Thomson har inte identifierat sig som en näringsidkare för den här appen. Om du är en konsument i det Europeiska ekonomiska samarbetsområdet (EES) gäller inte konsumenträttigheter för avtal mellan dig och leverantören.

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2,8 MB

Kategori

Foto och video

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