Focus DOF Camera 4+

Name: Focus DOF Camera
Price: 2.99 USD
Rating: 2.6 (9 reviews)
Author: Harald Meyer

Harald Meyer

Designed for iPad

- 2.6 • 9 Ratings

- $2.99

Description

Focus Camera creates well-focused images from a set of images with varying focus distances. Sometimes there are situations where objects which are near and distant from your camera should be sharp in a single image. Focus Camera captures three images with different selectable focus distances and merges these into a single focused image.

Features include:
- Capture images with varying focus distances using intuitive touch selection
- Import captured images from photo gallery (e.g. images already captured with a DSLR for instance)
- Turn off automatic image alignment
- Control saturation, brightness, contrast, details, shadows, highlights
- HQ processing mode (slow)
- Ideal for landscape and macro photography

Note:
- iPhone 4S, iPad 2 and newer devices are recommended because the image processing requires a lot of processing power.
- Hardware acceleration works only on iPhone4S, iPad 2 and newer devices
- DOF: depth of field, light field camera

Jun 29, 2016

Version 1.53

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.

1.5.3
- Added support for capturing with the down volume button.

2.6 out of 5

9 Ratings

Bad output

Doesn’t come out looking like a professional mage, really comes out looking altered.

Miniature pics

I’m giving this a 5 star because it did what I wanted with almost no effort. I’m taking photos of Infinity (Corvus Belli) models in a 4” x 4” space, and was not able to get multiple rows in focus. This app invoices picking three points and click. Done. The built in lighting and other settings are harder to use, but after the photo is merged, just use any other app to crop and clean up color and it’s great.

Does nothing on my iPhone 6s Plus

Purchased thinking I could use it for photos where I am forcing a narrow depth of field. That is my bad. I did not read it all the way. However, after attempting to use the app for what it is made, it does not do that even. It kind of works for very narrow depth of field, but attempting to take a picture with a bottle 4 inches from my camera and my dog 7 feet from my camera did not keep them both in focus.

The developer, Harald Meyer, has not provided details about its privacy practices and handling of data to Apple. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy.