iCam3Ra - 3D Photo Maker for iOS

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iCam3ra is the best Apple Store application that turns your iPhone into a real 3D camera.You can take your 3D photo in a few touches and you can...

iCam3ra is the best Apple Store application that turns your iPhone into a real 3D camera.You can take your 3D photo in a few touches and you can view with or without extra accessories (such as 3D glasses).The interface easier than ever to take 3D pictures with the camera of your iPhone.--- Users reviewBeautifulby Cinese2000Simple and beautiful. Thanks!Great overallby CrembotOnly things keeping from 5 star are focus/exposure lock misbehavior and an occasional crash--- Try the original mode 'Stereo Art' , iCam3Ra is the only app to have this mode. Now with level guide take perfect picture is even easier. Improve the alignment of the images after the shot with incredible accuracy. Share your 3D images on your facebook or twitter account. Take also your 3D self-portraits using the front camera and post it directly on your twitter or facebook timeline. Follow the simple inline help to learn how to view 3D images in either parallel or crossed modes. Use the wiggle mode, no need to learn, just watch and enjoy! You can view your images in 3D mode anaglyph (red / cyan) comfortably with your glasses (red / blue)! With iCameRa viewer you can review your pictures at any time and you can also view stereographic images created with other applications. Selecte your favorite skin from 17 available. You can choose between 3 possible resolutions for your images: screen resolution, Full HD resolution, iPhone camera resolution. You can save your pictures in the iPhone gallery for use with other applications.You'll be amazed by the depth of your shots.iCam3Ra is based on stereoscopy, a technique for creating or enhancing images capable of conveying the illusion of three-dimensional binocular vision of human visual system.More info: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stereoscopy. Aesum