CoreCam — version history

This update fixes an issue where audio quality settings were not applied correctly when recording video.

This update fixes a bug that affected the look of the new noclip VHS effect on some devices. The distortions, warping, and tape noise should now appear localized instead of uniform. Also in this update: - Edits now carry their original EXIF data on exports - All edits now export to a new "CoreEdits" album

This update fixes a bug related to EXIF data and introduces a new way to resize your footage to wide and tall aspect ratios. Previous major update: Introducing noclip camera! noclip is a VHS-era camcorder emulation, with a real NTSC signal chain. It gives your footage the unstable character of analog video: line jitter, color drift, and tape noise. Also included in this update: - Long-press a camera in the camera switcher to set as a favorite - Persist and recall current camera settings for each cam - Zooming in lo-res mode now intelligently adapts the downscale factor

Introducing noclip camera! noclip is a VHS-era camcorder emulation, with a real NTSC signal chain. It gives your footage the unstable character of analog video: line jitter, color drift, and tape noise. Also included in this update: - Long-press a camera in the camera switcher to set as favorite - Persist and recall current camera settings for each cam - Zooming in lo-res mode now intelligently adapts the downscale factor

Bugfixes and performance improvements.

Bugfixes and performance improvements in preparation for the next major update.

This release introduces a new feature allowing you to influence the noise profiles in edit mode. Keep an eye out for the new 'Noise Boost' slider!

Bugfix: Add metadata back to exported images. This update also prepares CoreCam for the next major feature release. Thanks for your support!