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the iphone's camera may be roundly regarded as a piece of crap, but that has certainly not stopped a lot of camera enhancing software appearing for it. the best realize that, like a lomo, the pictures don't have to be top-quality – they just have to be fun.
quadcamera, from takayuki fukatsu is one of these. it captures a burst of four to eight frames and arranges them into a single-picture sequence – either a grid or a single row. this lets you grab a kind of time-lapse set of snaps into one masterpiece.
the application is akin to a real piece of hardware from lomo, the action sampler, which captures time-stuttered frames onto a single piece of film. the advantage with quadcamera is that 1) it costs just $2 (the lomo is $30) and 2) it doesn't use film.
and it actually does something the lomo can't do – quadanimator is a companion application for both windows and os x which will take your shots, split out the component frames and make a short, herky-jerky animation. the results remind me of the living, looping photos from harry potter.
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