The app’s timer is fairly standard, operating in five second intervals up to 20 seconds. This feature can help you take sharper photos, but there’s a drawback-when in use, Power Cam’s stabilizer puts a meter of sorts in the middle of the screen, which blocks your view of the subject. Power Cam’s stabilizer has three levels of sensitivity-low, medium and high-depending on how picky you’d like it to be to motion.
Steady as She Goes: Power Cam’s stabilizer feature can help you take sharper photos, but a meter in the middle of the screen blocks your view of what you’re shooting. Unfortunately, none of these options are available in live view, so you can only see what your photo looks like with these effects after it’s taken. Your color options include full color, black and white, sepia, negative, and night vision. The application has six primary options that make it stand out from the iPhone’s default camera-choosing your color, a stabilizer, timer, crosshair choices, a multi-shot feature, and a digital zoom. Power Cam from Ipsita is one of many apps trying to make your picture-taking a bit easier, and while the $1 offering does add some interesting features, it isn’t what I would call the best execution of any of them.
Chances are you’ve tried to use the camera on your iPhone, only to find that for such a fancy device, it’s missing a few simple things that would make life a whole lot easier for a relatively low-powered camera.
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