MultiCam!

I love the conceptual brilliance and the pure simplicity of this app. Most of the reviewers do not seem to understand how it works. It does not take a single image which the user then manipulates. It takes multiple images at different focal lengths, then allows the user to choose the optimal focal length. So the requests to allow sharing or manipulation of camera roll photos miss the point. I would love to see one new feature in a subsequent release. The iPhone is the optimal camera, the iPad is the optimal photo lab. It would be great if this app could transfer a given photo project from the Iphone camera to the iPad for final manipulation and save.

This was an early download but I never had the opportunity to use it. Among other things, I like to photograph watches. The most difficult aspect of that for me is maintaining focus while getting the shot set up. MultiCam eliminated that task and allowed me to concentrate on composition. And the fact that the flash stays on eliminated all guesswork on lighting. My first shots were spot on and my ability to focus on color and composition made post production a Snap. This is my new go-to app for artifact documentation. The cumbersome change from working mode to camera mode is my only criticism, but I’ll eventually get used to the way the app works.

This handy app takes a sequence of shots at various focal lengths so that you can choose the one you like after-the-fact. It's not great for fast action, but for still shots it's a handy tool when you aren't sure what distance to use.

This is a great app that enhances my ability to document dynamic and fast moving events by allowing me to postpone making focus and exposure decisions until after the event. As something is happening I focus on composing my frame and nothing else. This is a good thing. I don't end up fiddling with settings as life is occurring in front of me. I look forward to what this wonderful camera app will become.

This app does wonders for my photography. I don't have the steadiest hand, so tap and click doesn't always focus on the exact spot that I want. I can choose between a dozen shots and change the exposure. So great!