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Please can you let me know where the photos and videos are stored? They aren’t saving to the usual albums
Description
This app requires an iOS device with FaceID (uses your face to unlock the device)! See the full list of devices at the bottom of this description.
SEE IN THE DARK
With the LiDAR & Infrared Night Vision app, you can use the front camera on devices with FaceID, and the front and back cameras on iPhone 12 Pro, iPad Pro, iPhone 13 Pro, and iPhone 13 Pro Max in complete darkness! The front-facing camera will use the infrared sensor in the TrueDepth camera. The rear-facing camera will use the new LiDAR sensor. The LiDAR & Infrared Night Vision app turns the world around you into a depth map, where different colors represent distances from your device.
SCARE YOUR FRIENDS
Trigger scare-mode and set your friends up for a huge scream.
For best results, be in complete darkness in a room with space behind you. Explain to your friends how the cool new app shows things around the room you can’t see with the naked eye. Make sure your friend’s face is on the screen, and after 30 seconds, a jump-scare flashes on screen, and captures the terrified face.
APPLICATIONS
See in the dark without turning on your flashlight
Show off your new phone capabilities
Scare Your Friends
Make Your Friends Cry
Share your friend’s terror with a captured picture or video.
Explore how LiDAR and infrared technology works
Learn about depth maps and seeing without light
HOW DOES IT WORK?
Unlike a regular camera, LiDAR and infrared sensors do not need ambient light. They both generate their own light, which you cannot see. Therefore, both sensors will work in complete darkness.
OTHER DEVICES
This app will work on devices that don’t have LiDAR. It will use the front TrueDepth camera to provide a depth map of yourself and objects behind you. The rear-facing display will not work without an iPhone 12 Pro, iPhone 13 Pro, or iPad Pro (4th Generation).
Works on any iOS device with FaceID/TrueDepth including: iPhone X, iPhone XS, iphone XS Max, iPhone XR, iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro, iPhone 11 Pro Max, iPhone 12, iPhone 12 Pro, iPhone 12 Mini, iPhone 12 Pro Max, iPhone 13, iPhone 13 Pro, iPhone 13 Pro Max, iPad Pro (3rd generation), iPad Pro (4th generation), iPad Pro 2021
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SEE IN THE DARK
With the LiDAR & Infrared Night Vision app, you can use the front camera on devices with FaceID, and the front and back cameras on iPhone 12 Pro, iPad Pro, iPhone 13 Pro, and iPhone 13 Pro Max in complete darkness! The front-facing camera will use the infrared sensor in the TrueDepth camera. The rear-facing camera will use the new LiDAR sensor. The LiDAR & Infrared Night Vision app turns the world around you into a depth map, where different colors represent distances from your device.
SCARE YOUR FRIENDS
Trigger scare-mode and set your friends up for a huge scream.
For best results, be in complete darkness in a room with space behind you. Explain to your friends how the cool new app shows things around the room you can’t see with the naked eye. Make sure your friend’s face is on the screen, and after 30 seconds, a jump-scare flashes on screen, and captures the terrified face.
APPLICATIONS
See in the dark without turning on your flashlight
Show off your new phone capabilities
Scare Your Friends
Make Your Friends Cry
Share your friend’s terror with a captured picture or video.
Explore how LiDAR and infrared technology works
Learn about depth maps and seeing without light
HOW DOES IT WORK?
Unlike a regular camera, LiDAR and infrared sensors do not need ambient light. They both generate their own light, which you cannot see. Therefore, both sensors will work in complete darkness.
OTHER DEVICES
This app will work on devices that don’t have LiDAR. It will use the front TrueDepth camera to provide a depth map of yourself and objects behind you. The rear-facing display will not work without an iPhone 12 Pro, iPhone 13 Pro, or iPad Pro (4th Generation).
Works on any iOS device with FaceID/TrueDepth including: iPhone X, iPhone XS, iphone XS Max, iPhone XR, iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro, iPhone 11 Pro Max, iPhone 12, iPhone 12 Pro, iPhone 12 Mini, iPhone 12 Pro Max, iPhone 13, iPhone 13 Pro, iPhone 13 Pro Max, iPad Pro (3rd generation), iPad Pro (4th generation), iPad Pro 2021
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LiDAR & Infrared Night Vision FAQ
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Is LiDAR & Infrared Night Vision free?
Yes, LiDAR & Infrared Night Vision is completely free and it doesn't have any in-app purchases or subscriptions.
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LiDAR & Infrared Night Vision is free.
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User Rating
3.33 out of 5
6 ratings in United Kingdom
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LiDAR & Infrared Night Vision Reviews
Waste of money
The pictures I took, look nothing like the ones the app says it can do. I think the words in the title NIGHT VISION is very false advertising
Not exactly night vision
Considering the capability of LIDAR this isn’t exactly night vision, in a dim room you can recognise objects on the screen, in complete darkness there is noise and flickering which makes the purpose of the app unusable. The front IR camera is better quality, but in the dark you need to use the rear, which again defeats the object of the app. I guess I was expecting FLIR technology....
Nice app to play with the Lidar sensor
Quite like this, especially with the video recording facility One thing I can think of, which admittedly is a niche thing is the stockman camera stuff done with the Xbox 360 Kinect add on favoured by ghost hunters. Lidar works in a similar way but more refined but could in theory do similar things. One day when lockdowns are a distant memory, it could be worth testing out
Great start
Fantastic start to this app. Only feedback I've got is the front facing camera is really stretched, but I can't really see a real use for this one. The back camera is great, but there's the occasional flash of the whole screen. Problem might be this app, might be the lidar itself so maybe something Apple will fix. Still, good fun and works as intended.
Neat and sorta mostly works
The rear view is very low resolution, which the app intro does warn about. On an iPhone 14 Pro though, the screen glitches every couple seconds. The front facing view works fine and has much better resolution. It can capture decently between about 8 inches up to a few feet. Past 6 feet things get pretty vague and you’d probably have to already know what you’re looking at to make things out. For 99 cents I’m okay with the fun factor and supporting a small developer. However I do wish the back facing view wasn’t buggy at least.
Works poorly
Very very buggy and glitchy
Nice to use the phone’s capabilities
But it also shows the lack of resolution on the LiDAR, hopefully apple upgrades the sensors in the future, great app however
Keeps crashing.. but it’s a decent infrared app
About one minute in it’ll crash i’m on iphone 11 btw
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3D Scanning for Construction
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Night Eyes - Low Light Camera
Low light photography
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FireBug Night Vision
Real Night Vision Camera
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PIX4Dcatch: 3D scanner
3D models from images & LiDAR
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RTAB-Map - 3D LiDAR Scanner
Open Source Visual/LiDAR SLAM
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LiDAR Pointer
Distance measuring tool
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Lidar Scanner
3D Room and Pose Point Cloud
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Night Vision LIDAR Camera
Requires device with Face ID
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LiDAR View
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App Info
- Category
- Utilities
- Publisher
- Sperry Labs
- Languages
- English
- Recent release
- 1.0.6 (3 years ago )
- Released on
- Dec 12, 2020 (4 years ago )
- Also available in
- United States , Germany , Austria , Spain , France , Canada , United Kingdom , Switzerland , Norway , Ireland , India , Russia , Sweden , Poland , Finland , Singapore , Israel , China , Chile , Brazil , Peru , New Zealand , Netherlands , Mexico , Japan , Italy , Portugal , Malaysia , Kuwait , Philippines , Hungary , Slovakia , Australia , Denmark , Colombia , South Africa , United Arab Emirates , Vietnam , Uzbekistan , Ukraine , Taiwan , Pakistan , Türkiye , Tunisia , Thailand , Slovenia , Saudi Arabia , Romania , Greece , Armenia , Argentina , Azerbaijan , Belgium , Bulgaria , Belarus , Cyprus , Czechia , Dominican Republic , Algeria , Ecuador , Egypt , Nigeria , Hong Kong SAR China , Croatia , Indonesia , Iceland , South Korea , Kazakhstan , Lebanon , Sri Lanka , Lithuania , Latvia , Madagascar
- Last Updated
- 3 days ago
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