Description
Explore this beautiful world with Soratama Lens
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Soratama Lens is an add-on lens for your iPhone camera. It allows you to take photos through a glass sphere floating in air.
"Soratama" is a photographing system designed by an experimental photographer, Zenji Uehara in 2009. "Soratama" wrap the whole world inside a floating sphere with a bokehlicious background, create a stunning and interesting photo. It usually require a set of special lens filter and a DSLR camera to do so. Now Soratama Lens bring this wonderful effect to your iPhone, making it never easier.
Bokehlicious Soratama
• No physical lens or filter needed. No manual setup needed. Just point and shot.
• Breathtaking live Bokeh preview
• Photo realistic glass sphere effect
• Capture up to 4k still image* which ready for print and all digital distribution
• Express your result in varies aspect ratio
Record Live Soratama Video
• Capture up to 2.5k* soratama video with audio
Minimal Control
• Long Press shutter to record soratama video
• Double Tap to switch between square framed or fullsize image
• Rotate, Drag & Zoom with multi-touch
*Soratama Lens require Metal and work best on iPhone 6s or later
*4k image capture is available on iPhone 6s or later. Older device will capture image in 2k
*2.5k video recording is available on iPhone 7 or later. Older device will capture video in HD
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Soratama Lens is an add-on lens for your iPhone camera. It allows you to take photos through a glass sphere floating in air.
"Soratama" is a photographing system designed by an experimental photographer, Zenji Uehara in 2009. "Soratama" wrap the whole world inside a floating sphere with a bokehlicious background, create a stunning and interesting photo. It usually require a set of special lens filter and a DSLR camera to do so. Now Soratama Lens bring this wonderful effect to your iPhone, making it never easier.
Bokehlicious Soratama
• No physical lens or filter needed. No manual setup needed. Just point and shot.
• Breathtaking live Bokeh preview
• Photo realistic glass sphere effect
• Capture up to 4k still image* which ready for print and all digital distribution
• Express your result in varies aspect ratio
Record Live Soratama Video
• Capture up to 2.5k* soratama video with audio
Minimal Control
• Long Press shutter to record soratama video
• Double Tap to switch between square framed or fullsize image
• Rotate, Drag & Zoom with multi-touch
*Soratama Lens require Metal and work best on iPhone 6s or later
*4k image capture is available on iPhone 6s or later. Older device will capture image in 2k
*2.5k video recording is available on iPhone 7 or later. Older device will capture video in HD
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App Info
- Category
- Photo Video
- Publisher
- No.11 Creations
- Languages
- English
- Recent release
- 2.0 (5 years ago )
- Released on
- Apr 19, 2017 (8 years ago )
- Last Updated
- 2 months ago
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