Lit Cam

Lit Cam

Take lit pictures by using the flash or screen as light

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Turn your mobile device into a light-powered camera, with full control of both the screen and the rear flash. Add a natural glow when taking selfies, illuminate subjects at night and zoom to get close for sharp macro shots. Now 50% off to celebrate PH launch!
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Launch tags:iOS•iPad•Photography
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Harpinder Kaur

Highly recommend, super simple and fast

Pros:

Super convenient, best pictures without having to edit later

Cons:

Nothing to be improved but look forward to future new additions

Supreet
Lit Cam
Maker
Hello everyone! Lit Cam was an attempt to solve my own problem of adding a pop of extra light in low-light scenarios. I tried alternatives, such as carrying around separate compact lights, but found them to be a hassle. Also, while most mobile photography apps are going all-in on algorithms and AI, Lit Cam puts the focus back on the basics. I'd love to hear what you think!
Vlad Korobov
Timestripe
useful
Matthew Smith
The app is looking great! The before and after photo looks impressive. How are you achieving such a big difference? What is the optimal shooting distance for shots with Lit Cam?
Supreet
Lit Cam
Maker
@matthewsmith Thanks! The example shot of the flowers in the tree was taken with the rear flash at 20% power from about 2-3 feet away. The optimal distance varies based on how dark it is (and the desired look), but I usually keep it under 10 feet. In total darkness it can light up a bedroom at full power.
Christopher Lee
Vento
seems super useful. since the better camera is on the back would love to be able to adjust the color of the light on that side
Christopher Lee
Vento
@slick By the way seeing as you just launched, if you're looking for market research I have a service where for $12 you can ask 100 people a question then follow-up based on how they answered and even interview them! https://scoops.io/ You could ask e.g. "How much would you pay for an app that kept the camera light on while you took photos to illuminate the subjects?" Anyway If you want to give it a shot I'll pass you $12 in free credits. Just thought it may help :) Best of luck otherwise!
Supreet
Lit Cam
Maker
Hello again! I'm blown away by all the support - I sincerely thank you! The app hit #48 for Photo/Video on the App Store today and that wasn't possible without your help.