If you have ever wanted to record very high quality photos using your iPhone terminals, then the application Hydra – Amazing Photography can help you. Launched yesterday in App Store, application Hydra it offers us the possibility to record high-resolution photos, 32 megapixels using only an iPhone terminal. As you already know very well, the main camera of the iPhones launched recently has the ability to record only 8 megapixel photos, so the application can do it at 4 times higher resolution.
Hydra captures more light by merging up to 60 frames to make a single high-quality picture (less noise, more highlights/shadows) on iPhone and iPad. Hydra also goes beyond the 8-megapixel sensor limit, with up to 32-megapixel high-resolution images. It uses the latest evolutions of iPhone and iPad camera hardware, as well as the latest camera APIs and GPU rendering technologies of iOS 8. Hydra provides 5 specific capture modes: HDR, Video-HDR, Lo-light, Zoom, and Hi-res modes.
According to its developers, the Hydra application combines no less than 60 frames to record a 32 megapixel image, capturing the images at a very good quality. Hydra uses the latest APIs of iOS 8 and the graphics card of the terminals to process the images as quickly and well as possible, so that the result is a very clear picture. The application has no less than 5 photo recording modes available, so you can choose any of them extremely easily and in very good conditions.
- Hydra's High Dynamic Range (HDR) mode is based on an alternate method that captures up to 20 images and that is made to handle even the most difficult lighting conditions.
- Video-HDR uses single-image tone mapping and device-specific sensor mode (iPhone 6) to create stunning videos.
- Lo-light mode removes sensor noise by merging together multiple images and amplifying light by a factor of 10 to provide a better image quality.
- Zoom mode uses real-time, super-resolution technique to recreate missing pixels from hand motion, producing 2x and 4x scale factors with more details than the standard digital zooming technique(*).
- Hi-res mode produces up to 32MP images from the regular 8MP camera sensor, providing finer details in the captured image(*).
Hydra Is available for DOWNLOAD in universal format from the App Store.
