Timetracks4D

Minor fixes. (3.0.1) Timetracks has been rebuilt from the ground up and renamed Timetracks4D. (3.0.0) ■ New Movie mode It treats video as a cube of width, height and time, and records while tilting the cut through it. The cut keeps turning, so the picture twists as it moves. Angle, rotation Speed and Window Time are all yours to set. ■ Still mode rebuilt - Shoots at the camera's own resolution (up to 4032 x 3024). - High frame rates are now available (up to 240 fps). - Saves a long picture: eight screenfuls joined end to end. - Wave, Drift and Random have been added to how the band moves. - The interval between bands runs from single frames to hours. - A progress ring around the shutter shows how far the picture has come. ■ Other improvements - Front camera and lens switching. - A button that randomizes the settings. - A quick guide inside the app. - The place you recorded can be saved with the file. - Support for 120 fps (ProMotion) displays. ■ Pricing has changed The app is now free, and everything except recording is yours to try. Removing the ad and saving your work come with Full Access, a one-time purchase. If you have already bought Timetracks, you do not need to buy anything. Full Access turns on by itself when you update.

This update from Apple will improve the functionality of this app. No new features are included. - Added Camera Preview on Pause support - Added Status indicators such as a progress bar - Added Chinese localizations