Screen Camera _ No Moire 1.0.5

WHAT IS THE MOIRE PATTERN?

A moire pattern is an interference pattern that may appear in digital images, especially when capturing a screen with a digital camera. This effect is characterized by the overlapping of two patterns of circles or lines, creating a hazy alignment that results in the formation of light and dark lines.

The moire effect can occasionally be intentionally induced in photography to achieve a specific visual impact. However, more commonly, it can present a significant challenge by compromising the original image quality. Avoiding the moire pattern is crucial for optimizing the visual output of your LED display.

The Screen Camera tool is designed to effectively eliminate moire patterns that may appear when capturing images of screens.

HOW TO USE?

1. Tap on the desired focal point within the preview panel.
2. Adjust the wheel slider horizontally to reduce the moire effect until satisfactory, then proceed with capturing the image.
3. Press the shutter button to take the photo.

SEPARABLE FOCUS AND EXPOSURE

By clicking the "+" button located at the bottom right corner of the focus image, users can separate the focus and exposure settings, allowing for independent adjustment of each parameter.

SETTINGS

• Screen Camera: Maintains the adjusted wheel slider value at consistent distances.
• Classic Camera: Utilizes auto-focusing and automatically adjusts exposure values. Alternatively, users can manually focus on a specific point and have exposure adjusted based on that area's brightness.
• Quick Preview Photo: Provides an immediate display of the captured image following each shot.
• Pinch to Zoom: Enables users to zoom in or out on subjects using a two-finger pinch gesture.
• Low Light Boost: Allows for brighter image capture in low-light conditions compared to normal shooting mode.