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I've just released HyperCam Trigger. Instead of counting down a timer, you leave the camera open and arm an event: a lightning flash, movement in a selected part of the frame, or a sound such as a clap. When that event happens, the camera takes the photo. That also means you can put the phone down, step into the frame and use a clap instead of trying to beat a timer. One constraint shaped the design: if the app is waiting, it should be obvious. The selected trigger and armed state remain visible. HyperCam must stay open in the foreground, and you can stop it at any time. I have 100 individual Apple offer codes for launch. Each one makes Pro Lifetime free for someone who has never purchased in the app. Pro Lifetime is normally €49.99 in Belgium, with Apple's local price elsewhere. The codes expire on 23 October 2026. There is no subscription, and no rating, review or feedback is required. DM me HyperCam if you want one. I will send one code per eligible person until all 100 have been allocated. App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6792547330?pt=128685209&ct=hc_reddit_sideproject_1016&mt=8 I'm Frédéric, the developer at High Road Software. If you use trigger cameras, what do you normally try to catch?   submitted by   /u/HighRoad684 [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/10/16 20:03:19