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Spectre

Spectre is an AI-powered shutter for iPhone, enabling long exposures and AI-assisted edits for crowds, night scenes, and motion trails.

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May 15 2023

About Spectre

Spectre is an AI-powered shutter for your iPhone that enables long exposures and advanced computational photography to simplify capturing scenes that would otherwise be difficult. It is designed for photographers who want innovative control over light trails, crowds, and motion, and for users who seek to experiment with high-end camera techniques on a mobile device. The software emphasizes a tactile, night-friendly user experience and emphasizes accessibility on iPhone hardware.

Spectre works by leveraging machine learning-based scene detection and computer vision to adjust exposure, stabilization, and processing during a long exposure sequence. The app records the full exposure process as a Live Photo, allowing replays of how the image formed. It is built to integrate with iPhone hardware and to provide a compact, one-handed shooting experience in various lighting conditions.

Spectre highlights a range of capabilities that enhance long exposure photography. It includes auto-stabilization to reduce shake, intelligent exposure to optimize light handling, and scene detection to adapt to different environments. The app emphasizes live feedback with exposure previews and the ability to share a shot as a still, a video, or both.

Spectre states that it targets iPhone users who want professional-like long exposure results, with a focus on night photography and crowded locations. The design prioritizes dark UI, one-handed use, and a tactile camera experience.

Use cases

  • Capture light trails in city nights or over water with AI-assisted exposure
  • Remove crowds from popular locations in post or during capture

Key features

  • Auto-Stabilization
  • Scene Detection
  • Intelligent Exposure
  • Live Photo exposure replay
  • AI-powered long exposure processing

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