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FireWorksBld

Name: FireWorksBld
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Ditch the blurry shots. Take full manual control of your camera to capture, stack, and share breathtaking firework photos and GIFs that stand out on social media.

Key Figures

Downloads

700

User Rating

1.0/5

Total Ratings

Publisher

HIROFUMI MARUO

Capture the Magic of Every Burst

Stop settling for blurry night photos. FireWorksBld gives you the pro-level tools to create stunning, multi-layered firework photography and animations directly from your iPhone.

Master the Perfect Composite

Combine multiple bursts into a single, breathtaking masterpiece. Stacking photos allows you to capture the full brilliance of an entire display in one hero shot.

Extended Burst Capture

Set a continuous shooting timer for up to 50 seconds. From the first launch to the grand finale, you will never miss a single spark or explosion again.

The following screenshots and description are sourced directly from the app's official store listing and are the property of the app developer.

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Screenshots

FireWorksBld - FireWorksBld app interface showing manual camera settings and a fireworks display — FireWorksBld app interface showing manual camera settings and a fireworks display

FireWorksBld - A grid gallery of fireworks photos with timestamps in the FireWorksBld app. — A grid gallery of fireworks photos with timestamps in the FireWorksBld app.

FireWorksBld - A grid display of consecutive firework burst photos within the FireWorksBld app for selecting frames to create GIFs or composite images. — A grid display of consecutive firework burst photos within the FireWorksBld app for selecting frames to create GIFs or composite images.

FireWorksBld - Interface showing a grid of firework photos with several frames selected for editing in the FireWorksBld app — Interface showing a grid of firework photos with several frames selected for editing in the FireWorksBld app

FireWorksBld - FireWorksBld app editing screen showing a golden firework photo with sliders for brightness contrast and unsharpness — FireWorksBld app editing screen showing a golden firework photo with sliders for brightness contrast and unsharpness

Description

This application can take photos of fireworks from shooting off to the point of falling and make a splendid photo of fireworks by combining several photos afterwards. GIF animation can be created. With this, it became possible to watch the appearance of the fireworks going up and opened by animation. Shooting starts when you release the shutter. If you leave it as it is, it will end after the set number of seconds. If you press the shutter again during shooting, it will end immediately. The followings are how to use this app and the operability is easy to use. (１) Set the consecutive shots time (seconds). Set the time to take photos of fireworks with a slider. You can set it up to 50 seconds. (２) Aim a back camera in the direction of setting off fireworks. When it is far away, the zoom is available. The front camera is also selectable. (３) Tap the shutter with the timing of setting off fireworks. --＞ Consecutive shooting starts. (４) Choose images of fireworks to composite among the images of consecutive shots. (５) Execution of combining. (６) You can post composite photos on SNS. ・The shutter speed is 1/50 second in default setting. The consecutive shots’ speed becomes slow when you slow it than this. The consecutive shots are automatically adjusted to make about three shots in a second. ・If the preview is too dark, you can brighten it by increasing the exposure compensation or by switching to manual exposure and increasing the ISO. When a preview is too bright, reduce ISO level or make shutter speed high. ・In automatic exposure mode, the shutter speed may become slow and consecutive shots’ speed may become slow. ・In addition, this app provides manual setting of focus and manual setting of white balance. *** The promotion screenshots were taken at the real fireworks. *** This app includes the following open sources. ・GPUImage(Copyright (c) 2012, Brad Larson, Ben Cochran, Hugues Lismonde, Keitaroh Kobayashi, Alaric Cole, Matthew Clark, Jacob Gundersen, Chris Williams. All rights reserved.)