Skyflow - Time-lapse with HDR, Long Exposure, Panning and more

Skyflow is an incredibly handy and functional tool for photographers who aim for the best quality time-lapse shooting!

Highlights:
• Shooting and exporting at 1080p, 2.5K and 4K resolutions! *
• The Noise Reduction mode for the perfect shots
• Two Long Exposure modes: Light Trails & Motion Blur, flexible settings, and live preview ability!
• Low-Light Boost can be useful for night shots
• Exposure Bracketing for the HDR export
• The Panning feature, that will give your shots dramatic motion effects. After trying once, you would want to use this function all the time! **
• Lens Distortion for interesting effects **
• Some shooting modes can be combined and some parameters can be changed directly during shooting
• Despite the fact that the shooting interval is fixed, the editor allows you to change the playback speed of your timelapse projects before exporting!

Other camera features:
• Setting the shooting Interval and Duration
• Manual focus and exposure support
• Focus, exposure and white balance lock
• Horizon level
• Grid 3x3
• Zoom and Lens Distortion **

Also:
• A quick view of your timelapse projects straight on the home screen by just swiping your finger!
• Flexible HDR settings with real time preview in Editor!
• A rich featured editor: ability to trim timelapse, add music or continue timelapse
• Convenient and understandable export settings, with a frame rate up to 60fps!
• The resulting video can be saved to the Photo Library, the iTunes shared folder, or send to any other application

Important!
In the free version, you can shoot time-lapses without worrying about any limitations,
but the export will be limited to the 540p resolution and the video will contain a watermark.
Restrictions are unlocked via one-time In-App purchase.

* 4K is supported on devices: iPhone 4S, iPad Air 2 and above.
2.5K resolution is supported on all iPhones, iPad Mini, iPad 3 and above.
1080p resolution is supported by all devices except the iPad 2.
Note that if your device has an 8-megapixel camera, which has a 15% lower resolution than the actual 4K, there will be a bit of quality loss during the video export.

** Zoom and pan features are available for all devices except the iPad 2

Check out sample videos!
https://youtu.be/iN7O7_ScvOs
https://instagram.com/p/BF7tGokJvgg