Photo & Video
Everyday Camera: Photo a Day
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Overview
Trying to take the same shot every day, but the angle always shifts a little? Everyday Camera overlays your last photo -- semi-transparent, right on the live preview -- so anyone can line up the exact same composition, every single time.
Perfect for tracking baby growth, diet and body transformation progress, workout results, plant growth, or even a room makeover. If you've ever wanted to keep a consistent photo record but kept giving up because the framing never matched, this app solves that.
- Line up every shot, perfectly - Overlay your last photo as a semi-transparent guide (adjustable opacity) - The level guides you back to the angle of your previous shot -- even for top-down shots like meals - Grid lines, lens zoom, torch, self-timer, and interval (burst) shooting, all built in
- Designed to help you keep going - A Home Screen widget shows at a glance whether you've taken today's shot, plus your current streak - The calendar shows each day's photo, along with your current streak, best streak, and monthly shooting rate - Daily reminders help you stay on track -- and skip the reminder on days you've already taken your shot - Organize shots by category -- baby, diet, workouts, plants, room makeovers, or anything you like - Mark favorites, add notes and tags, and log a daily mood (sunny, cloudy, rainy, great day, and more)
- Turn your progress into something you can actually see - Automatically turn selected photos into a time-lapse video - Customize the date overlay style, position, and playback speed - Save finished videos to your Photos app and share them right away
- Your data stays yours - No account required, nothing sent to a server, no ads - Everything is stored on your device, with one-tap backup to the Photos app whenever you want - Simple enough to start today
Small changes, every day, captured in a frame that never shifts. Take your first photo today.
What's new in 1.6.2
- Deleted categories can be put back Until now, deleting a category erased its photos on the spot with no way to undo it. Deleted photos now move to the trash instead, and the app offers to put them back right away.
- 30 days to change your mind You can also put a deletion back later, from "Deleted categories" in Settings. The trash is erased automatically after 30 days, or you can empty it sooner to free up space.
- The delete confirmation now shows how many photos The "Delete this category?" confirmation tells you how many photos are about to go.
- A reminder about keeping a copy Photos taken with this app are kept inside the app only. After a few shots, the app now mentions once that you can also save them to the Photos app. You can change this any time in Settings.
