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Version 1.3 · 2026-04-16
New option to automatically lookup and overlay street address on photos and videos.
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The store currently lists version 1.3, updated 2026-04-16.







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Nav Camera uses the proven navigation, augmented reality, and image processing engines from the well known Theodolite app to create a new app that focuses on photogaphy and video recording with data overlays. The app has been crafted with attention to detail by a top iOS developer, and benefits from over 20 years of development and testing heritage, along with real world usage by surveyors, geologists, architects, engineers, competitive sportsmen, first responders, military personnel, and search and rescue workers around the world. Nav Camera supports portrait and landscape photo capture, and gives you the option to overlay date/time, geo data, street address, and four lines of custom notes on photos and videos.
Nav Camera lets you take photographs and record movies in landscape and portrait orientations with geo-location overlays and custom notes.…
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New option to automatically lookup and overlay street address on photos and videos.
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