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Version 1.1 · 2023-08-16
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Not yet tested.
The store currently lists version 1.1, updated 2023-08-16.








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Experience the thrill of video creation like never before with the "Thermal Camera - Night Vision" app
Bring your creativity to life by transforming ordinary videos into extraordinary visual experiences. Whether you're recording new footage or revamping an existing video, our intuitive interface makes the entire process easy and enjoyable.
FEATURES:
Capture or Import: Start your creative journey by either recording fresh content using your device's camera or importing a previously recorded video from your gallery or files.
Diverse Effects: Unleash the power of visual effects on your footage. Select from our unique range of effects - thermal, night vision, x-ray, and psychedelic - each meticulously designed to give your videos a distinctive appeal.
Real-Time Preview: Witness the magic of effects in real-time on your device's camera, even before you start recording.…
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