GeekWire app of the week: Fast Camera

BY Jamie Skorheim  on February 18, 2013 @ 11:27 am (Updated: 1:06 pm - 2/18/13 )

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If you've got a wiggly baby or a great play developing on the soccer field, this week's app of the week, Fast Camera, might help you capture just the moment you want. (Image courtesy iTunes) | Zoom
If you've got a wiggly baby or a great play developing on the soccer field, this week's app of the week might help you capture just the moment you want.

"This app is one that ensures you never miss a shot as long as you can get the app open," says GeekWire host Todd Bishop about the Fast Camera app.

"The signature feature is as soon as you open this app on your iPhone, it immediately starts shooting pictures."

The app can take up to 800 shots a minute, so at least one frame is likely to catch what you want. Once you're done shooting, the app then presents you with all the proof options.

"You can select which ones you actually want to go into your iPhone camera roll, so you're not spamming your iPhone camera roll," says Bishop.

The creators of Fast Camera say it's also great for group shots. It has a timer so the photographer can jump in, and it just might increase the likelihood of finding a shot everyone agrees on with hundreds of proof options.

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Jamie Skorheim, MyNorthwest.com Editor
Whether it's floating on Green Lake, eating shrimp tacos at Agua Verde, or taking weekend drives out to the Cascades, she loves to enjoy the Pacific Northwest lifestyle as much as humanly possible.
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