PixWebcam Photo WebCam For All iOS Devices

Bern, Switzerland based Lakehorn AG has announcd the release of PixWebcam 1.0 for iOS. PixWebcam turns any iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch into an ad-hoc webcam for taking photos in definable intervals. Photos are then uploaded to various channels like Dropbox or Twitter.

PixWebcam can be used to capture events and activities, like setting up a piece of furniture or a birthday celebration. Or it can track the weather over a longer period of time. The interval at which photos are taken can be specified from one minute up to 12 hours. Photos are then copied to one or several supported target channels.

Photos can be customized by changing size and aspect ratio, adding a date/time stamp, or by adding a custom caption text.

Main features summary:
* A network / security camera for iOS devices
* Define a daily time window when photos are taken
* Set the time interval between photos from 1 minute up to 12 hours
* Adjust the photo size from 240×240 pixels up to the full resolution of the built-in camera – can also take square photos
* Add a date/time stamp and an optional caption to the photo
* Supported target channels include: Twitter, Dropbox, iCloud, FTP, and local photo library storage (more channels planned for future releases)
* Works best when connected to a power supply, but can be used for several hours on battery power

Language Support:
PixWebcam is localized for English and German languages.

Device Requirements:
* iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch
* Requires iOS 9.0 or later
* Universal application

PixWebcam 1.0 is a $0.99 (USD) download available worldwide through the App Store in the Photography category (50% discount until end of February 2017).

Lakehorn:
http://www.lakehorn.com

PixWebcam 1.0:
http://www.lakehorn.com/pixwebcam/

Purchase and Download:
https://itunes.apple.com/app/apple-store/id1179313091

Twitter Profile:
http://twitter.com/aeroweather

Source: Lakehorn AG