Because you’re only human, Vhoto is an app that’s likely to appeal to you since it creates the best of photos from your iPhone videos. Getting a properly timed image can be difficult and it really itches when you miss a good shot. We’re going to sound like an advertisement, but we’ll say it anyway – with Vhoto, that perfectly timed photograph is hiding in the video clip you captured.
Hurray for those of you who love taking pictures and incessantly uploading them to Facebook and other social networks. Our heartfelt condolences to those of you who are tired of friends sharing too many photos and expecting you to ‘like’ them and one more thing, get off Facebook if it bothers you. The iPhone 5 already lets you click images while recording videos, though Vhoto is different in the way it functions.
The app extracts pictures from clips after you’ve shot them and it’s also supported by a Vhoto network which lets folks upload and hashtag snaps as well as follow other users. You can tap a particular part of your screen while capturing videos so that the tool knows where to focus. You won’t have to go through the end result frame by frame and pick the best photos by yourself.
Instead, the application does this on its own using a Chooser software, while its computer vision technology is said to make sure that you get great shots. What’s more, the app is built to learn what you like so it can pick better and better photos from your iPhone videos each time you use it. There are some in-built filters and editing options to help you out too.
Vhoto can be downloaded from iTunes for the tempting price of $0 so that you just have to try it out. It is compatible with Apple devices running iOS 7.0 later and is optimized for the iPhone 5.