ContentCam
One tap on your phone gives you a vertical and a wide video, both full frame
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Burst Super-Res
Stack several shots of a still scene into one cleaner photo at double size
It gives photographers the phone-camera trick of stacking frames on any camera, free and offline, with the gains measured rather than promised.
Shoot several frames of something that isn't moving and Burst Super-Res aligns them to sub-pixel accuracy, drops the ones that don't fit, and averages the rest into a JPEG or PNG at double the width and height. With six or more Sony RAW files it builds pixels straight from the sensor. It is a free desktop app for macOS, Windows and Linux. The maker reports about 1 dB over a single upscaled shot and says it is less noise, not real extra detail.
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