Aim iPhone and tap
otherwise known as the shutter button
Settings
You can change the quality of the image that you take by going into the main settings section of your iPhone (outside of the app) and select the Frame X Frame app. There you will be able to select small, medium or large file sizes to save your photos.
Image capture options
View your image capture options by pressing on the menu button. If a functionality has been chosen it will be highlighted in yellow. To undo a setting click on the setting again or press clear to undo all settings. The settings default to standard image capture mode so you will need to reselect your settings if you close the app.
The Save wheel appears in the Thumbnail viewer (lower left-hand side) until the image is saved and stored in the photo library.
Tip: You can keep taking photos while this dialog box is displayed. Be careful not to exit the app, or you'll lose any unsaved images.
Tap the last photo taken which will appear in the bottom left corner of the screen.
To delete photos, exit the app and choose Photos > Camera Roll.
When viewing an individual photo or video, tap Share to send by Twitter, Facebook,Youtube email and more.
Stop-Motion, Self-timer and time-lapse work best with the GorillaMobile for iPhone 4, a protective case + flexible iPhone stand that lets you position your iPhone virtually anywhere! (Learn more)
Create your own stop motion video in 4 easy steps.
Tip: Frames per second applies to how long each individual shot will appear in your finished video. If you choose a frame per second of "20," for instance, the app will compile your shots to play a video at 20 frames per second.
Tip: Note that the "Time of Video" field changes according to the number of shots and the frames per second and allows you to figure out in advance how long the final video will be.
Tip: The app will automatically ensure that your phone won't go to sleep while taking pictures. Be sure to plug it into a power source if you plan on taking many hours of pictures.
Are you more of a control freak? Stop motion manual mode allows you to choose when each photo is shot. This shooting mode is particularly useful for animation and claymation films.
Set a delay before taking a photo. It's perfect for group shots or self-portraits.
Tap
to change the length of the delay. Tap the shutter button
to start the countdown.
Take photos at regular intervals.
Tap
to set the number of shots and the interval between shots.
Tip: The app will automatically ensure that your phone won't go to sleep while taking pictures. Be sure to plug it into a power source if you plan on taking many hours of pictures.
Tip: Time-lapse will save each image individually on your phone
Helps to ensure that you take photos only when your iPhone is still. When this setting is enabled, the camera will not allow you to take a picture until it is stable.
The bubble level helps you get perfectly level shots.
Calibrate the bubble level by pressing the small calibrate icon.

Click on the magnifying glass and then drag the zoom slider to zoom in and out.
Tap anywhere on the screen to take a photo.
The fingerprint icon lets you know when it is turned on.
Take 3 shots in rapid succession. Can also be used with Self-timer and Anti-Shake mode.
Tap anywhere on the screen to create a focal point for your photo.
Our goal is to make the Frame X Frame the best photo app, so please email us at appinfo@joby.com with any feedback or feature requests you might have.