We are pleased to announce that NK Works, the Noritsu Koki group company that is in charge of the imaging business, released an iPhone application on December 17. This new application is called Qualipic Camera, and it is powered by Noritsu’s highly acclaimed AccuSmart  image processing technology. Qualipic Camera is available in the App Store of the iTunes Store. Please access the App Store to download this powerful photo tool.*
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/qualipic-camera-powered-by/id489023683?ls=1&mt=8

*Not available in iTunes Stores in certain regions.


Qualipic Camera features

AccuSmart automatically analyzes every scene as the picture is taken and applies the optimal correction algorithms for each scene. The outcome is high quality photos that closely reflect the natural beauty of the original scene as viewed by the photographer when the shutter was released. And with Qualipic Camera, you can also apply AccuSmart  to correct photos you have stored in your camera roll. Furthermore, Qualipic makes it very easy to upload your images to Twitter and Facebook, enabling you to use images with optimal quality for a wide variety of purposes.


Qualipic Camera functions

Camera modes
・AccuSmart Auto mode:　　This is a versatile correction mode that optimizes all kinds of scenes.
・AccuSmart Dish mode:　　This makes pictures of food look brighter, more vivid, and much more delicious.
・Off:　　If you take pictures in the “Off” mode, the photos will be saved in the album without AccuSmartTM correction applied. You can always correct and edit these pictures later in the edit mode.

Edit mode
You can select pictures in the Camera Roll or Album and optimize the image quality with AccuSmart . You can also edit the picture in other ways including changing the aspect ratio, rotating the image on the screen, etc..

SNS mode
If you select Twitter or Facebook in advance, all you have to do is take the picture and it will be uploaded to your account automatically immediately after the shot is taken. You can also upload from the edit mode.