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A basic photo application which allows for zooming, panning, rotating, mirroring, and framing of both image preview and capture when using an IP cameras providing an HTTP MJPG image stream.  P.S.: Knowledge of URL(s) for one or more HTTP compliant IP cameras connected to your local area network is required when utilizing the 'HTTP Sources' dialog (lower left-hand button on primary interface - the gear) to configure connection(s).  The pan, zoom, frame, mirroring, and rotation features of this application are purely achieved through image manipulation via software.  This application simply accesses a given IP camera's HTTP image stream.  Finally, there are options which allow or disallow the panning, zooming, rotating, mirroring, resetting, framing, and adjusting of the image and frame.  Note, not all IP cameras have HTTP MJPG streaming support, and when provided the resolutions and frame rates may not be ideal.  The application fully saves and restores the state of each camera connected, including the rotation, pan, zoom, and frame.  Finally, actively monitored security system cameras may very well not support HTTP MJPG streams and can be encrypted, preventing any access to the video stream.  Setting IP addresses, configuring authentication, and using advanced features of a given camera cannot be achieved via this application.  To configure and manipulate camera settings or access any other camera hardware features you must use either the manufacturer's software or third-party software providing similar functionality.  Image can be cropped to the framed area when saved (set 'AutoCrop' on in 'Settings'), when the frame is present.  Both the camera preview and captured image can be rotated in the four primary orientations; 0, 90, 180, and 270.  This gives greater freedom in placing or mounting of cameras, as it is easy to obtain a right-side up image.  Use the (long) press gesture to initiate a drag operation to frame the image free-hand.  Currently a web search is required to determine an http URL for a given make and model of IP camera.  Important: All connections to cameras are currently made using http.  Zooming is not limited to the center of the camera preview; especially useful when the camera is mounted or attached to a tripod.  This app mimics many of the features provided by the macOS version of 'SCSnapShot' for USB and built-in cameras.  Camera passwords are saved as unencrypted text in Core Data.  Use the best-fit button to reset the image whether framed or not.  The D-Link DCS-933L and Amcrest 1080P IP cameras are currently being used for development and testing.  Click the frame/erase button to add or remove the frame at any time.  Alternatively, select one of the standard frame sizes from the dropdown.  This makes scanning though multiple cameras simple.  The frame is optionally adjustable when displayed.  Use both the mouse wheel and/or the magnification (pinch) gesture for zooming in and out.  Therefore, this app is currently designed to be used within a properly secured and trusted local area network.  State information is restored between sessions as well.  Additionally, there is an iOS version available as well.