Introducing Horizon Camera: The Revolutionary Solution for Vertical Videos Say goodbye to crooked, unbalanced videos and photos with Horizon Camera. This app goes beyond the typical photo and video editing tools - it’s a game-changer. Whether you’re capturing a stunning view or filming an action-packed moment, Horizon Camera ensures that your footage is perfectly level and stable. Recognized as one of the top Android Apps of 2014 by TechRadar, Horizon Camera tackles the widespread issue of vertical videos head on. It’s time to put an end to the Vertical Video Syndrome (VVS) with this powerful antidote. According to Android Police, Horizon Camera ’wages war on vertical videos’ by utilizing your device’s accelerometer. This clever feature acts as a 1-axis gimbal rig, keeping your videos parallel to the ground at all times. But Horizon Camera doesn’t just straighten out your videos - it also gives you complete control over your content. Switch between front and back cameras, adjust video resolutions ranging from VGA to Full HD, and even save your recordings directly to your SD card. And with the ability to start and stop recording using the hardware camera button or volume buttons, you have the freedom to capture your footage exactly how you want. But that’s not all - Horizon Camera offers a variety of features that will take your videos to the next level. Choose from three video quality options to manage your storage space efficiently, and enjoy three leveling modes - Flex, Rotate, and Locked - for complete control over your video’s orientation. Plus, Horizon Camera is so versatile that it can even be launched by other apps for easy access. While the free version of Horizon Camera offers an impressive range of features, there are some additional perks available through in-app purchases. These include priority customer support, removal of the Horizon logo, ad removal, and access to future features. Whether you stick with the free version or upgrade to these premium perks, Horizon Camera is sure to enhance your video-capturing experience. To get started with Horizon Camera, all you need is a device running Android 4.3 or above with an accelerometer or gyroscope. And for CyanogenMod users, be sure to allow Horizon Camera to use your microphone for successful video recording. In the words of Gizmodo, ’Do the world a favor and download it; after all, it’s free.’ Say goodbye to the Vertical Video Syndrome and join the Horizon Camera revolution. Don’t tilt your head to capture the perfect shot - let Horizon Camera do the work for you.