Radar Camera

Record once for your vertical posts and widescreen videos. Radar Camera captures portrait and landscape at the same time, giving you two separate videos from one take. Film a tutorial for your channel and a vertical version for social posts. Record a business update for your website and your followers. Keep a family moment in both formats without asking everyone to do it again. Watch both live previews as you shoot, with your iPhone held upright, so you can compose for portrait and landscape from the start. Pinch to zoom and tap a preview to adjust that camera's focus and exposure, where supported. On compatible iPhones, use two rear lenses for different views of the same scene, with linked or independent zoom. Put yourself in the story, too. Use the rear camera, the selfie camera, or both together on supported iPhones. Capture a place or product with the rear camera while recording your commentary or reaction with the selfie camera. Choose which camera supplies the portrait video and which supplies the landscape video. Each view saves as its own file. Keep your words in view. The built-in teleprompter helps you deliver introductions, lessons and updates without memorizing every line. Write and save scripts on your iPhone, then scroll at your chosen speed or move through the text by hand. Adjust the text and panel size to suit your setup. Your script appears only on screen, never in your saved videos. Get both photo formats with one shutter press, too. Capture a product, a travel scene or an everyday moment as a 3:4 portrait photo and a 4:3 landscape photo. Videos save in 9:16 and 16:9, with 1080p HD and supported 4K output options. Keep using the editing and sharing apps you already know. Both files save directly to Photos, ready for your next edit or post. Radar Camera has no account, ads or analytics, and your scripts are stored on your iPhone. Requires an iPhone with iOS 26 or later. Dual rear lenses, rear/selfie capture and 4K availability depend on your iPhone and camera setup. 4K describes saved file dimensions; some camera crops are enlarged.