Yesterlens

Stand where an old photo was taken and take it again, years later. Yesterlens lays the old photo over your camera so you can line up today's view exactly: a film still at its real location, a childhood photo by the same door, an old postcard of your street. When the two views match, it takes the new photo for you. LINE IT UP • Three ways to see the old photo over the camera: a see-through ghost, bright outlines, or a curtain you drag across. • Hints tell you which way to turn the camera, when to step closer or back, and when to level the phone, until it says "Lined up". • Hands-free shutter: it shoots once the views match and the phone holds still. Prefer the button? It waits for the jolt of your tap to settle, so the shot stays sharp. • Landscape film stills? Turn the phone sideways and the overlay turns with it. THE SAME FRAME • The new photo is cut to the old one's frame and turned…