Native photo's at 3264*1836 (16:9) format

Hi there,
I am switched from a Nokia C6-01 to a Iphone S4. The Nokia C6-01 had the possibilty to take photo's at many resolutions, 3264*1836 (16:9) 6 megpix format was one of them. However so far as i know the Iphone 4S knows default only one format, 3264*2448 (4:3) 8 megpix format.
To make a nice Blue Ray slideshow shown on (16:9) widescreen TV i need to import 3264*1836 (16:9) 6 megpix format photo's in a PC program.
Therefore I'm looking for a Iphone 4S app or setting correction to take native photo's at 3264*1836 (16:9) 6 megpix format.
Default the photo's are taken at 3264*2448 (4:3) 8 megpix format. When i use 4:3 photo's on a 16:9 TV screen two black bars left and right of the photos appear. When i uses photo's at 3264*1836 (16:9) format then there is no problem. Afterwards cropping the photo's is no solution because interesting parts of the photo's falling away. It also takes a lot of time to crop 700 photo's or more for a 16:9 slide show.
I have tried many apps but they all downsize the quality (2 mb photo's to 40 kb photo's) of the photo's. However High resolution photo's are needed because the PC program needs to zoom in on the photo's.
What i need is a app for taking directly photo's in 3264*1836 (16:9) format.
In the display of the Iphone the photo's are default shown in 16:9 format. This means under and above will contain black bars.
Can somebody tell me what app or setting i can use?
Best regards,
Peter
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Have you tried this app?
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I personally have not tried it but it looks like what you are looking for.

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