Now you can capture exposure brackets with adjustable EV values – even in RAW and RAW+JPEG format. A new Exposure Bracketing button (EB) is displayed in Photo mode when M/SI is activated. This pro feature is available for ProCamera Up subscribers only.
However, dear non-Up-customers, this update brings something for everyone:
A free set of evergreen photo filters to give your photos that final touch.
When you take a photo of a document, you can use the new document enhancing filter to automatically optimize the contrast and make it ready for sharing or printing.
Vibrance and Hue tools for color adjustments. And last but not least, we have added new cropping formats: the 3:1 panorama format and 19.5:9 so you can create wallpapers for your new iPhone.
Additional icon style which works great with Dark and Light mode.
We have further improved the nondestructive workflow: when looking at a capture, you can now switch between the original and the edited version.
Customize your home screen: new colorful app icon designs have been added.
Got a question? We upgraded our in-app support system for iOS 13.
In video mode, manual White Balance is available for all frame rates and Rapid Fire mode is really quick again.
A special feature of ProCamera is the ability to capture photos either with the fusion camera, which creates amazing photos by combining the images of more than one lens, or alternatively utilize a single lens with custom camera settings and RAW output.
For general shooting, the fusion camera is a great choice, because it automatically uses the best possible camera settings and combines multiple lenses for an optimized image. For special cases, where you prefer to shoot in RAW format or want to dial in explicit values for exposure time and ISO, single lens mode stands ready.
To activate fusion camera mode, go to the Control Panel and select Auto (A). Select Manual (M/SI) to shoot in single lens mode. Single lens mode is indicated by a white circle around only one zoom factor on the Capture Screen – fusion camera is indicated by a white border around all available zoom factors/lenses.
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Lens Mode | |
Fusion Camera | Single Lens |
Lens Selection | |
Auto | Manual |
Focus | |
Tap | Tap + Manual |
Time + ISO | |
Auto | Auto + Manual |
Exposure Compensation | |
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Exposure Lock | |
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White Balance | |
Auto | Auto + Manual |
White Balance Lock | |
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File Formats | |
JPEG, HEIF, TIFF | JPEG, HEIF, TIFF, RAW |
Please note: Due to iOS limitations, the ultra wide lens (0.5x) doesn't allow RAW capture and has a fixed focus at this point in time.
Support for the new ultra wide angle lens and the triple camera of the iPhone 11 Pro! We combined zooming and selecting lenses into one handy control right at your thumb.
We are excited to fully support the new generation of iPhones. Stay tuned, a lot of cool stuff is coming!
We gave the app a new look to go along with iOS 13 style – including support for Dark Mode.
The iPhone is the #1 camera worldwide. We have been at the forefront of this revolution of mobile photography since the beginning – and our brand new app icon reflects that big innovations in photography are coming out of mobile camera development these days. Go to Settings > App Icon to choose your favorite design.
No more switching – when shooting in manual or semi-automatic SI mode, you now have all manual controls right at your fingertips. With two swipe dials next to one another, entering custom values is more convenient and faster than ever!
Record two videos simultaneously – in our all-new multi-cam Mode, you can use the front and the rear-facing camera at the same time. This is ideal for video bloggers who want to document travels, sports, and events. It allows you to narrate while showing what is happening around you. Tap the Second Trigger to take bothie photo snapshots. The mode is available on the latest iPhones (iPhone XS and up).
On all devices running iOS 13, we were able to further improve the image quality.
In addition to the iOS standard, we now offer two new options to utilize higher bitrates for your video recordings. On average, the new High Quality setting utilizes a 25% higher data rate than the iOS standard (up to 100 Mbit/s). Maximum quality even allows a 50% higher data rate (up to 120 Mbit/s) for professional productions.
Our Tiltmeter is now significantly more precise. We applied what we learned while developing Auto Perspective Correct to greatly improve the tilt angle measurements in all axes. This enables you to compose your photo with minute precision as if you were using bubble levels on a pro level tripod.
We are delighted to have received so much positive feedback on the new non-destructive workflow, and we appreciate the detailed feature requests for fine-grained settings options. You can now customize your Edited Version workflow (Settings > Edited Version). For example, you can save a photo only in your selected aspect ratio without preserving the additional 4:3 image. You can also choose to save edits as a new photo by default.
View Live Photos taken with the native camera app in all their glory directly inside ProCamera. Tap and hold any photo that shows a Live Photo icon to see it in action.
You will now find a tool for inverting a photo in our editing studio, which is very handy for digitizing old black and white film negatives or for producing negatives to be used for analog processes such as cyanotype. If you haven't seen it yet, head over to our YouTube channel to check out our newest "In Focus" episode, where a professional photographer creates cyanotype prints using ProCamera photos!
No more perspective distortion! The one tap solution for correcting perspective distortion to give your photos a more professional appearance. This groundbreaking technology is part of the all-new ProCamera Up subscription – get it now for a special introductory price!
Even when shooting with an aspect ratio other than 4:3, the full 4:3 sensor image will always be saved. This enables you to change the framing later.
A new action allows you to delete an edited version of a photo and restore the unedited original.
Rangefinder Viewfinder Style – When shooting aspect ratios other than the standard 4:3 format, you still see the full 4:3 sensor image. Go to Settings > Viewfinder to switch back to the old preview without the overlay.
We are excited to announce the brand new ProCamera Up subscription. This is an optional upgrade that unlocks additional premium features. Existing users can continue to use the app and the unlocked in-app purchases as usual. We have a lot of exciting innovations planned for the future and the introduction of the Auto Perspective Correct is just the beginning. Join now!
With the introduction of edited versions, ProCamera now offers a non-destructive workflow. Edits don't permanently alter the original photo, which means you can freely apply edits to an image while preserving the original photo. We assume some users will not always want to save the original, therefore we will soon introduce fine-grained settings options based on your feedback. Give it a try in this version, keep an eye on our blog and newsletter for detailed information, and let us know your preferences for new settings options.
Celebrating ten years of ProCamera on the App Store! We thank you for choosing our app. It's our ongoing mission to make the iPhone the only camera you will need. To commemorate this special anniversary, we are offering our icon in black as a nod to our original app icon.