It displays current settings for the likes of white balance and shutter speed, and enables adjustments with a simple tap (to select) and drag.
If ‘not enough’ to you means a lack of control, you should check out ProCam immediately.įrom the off, it’s readily apparent ProCam is serious about the ‘pro’ bit.
The main reason people tend to stray from the default Camera app in iOS is because it doesn’t do enough for them. Great for: an all-round Camera replacement. This round-up selects a handful of must-have apps for iPhone photographers, but also doffs our cap, flash cubes and inexplicable love for over-saturated colors at a larger range of products you might enjoy. Still more provide the means to be creative and experimental, with effects that transform your photos into tiny works of art. Others provide excellent editing tools, and a much larger range of filters than Camera. Some apps afford you more control, giving you something akin to a traditional camera experience. It’s simple to use and has a decent range of features, such as a timer, the means to shoot HDR and Live Photos, a (small) range of filters, and a couple of alternate aspect ratios.īut as the iPhone has solidified its hold on the world of photography, developers have been providing alternatives to Apple’s Camera. The iPhone’s stock Camera app is pretty good. Hi! Thanks for reading. This post looks better in our award-winning app, Tips & Tricks for iPhone.
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