What’s New in ProCamera v12.2 – A Decade of ProCamera
Celebrating ten years of ProCamera on the App Store! This is the first of our anniversary updates and it brings Edited Version Support, Siri Shortcuts, Split Dials and more…
What’s New in ProCamera v12.1 – Focus Peaking, Low Light, EXIF Viewer and more
Our 2018 holiday update is all about the details – when focusing manually, shooting in the dark or checking previous captures.
What’s New in ProCamera v12.0 – Portrait Mode, Album Selector, Filters
In yet another free update, we introduce one of the most requested features: Portrait Mode. The new version also brings Depth Editing, Album Selector enhancements, iOS 12 support, and a lot more!
Diving with ProCamera – Part II
Wouldn’t it be great to take photos with your iPhone underwater? Grab your snorkel and come with us! We put an iPhone loaded with ProCamera inside an underwater housing and jumped into the Mediterranean Sea.
What’s New in ProCamera v11.4 – Manual Focus, Album Selector, Location Stamp
Big overhaul of our Manual Focus feature after many hours of testing and evaluating user feedback. In addition to the handy focus magnifier, v11.4 also brings an Album Selector as well as a Location Stamp.
What’s New in ProCamera v11.3 – Editing Section Overhaul
Major overhaul of our editing suite! Our photo editing section is now prepared for the future and got some cool new features.
3 Save Locations in ProCamera: Camera Roll, Lightbox, Private Lightbox
In ProCamera, you can now save photos and videos to three different save locations. Camera Roll, Lightbox, Private Lightbox – let’s see when and why changing the file location is a great advantage.
What’s New in ProCamera v11.2 – Private Lightbox, Redesigned EXIF Viewer
In ProCamera v11.2 we introduce our brand new Private Lightbox: Safeguard your photos and videos from prying eyes.
In Focus: Martin U Waltz – Berlin Street Photography (Episode 1)
We are excited to bring you “In Focus” – a series that explores what happens when creative professionals and ProCamera come together. Visual artist Lance Hewison has directed the first episode featuring Berlin-based street photographer Martin U Waltz. Come explore the streets of Berlin with us.