With the release of iOS 10, ProCamera introduce support for RAW files.
We are very excited to introduce full support for RAW capture in automatic and manual mode.
It will be available on all devices with a 12MP camera.
That’s the iPhone 6s, 6s Plus, SE and of course the brand new iPhone 7 & iPhone 7 Plus.
RAW capture is supported on both individual lenses of the iPhone 7 Plus.
RAW Capture
RAW photos will be saved in the DNG file format, and a separate JPEG file is always saved along with each of them. In Camera Roll and in the ProCamera gallery, RAW photos are displayed in preview size/quality. The actual RAW file always makes use of the full sensor resolution (4:3) – deviating capture formats like 16:9 or 1:1 will only affect the appendant JPEG file.
How To: Open Control Panel (three lines icon, bottom right) > Settings > Photo Mode Options: File format.
A quick new way to change/check the file format is opening the Control Panel. In the bottom left corner, the current file format is displayed. Tap on it to change the file format.
RAW Editing
The Editing Suite of ProCamera now also supports RAW files on all devices capable of shooting RAW photos. Once again, this means iPhone 6s, 6s Plus, SE, 7, and 7 Plus.
When editing, RAW files (DNG) remain untouched. Edited versions of the capture will be saved as separate JPEG files. You will notice that the RAW editing includes brand new adjustment tools.
How To: Open a RAW photo in the ProCamera Gallery and tap “Edit”.
