ProCamera8 is a camera replacement iPhoneography app. All the usual features including separate focus and exposure points and locks and adjustments together with control over ISO, white balance and shutter speed. Includes live Histogram, adjustable capture image ratio and a vast array of value adding features. I find this app quick and responsive. Widely recommended.
ProCamera is the leading professional photo and video camera app on iOS, catering to enthusiasts, creatives, and pros. For over 10 years, ProCamera has helped its users get the very most out of the iPhone camera.
––– LOVED BY MILLIONS OF USERS –––
The New York Times: "The high-end crowd swears by it"
National Geographic: "A must-have travel app"
––– BY PHOTOGRAPHERS, FOR PHOTOGRAPHERS –––
ProCamera is designed as a go-to camera app that is easy to use in everyday situations, yet deep and multifunctional when needed for special occasions and professional use cases. It offers maximum control over your iPhone camera, but it’s never in the way of capturing the image. Not only does ProCamera bring pro-level DSLR camera features but it also provides a high-end video recording mode and a comprehensive photo editing suite, incl. (Pro) RAW and depth editing.
It’s our ongoing mission to make the iPhone the only camera you will ever need. This is why every aspect of ProCamera has been designed to perfectly capture the moment each time you tap the shutter button.
––– MAIN FEATURES –––
• Manual, Semi-Automatic, and Automatic Mode
• Independent Focus & Exposure control
• Manual Focus with Focus Peaking
• Exposure Compensation with Zebra Stripes
• Portrait Mode for bokeh depth of field effect (incl. Depth Preview)
• Dual & Triple Lens support
• RAW, TIFF, JPG & HEIF support
• ProRAW capture & editing (iPhone 12 Pro and up)
• Manual White Balance (Color Temperature & Tint)
• Self-Timer & Intervalometer
• Selfie Mode with display flash
• AIS Image Stabilization on/off
• EXIF/Metadata Viewer
• Live Histogram
• Digital Zoom
• Adjustable Fill-Light (Torch)
• Rapid Fire Mode
• Apple Watch Remote Control
• Various Aspect Ratios (16:9, 5:4,…)
• Code Scanner (QR, Barcode,…)
• Powerful Photo Album with full iCloud integration
• Album Selector
• Gray Card Calibration
• Lightbox
• 3D Tiltmeter
––– VIDEO FEATURES –––
• HD & UHD 4K Video (from 24 fps to HFR)
• Manual Controls: Exposure, Focus, White Balance
• Continuous Video Focus on/off
• High Bitrate Recording
• H.265 (HEVC) Support
• Audiometer
• Stereo Audio (iPhone XS and up)
• Support for bluetooth/lightning/USB Microphones (Apple AirPods, Shure MV88 and MV88+, etc.)
• Dolby Vision HDR Video: up to 30 fps on iPhone 12 (mini) and up to 60 fps on iPhone 12 Pro (Max)
…and much, much more!
Visit features.procamera-app.com for a complete list.
––– PROCAMERA UP –––
ProCamera Up is an optional subscription upgrade that unlocks exclusive premium features:
AUTO PERSPECTIVE CORRECT
Using the built-in gyroscope of the iPhone in conjunction with a patented technology enables you to capture photos that are free from perspective distortion. This groundbreaking feature includes a live preview as well as a dedicated editing studio.
Also included in ProCamera Up:
• Exposure Bracketing to increase Dynamic Range
• Safeguarded Private Lightbox folder
• Specialty Photo Filter Sets
The subscription will automatically renew (1 month/1 year), unless cancelled up to 24 hours before the end of the current period. To manage your subscription, go to Settings > iTunes Account & App Store > Apple ID > Subscriptions. The subscription fee will be charged to your iTunes account at confirmation of purchase.
Terms & Conditions: https://procameraterms.cocologics.com
––– FEEDBACK & SUPPORT –––
If you have questions or suggestions, please let us know via in-app support or email us at support@procamera-app.com.
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4 min read.
Posted in iPhone Photography Tutorials
Apps Adobe Photoshop Express, Camera+, Filterstorm, Mextures, ProCamera8, Snapseed, Superimpose
25th June 2013
This textured painterly floral iPhoneography image has raised the question, ‘Is it a painting or is it a photograph?’ For this style of edit, my preferred style for still life images, that is the ultimate accolade.
4 min read.
Posted in iPhone Photography Tutorials, News
Apps Distressed FX, Filterstorm, LensLight, Mextures, ProCamera8, Snapseed, Superimpose
19th June 2013
Textured painterly iPhoneography composite image captured down the road from my house. Lincolnshire is an agricultural county and this is a typical scene.
3 min read.
Posted in iPhone Photography Tutorials
Apps Adobe Photoshop Express, Filterstorm, Modern Grunge, ProCamera8, Snapseed, Superimpose, Title FX
14th May 2013
Textured painterly floral iPhoneography image. One of the first perennial plants to grace our garden is a real favourite of mine. Euphorbia Robbiae.
6 min read.
Posted in iPhone Photography Tutorials, News
Apps Adobe Photoshop Express, Filterstorm, Laminar Pro, Modern Grunge, ProCamera8, Snapseed, Superimpose
23rd April 2013
Textured painterly floral iPhoneography image. Although my floral images follow quite a tight workflow at the moment, I wanted to share a couple of learning points I took away from this piece of iPhoneography.
4 min read.
Posted in iPhone Photography Tutorials
Apps Adobe Photoshop Express, Filterstorm, Modern Grunge, PicFX, ProCamera8, Snapseed, Superimpose
16th April 2013
Textured painterly floral iPhoneography image. Spring has finally sprung here in the UK but during the dark and seemingly endless winter months my iPhoneography has definitely taken a turn towards the floral.
3 min read.
Posted in iPhone Photography Tutorials
Apps Filterstorm, Modern Grunge, PicFX, ProCamera8, ScratchCam, Snapseed, Superimpose
28th March 2013
Textured painterly floral iPhoneography image. Despite the cold weather outside, the good news is that in our house we have lots to celebrate at this time of year so I can flex my iPhoneography muscle indoors and keep my fingers warm.
3 min read.
Posted in iPhone Photography Tutorials
Apps AfterFocus, ProCamera8, Snapseed, Superimpose
11th March 2013
The challenge was ‘Fruit Bowl.’ I decided to create some slightly different iPhoneography. Something my son and I could have fun messing around with.
3 min read.
Posted in iPhone Photography Tutorials
Apps LensFlare, PhotoForge2, PhotoToaster, ProCamera8, ScratchCam, Snapseed, Superimpose
2nd March 2013
A composite iPhoneography image. After the initial capture there was much work to do with apps to create the atmosphere I wanted. Sun in England – unlikely. Apps to the rescue.
6 min read.
Posted in iPhone Photography Tutorials, News
Apps Adobe Photoshop Express, LensLight, Modern Grunge, PhotoToaster, Pro HDR, ProCamera8, Snapseed, Superimpose
22nd February 2013
My Nan has one of those old fashioned photographs of her sisters and her that have been manually recoloured and I wanted to try to simulate that on an iPhoneograhy image. Multiple masks turned this into a jigsaw.
11 min read.
Posted in iPhone Photography Tutorials, Layers | Masking | Blending, Most used Apps
Apps Hipstamatic, Image Blender, Modern Grunge, PhotoForge2, ProCamera8, Snapseed, Superimpose
18th February 2013
As my iPhoneography evolves I thought it was worth analysing which apps I use the most? I’ve written enough workflows now to make a little initial analysis worthwhile. Any hidden gems? Worth a read.
3 min read.
Posted in iPhone Photography Tutorials
Apps Adobe Photoshop Express, Image Blender, Iris, Modern Grunge, PhotoToaster, ProCamera8, Snapseed, Textures+
14th February 2013
Still life floral iPhoneography image in a painterly textured style shows Gypsophila against a heavily manipulated background. Post processing is made significantly easier by ensuring as clean a background as possible. Initial post processing involves correcting the lighting situation.
4 min read.
Posted in iPhone Photography Tutorials, News
Apps Alt Photo, EyeEm, Image Blender, Modern Grunge, PhotoToaster, ProCamera8, Snapseed
10th February 2013
One of the joys of iPhoneography is that there is always a challenge. The inspiration for this Green Vase image was the Green weekly Challenge being run by New Era Museum on EyeEm. Includes workflow and link to feature.
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