Camera+ Legacy Hack 10.33 + Redeem Codes
The ultimate photo app
Developer: LateNite Apps
Category: Photo & Video
Price: $4.99 (Download for free)
Version: 10.33
ID: com.taptaptap.CameraPlus
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“The Clarity filter is iPhone photography’s secret sauce—it adds pro-camera crispness to almost any shot.”
— Kevin Sintumuang, The Wall Street Journal
“If the iPhone’s standard camera is like a digital point-and-shoot, the Camera+ app is like a high-quality SLR lens.”
— TIME: 50 Best iPhone Apps 2011
“improves on almost every aspect of the built-in camera app”
— Charlie Sorrel, Wired
Winner: Best Visual Design, Best Photography App
— Best App Ever Awards
It’s all about one thing... great photos!
Whether you’re a seasoned photographer or someone who’s barely touched a camera, Camera+ will make you love taking photos.
Touch Exposure & Focus
Set exposure separately from focus. You can now easily control how light or dark your shots come out.
Shooting Modes
Use the Stabilizer to steady your iPhone and get the sharpest photos you can. There are countless uses for the Timer including taking the highest-quailty self-portraits. Capture all the action by using Burst to take rapid streams of shots.
Digital Zoom
Up to 6× zoom with advanced digital processing provides you with quality that simply blows away the competition.
Front Flash
How many times have you wanted to take a pic of yourself in a dark room but couldn’t. Well, now you can!
Horizon Level
Use the Horizon Level to eliminate taking crooked shots.
Clarity
Clarity is one of the biggest breakthroughs to happen to image processing in a long time. Clarity analyzes your photos and makes several intelligent adjustments that magically bring out details and breathe life into dull photos. With Clarity, you’ll stop throwing out bad photos… you’ll be amazed to see what it can do to photos that you’d typically consider unusable, like shots that came out too dark.
Scene Modes
Most modern digital cameras all have scene modes to help you get the best photos for your particular situation. With Camera+, you get to choose from several scene modes including Food, Sunset, Night, Portrait, Beach, and many more.
Effects
Professional photographer, Lisa Bettany created a slew of stunningly beautiful effects. Make your photos shimmer with “HDR”… get down and dirty with “Grunge”… fill your pics with emotion and despair with “So Emo”. And this is just the tip of the iceberg… there are dozens of 1-touch effects for you to experiment with.
Lightbox
All the pics you take in Camera+ go in the innovative Lightbox where you can quickly and easily skim through them and get rid of bad shots. You save only the photos you’re satisfied with so that your camera roll stays neat and clean.
Sharing
Whether you want to show your results to your friends and family or the whole world, Camera+ has got you covered. Proudly share your photos on Facebook, Twitter, and Flickr. Or go the more personal route and email or message them from right within the app.
iCloud Lightbox sync
Automatically sync your Camera+ photos between all of your devices. Shoot all day on your iPhone… and then edit at night on your iPad.
Crops
If you didn’t line-up your shot perfectly when you took it, you can easily fix that with Camera+. And when you want to get a bit creative, we setup a bunch of popular crop sizes for you. With a single tap, you can make your pics square, 4×6, 8×10, and more.
Borders
With Camera+ you get several great border designs, from simple black and white borders to more gritty designs, you’ll be able to add wonderful finishing touches.
Captions
Have some fun with your photos by putting captions on them. It’s a great way to really personalize your favorite shots.
“The Clarity filter is iPhone photography’s secret sauce—it adds pro-camera crispness to almost any shot.”
— Kevin Sintumuang, The Wall Street Journal
“If the iPhone’s standard camera is like a digital point-and-shoot, the Camera+ app is like a high-quality SLR lens.”
— TIME: 50 Best iPhone Apps 2011
“improves on almost every aspect of the built-in camera app”
— Charlie Sorrel, Wired
Winner: Best Visual Design, Best Photography App
— Best App Ever Awards
It’s all about one thing... great photos!
Whether you’re a seasoned photographer or someone who’s barely touched a camera, Camera+ will make you love taking photos.
Touch Exposure & Focus
Set exposure separately from focus. You can now easily control how light or dark your shots come out.
Shooting Modes
Use the Stabilizer to steady your iPhone and get the sharpest photos you can. There are countless uses for the Timer including taking the highest-quailty self-portraits. Capture all the action by using Burst to take rapid streams of shots.
Digital Zoom
Up to 6× zoom with advanced digital processing provides you with quality that simply blows away the competition.
Front Flash
How many times have you wanted to take a pic of yourself in a dark room but couldn’t. Well, now you can!
Horizon Level
Use the Horizon Level to eliminate taking crooked shots.
Clarity
Clarity is one of the biggest breakthroughs to happen to image processing in a long time. Clarity analyzes your photos and makes several intelligent adjustments that magically bring out details and breathe life into dull photos. With Clarity, you’ll stop throwing out bad photos… you’ll be amazed to see what it can do to photos that you’d typically consider unusable, like shots that came out too dark.
Scene Modes
Most modern digital cameras all have scene modes to help you get the best photos for your particular situation. With Camera+, you get to choose from several scene modes including Food, Sunset, Night, Portrait, Beach, and many more.
Effects
Professional photographer, Lisa Bettany created a slew of stunningly beautiful effects. Make your photos shimmer with “HDR”… get down and dirty with “Grunge”… fill your pics with emotion and despair with “So Emo”. And this is just the tip of the iceberg… there are dozens of 1-touch effects for you to experiment with.
Lightbox
All the pics you take in Camera+ go in the innovative Lightbox where you can quickly and easily skim through them and get rid of bad shots. You save only the photos you’re satisfied with so that your camera roll stays neat and clean.
Sharing
Whether you want to show your results to your friends and family or the whole world, Camera+ has got you covered. Proudly share your photos on Facebook, Twitter, and Flickr. Or go the more personal route and email or message them from right within the app.
iCloud Lightbox sync
Automatically sync your Camera+ photos between all of your devices. Shoot all day on your iPhone… and then edit at night on your iPad.
Crops
If you didn’t line-up your shot perfectly when you took it, you can easily fix that with Camera+. And when you want to get a bit creative, we setup a bunch of popular crop sizes for you. With a single tap, you can make your pics square, 4×6, 8×10, and more.
Borders
With Camera+ you get several great border designs, from simple black and white borders to more gritty designs, you’ll be able to add wonderful finishing touches.
Captions
Have some fun with your photos by putting captions on them. It’s a great way to really personalize your favorite shots.
Version history
10.33
2023-09-01
This update brings bug fixes.
10.32
2023-08-14
This update brings bug fixes.
10.31
2023-01-05
Bug fixes and performance improvements.
10.30
2022-12-20
Bug fixes and performance improvements.
10.29
2022-10-05
Bug fixes and performance improvements.
10.28
2022-09-28
Bug fixes and performance improvements.
10.27
2022-09-12
Bug fixes and performance improvements.
10.26
2022-07-01
Bug fixes and performance improvements.
10.25
2022-05-22
Editor launch issue fix.
10.24
2022-05-19
Fixed a crash when using iOS 12.
10.23
2022-05-16
Bug fixes and performance improvements.
10.20
2020-11-27
In this release we added iOS 14 and iPhone 12 support, and fixed some bugs.
10.19.1
2020-05-14
In this release we have fixed an issue with capturing slow shutter pictures.
10.19
2020-05-07
Bug fixes and performance improvements.
10.18
2019-10-18
In this release we have further improved iOS 13 support and fixed several other issues.
10.17
2019-09-27
In this update we have added iOS 13 along with the new iPhone 11 and iPhone 11 Pro line.
10.16
2018-09-29
In this update we have added iOS 12 and the new iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max support.
10.15
2018-08-28
If you love Camera+ 2 but didn't want to clutter your Photo Library with the contents of your Lightbox, you can now easily migrate all your photos to their spiffy new home!
Simply tap on the migration button that automatically appears or select the new migration option in the Menu. This will copy your photos with all of their edits intact into a temporary secure storage. Then Camera+ 2 will launch automagically and recover them all.
As with every release, we have also taken the opportunity to squishify a few more bugs and improve some technical aspects of the app to make sure it runs buttery smooth.
Simply tap on the migration button that automatically appears or select the new migration option in the Menu. This will copy your photos with all of their edits intact into a temporary secure storage. Then Camera+ 2 will launch automagically and recover them all.
As with every release, we have also taken the opportunity to squishify a few more bugs and improve some technical aspects of the app to make sure it runs buttery smooth.
10.14
2018-07-17
If you love Camera+ 2 but didn't want to clutter your Photo Library with the contents of your Lightbox, you can now easily migrate all your photos to their spiffy new home!
Simply tap on the migration button that automatically appears or select the new migration option in the Menu. This will copy your photos with all of their edits intact into a temporary secure storage. Then Camera+ 2 will launch automagically and recover them all.
As with every release, we have also taken the opportunity to squishify a few more bugs and improve some technical aspects of the app to make sure it runs buttery smooth.
Simply tap on the migration button that automatically appears or select the new migration option in the Menu. This will copy your photos with all of their edits intact into a temporary secure storage. Then Camera+ 2 will launch automagically and recover them all.
As with every release, we have also taken the opportunity to squishify a few more bugs and improve some technical aspects of the app to make sure it runs buttery smooth.
10.12
2018-05-29
Improvements
* RAW shooting is now compatible with Flash if you have iOS 11.3+.
* Greatly improved copy performance.
Fixes
* Editing a depth picture and exporting it to the photo library now correctly renders the filters. We fixed a problem where only the original was saved, if the app was configured to use Revertible Edits and any of the High Quality image formats.
* Fixed an occasional crash in iOS 11.2 that could happen when visiting the Lightbox. It took us a long time to discover it, as it was a rare incompatibility with iOS versions earlier than 11.3, and regretfully the system did not generate a crash report for us.
* Fixed another occasional crash when copying photos from the Lightbox, when TIFF was the selected quality setting. This one was fully our fault.
* When the square crop was selected, sometimes the images produced were not exactly square but one-pixel off. Our square cropping calculation should now be precise. We have our share of OCD developers, but this problem still slipped through somehow.
* In the Chinese and Spanish localizations, HEIF had been mistakenly translated as TIFF in the export dialogs, possibly creating confusion among those fine folk. Our apologies.
* RAW shooting is now compatible with Flash if you have iOS 11.3+.
* Greatly improved copy performance.
Fixes
* Editing a depth picture and exporting it to the photo library now correctly renders the filters. We fixed a problem where only the original was saved, if the app was configured to use Revertible Edits and any of the High Quality image formats.
* Fixed an occasional crash in iOS 11.2 that could happen when visiting the Lightbox. It took us a long time to discover it, as it was a rare incompatibility with iOS versions earlier than 11.3, and regretfully the system did not generate a crash report for us.
* Fixed another occasional crash when copying photos from the Lightbox, when TIFF was the selected quality setting. This one was fully our fault.
* When the square crop was selected, sometimes the images produced were not exactly square but one-pixel off. Our square cropping calculation should now be precise. We have our share of OCD developers, but this problem still slipped through somehow.
* In the Chinese and Spanish localizations, HEIF had been mistakenly translated as TIFF in the export dialogs, possibly creating confusion among those fine folk. Our apologies.
10.11
2018-03-13
No more Macro crashes in iOS 10
Attempting to shoot Macro pictures in TIFF quality caused a crash in iOS 10, which has been fixed. Thanks to Meri (@iphoneartgirl) for pointing this out!
Better low-disk space handling
We have improved the way Camera+ deals with devices that have very little free space left. It will now refuse to perform certain actions (exporting your photos) if you are low on free space. That's better than blindly attempting the operation and making things worse.
Other fixes
. The Lightbox film sprockets were displaying inconsistently. They now behave as expected, even for photos that have a RAW representation.
. A couple of other very infrequent crashes have been fixed.
Attempting to shoot Macro pictures in TIFF quality caused a crash in iOS 10, which has been fixed. Thanks to Meri (@iphoneartgirl) for pointing this out!
Better low-disk space handling
We have improved the way Camera+ deals with devices that have very little free space left. It will now refuse to perform certain actions (exporting your photos) if you are low on free space. That's better than blindly attempting the operation and making things worse.
Other fixes
. The Lightbox film sprockets were displaying inconsistently. They now behave as expected, even for photos that have a RAW representation.
. A couple of other very infrequent crashes have been fixed.
10.10.12
2018-01-04
This update is about reliability, for the most part: we have fixed a number of issues you guys have reported, and have tried to do it carefully so we don't break anything else. Fixing bugs and testing is only so much fun, so we couldn't help but to squeeze a couple of other niceties along the way. Details below.
Copy & Paste Edits
Want to transfer your carefully applied edits to another photo? Select the edited photo in your Lightbox, long tap the Edit button and then select Copy Edits. Select another photo, long tap Edit, and then Paste Edits. Compatible edits will be transferred, but things like Portrait mode will only attach if the destination photo was captured with depth information.
Assorted UI & Workflow Improvements
. The editing extension has been improved to display better in iPhone X. It was serviceable before, but it's nicer now.
. When sharing multiple photos to Files in iOS 11, a nasty repetitive dialog appeared to confirm the name of the transferred files. We got rid of that.
. Also in the sharing department, sharing unedited photos to WhatsApp failed if the photos had been captured in wide color, because apparently WhatsApp gets confused with the extended color information.
. About color spaces: a badge indicating the color space is now displayed in the summary Info of the photo. It's been always there for JPEG photos, we added it to HEIFs and TIFFs.
Bug Fixes
. We fixed the crashes we found.
. When shooting RAW, we were always saving the DNG representation combined with the JPEG/HEIF asset, even if you had chosen to save it as an independent file. The setting is now correctly honored. However, please note that this only applies to photos being saved to the Camera Roll; the Lightbox always uses the combined representation.
. We forgot to include the translation for a couple of error messages in the last update, so they always appeared in English. Those translations have been incorporated now.
. Sometimes the UI would end up in a weird state after adding a new sharing service. Fixed.
. We have optimized the memory usage in the iPhone 6, specially when shooting TIFF and macro.
Copy & Paste Edits
Want to transfer your carefully applied edits to another photo? Select the edited photo in your Lightbox, long tap the Edit button and then select Copy Edits. Select another photo, long tap Edit, and then Paste Edits. Compatible edits will be transferred, but things like Portrait mode will only attach if the destination photo was captured with depth information.
Assorted UI & Workflow Improvements
. The editing extension has been improved to display better in iPhone X. It was serviceable before, but it's nicer now.
. When sharing multiple photos to Files in iOS 11, a nasty repetitive dialog appeared to confirm the name of the transferred files. We got rid of that.
. Also in the sharing department, sharing unedited photos to WhatsApp failed if the photos had been captured in wide color, because apparently WhatsApp gets confused with the extended color information.
. About color spaces: a badge indicating the color space is now displayed in the summary Info of the photo. It's been always there for JPEG photos, we added it to HEIFs and TIFFs.
Bug Fixes
. We fixed the crashes we found.
. When shooting RAW, we were always saving the DNG representation combined with the JPEG/HEIF asset, even if you had chosen to save it as an independent file. The setting is now correctly honored. However, please note that this only applies to photos being saved to the Camera Roll; the Lightbox always uses the combined representation.
. We forgot to include the translation for a couple of error messages in the last update, so they always appeared in English. Those translations have been incorporated now.
. Sometimes the UI would end up in a weird state after adding a new sharing service. Fixed.
. We have optimized the memory usage in the iPhone 6, specially when shooting TIFF and macro.
10.10.11
2017-12-05
This is a bug fix release.
10.10.10
2017-11-06
Camera+ 10.10.10 (or 10.X.X, as we call it affectionately) is our iPhone X release. We have extended depth capture to the front-facing TrueDepth camera, so you can now take depth selfies and apply edits based on depth. We have also adapted the UI to take full advantage of iPhone X's new form factor, its gorgeous screen and its unique gestures.
While we were at that we took the opportunity to revamp the import screen -for all devices, not just the new one-, so it is much clearer, faster and visually appealing now.
In addition to that, we squashed some bugs and polished a few bits to make your experience more fluid and reliable.
Also, with Camera+ 10 you get with full depth support, HEIF, accurate viewfinder and smiles!
While we were at that we took the opportunity to revamp the import screen -for all devices, not just the new one-, so it is much clearer, faster and visually appealing now.
In addition to that, we squashed some bugs and polished a few bits to make your experience more fluid and reliable.
Also, with Camera+ 10 you get with full depth support, HEIF, accurate viewfinder and smiles!
10.10.1
2017-10-28
Fixed that iOS 10 crash! Sorry about that!
The UI has been adapted to take full advantage of iPhone X. Camera+ 10.10 (or is it 10.X?) feels at home with the device's new form factor, its gorgeous screen and its unique gestures.
While we were at that we took the opportunity to revamp the import screen -for all devices, not just the new one-, so it is much clearer, faster and visually appealing now.
In addition to that, we squashed some bugs and polished a few bits to make your experience more fluid and reliable.
Also, with Camera+ 10 you get with full depth support, HEIF, accurate viewfinder and smiles!
The UI has been adapted to take full advantage of iPhone X. Camera+ 10.10 (or is it 10.X?) feels at home with the device's new form factor, its gorgeous screen and its unique gestures.
While we were at that we took the opportunity to revamp the import screen -for all devices, not just the new one-, so it is much clearer, faster and visually appealing now.
In addition to that, we squashed some bugs and polished a few bits to make your experience more fluid and reliable.
Also, with Camera+ 10 you get with full depth support, HEIF, accurate viewfinder and smiles!
Cheat Codes for In-App Purchases
| Item | Price | iPhone/iPad | Android |
|---|---|---|---|
| I <3 Analog Filter Pack (Get 9 filters that’ll take your photos back to when film, emulsions, and darkrooms were king.) |
Free |
FH796189191✱✱✱✱✱ | 9BFF1BA✱✱✱✱✱ |
| Hollywood Filter Pack (Get 9 fun filters and frames inspired by your favorite movies and TV shows.) |
Free |
FH081341214✱✱✱✱✱ | CC8DF59✱✱✱✱✱ |
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Ratings
4.3 out of 5
2 286 Ratings
Reviews
Hstudio00,
AWESOME App, 1 Drawback
I've been using Camera+ for a while now, and the only reason that I am giving it four out of five stars is because of its RAW support. The fact that this app lets you shoot in RAW and TIFF is awesome. As someone who takes a lot of photos and is into advanced photo editing and high-quality imaging, being able to take TIFF and RAW images with my phone is awesome. But for some reason, when this app creates the DNG file it downscales the resolution of the image. I love how this app lets you save to multiple file formats at the same time, but unfortunately I rarely, if ever, find myself actually editing and then using the RAW image. There's nothing wrong with TIFF format, but honestly I see no reason for RAW support if the image that it creates is drastically downscaled. Maybe it does this to save storage space, since RAW files are very large, but the iPhone has a 12 megapixel sensor. I would really like to be able to use all of my pixels in RAW format.
Stavanger1234,
Nordic233
I have been a customer since tap~tap~tap first started. I watched it get better and better. I don't know if the creators remember me but a few Years ago I wrote a manual. Basically I took their user manual which were in no specific order on line and printed them all. Then made dividers between the sections and designed a slick looking title cover. I took a few pictures and sent them to the creators. I only did this for myself because I love this app. I've probably this app to over 150 people and they became believers. Actually this type stuff I do for a living. I'm a marketing director for a medium sized firm and making a user manual was kind of fun. But it's obsolete now. The technology is so advanced that anything you do will be no good because of changes. This app has come a long way. For those who have read this, order this and if there's any charges for add ons buy them! You so t be sorry. There is no one app better then this in the entire world. I commend the engineering photographic experts for their many hours of hard work. I hope that you all have achieved your rewards and payback time. Thanks a ton for your work.
Jimmy
Jimmy
lovemelovemyfotos,
Great app!
This was the first app I started with years ago for photo editing on my iPhone and as an amateur I found it completely life-changing. Easy to use but kind of like a crash course in basic editing. It’s a high-quality, trustworthy app that rarely crashes & is as good or often better than apps that charge. Just seems like a great team is running the show there. While I now use several other apps I always check things out first on Camera+ or Camera+ 2 (mostly stick with +2 now). The option to save to lightbox and/or camera roll is great & their filters are a lot of fun. Their editing tools are fine also. What I would love is the option to change opacity, color, intensity, & radius on the memory and nostalgia filters so I don’t have to switch to other apps but hey- this is free & great. I also love the option of jpeg or tiff & the choice of actual camera settings like ISO, white balance, etc. I should also note that a phone died once and years later when I re-installed Camera+, photos I thought I’d lost forever were still right there. Great job, guys!
Xmnemonicx,
Almost perfect
I use this app every day an it has allowed me to (mostly) abandon adobe systems’ clunky software and subscription model. I sincerely appreciate it.
That said I noticed a minor issue in the integration that I hope you will address; when routing images through the iPhone x’s native Photos app, the window shade that replaced the home button cuts off icons and text in the lower portion of the screen. I bring it up because it seems that going through camera+’s lightbox software ultimately creates more steps.
It would also be handy to include a specific 11x17 and 10x13 crop feature so we may all utilize the printers available to us.
Moving forward it may be wise for the developers to look into what is currently readily accessible for frames and mattes, (ie whatever is available cheap on a big box craft store shelf).
I would also encourage them to look into a method of upscaling a lower resolution image in acceptable way. The app has told me repeatedly that it must save at a lower resolution than the imported photo. That is unacceptable, especially with the new processors available in most phones. Offering it as an in-app purchase might be might be a way to wrangle a few extra bucks out of the power users.
All that being said, it’s still a five star app. Keep up the good work, it’s appreciated.
Please resist the urge to use the subscription model. It is the reason I’ve abandoned adobe’s desktop software.
That said I noticed a minor issue in the integration that I hope you will address; when routing images through the iPhone x’s native Photos app, the window shade that replaced the home button cuts off icons and text in the lower portion of the screen. I bring it up because it seems that going through camera+’s lightbox software ultimately creates more steps.
It would also be handy to include a specific 11x17 and 10x13 crop feature so we may all utilize the printers available to us.
Moving forward it may be wise for the developers to look into what is currently readily accessible for frames and mattes, (ie whatever is available cheap on a big box craft store shelf).
I would also encourage them to look into a method of upscaling a lower resolution image in acceptable way. The app has told me repeatedly that it must save at a lower resolution than the imported photo. That is unacceptable, especially with the new processors available in most phones. Offering it as an in-app purchase might be might be a way to wrangle a few extra bucks out of the power users.
All that being said, it’s still a five star app. Keep up the good work, it’s appreciated.
Please resist the urge to use the subscription model. It is the reason I’ve abandoned adobe’s desktop software.
LQNgineer,
Camera+ great replacement for iPhone 4s
I haven't played around with all the features yet but I like that on a Jailbroken 6+ I can replace the stock phone with a more robust choice. I've yet to see if I can manually select deth of field and iso settings. If you've installed the new iPhoto then you have even more tools to work on a layer to create HDR enhanced photos. Adding either Panoramic or stitching view your scenery shots become beautiful.
There is much to like here for those who want more creativity and artistic photo enhancement. I'm rather old school with film and would like more control such as a built in light meter for those who don't trust white balanced photos and would like to view the shot by pushing or pulling the film sensitivity. Also adjusting for light bouncing would really help improve manual shots.
One last request - make it easier to change the default icon to say a Leica or a Hasselblad 😜
There is much to like here for those who want more creativity and artistic photo enhancement. I'm rather old school with film and would like more control such as a built in light meter for those who don't trust white balanced photos and would like to view the shot by pushing or pulling the film sensitivity. Also adjusting for light bouncing would really help improve manual shots.
One last request - make it easier to change the default icon to say a Leica or a Hasselblad 😜
GG777,
Please add some better antique photography filters for the antique and monochrome filter sections.
I love the concept behind this app; it has a lot of potentials, but I would like to see an expansion of the antique and monochrome sections; specifically, I would like to see the addition of authentic-looking daguerreotype, tintype, and ambrotype filters; I think that would be a cool addition to this app, and who knows, a lot of people might love it as well. How you add that to this app is up to you, but I think people might enjoy that addition to the app. And I would also like to see the addition of a Gameboy Camera filter and it's various 2-bit (four shades of color) color palettes. And I would also like the ability to adjust the image quality of the Gameboy Camera filter to whatever amount of bits you want, so they can experience the look of one without putting up with the technical limitations of one.
QuantumAnomaly,
Love the fine control of manual settings!
The manual settings have to be enabled from the app's preferences, but definitely play with them. This has what the standard camera app lacks, and I had wanted something like this for a long time. The settings start at Auto but as soon as you tweak them they switch over to Manual - it's really nice.
There are just 2 things I found buggy.
#1 Despite the ability to shoot in extremely low lighting (tried photographing a glow-in-the-dark shirt in a dark room)... the UI emits so much extra light from the screen while the photo's being taken that it overexposes the photo!
#2 Some of the post-processing filters look inconsistent, like moving a slider from 0 up to something and then when you move it back to 0 it looks different from when it was at 0 in the beginning...minor details. Anyway, it's a really cool app.
There are just 2 things I found buggy.
#1 Despite the ability to shoot in extremely low lighting (tried photographing a glow-in-the-dark shirt in a dark room)... the UI emits so much extra light from the screen while the photo's being taken that it overexposes the photo!
#2 Some of the post-processing filters look inconsistent, like moving a slider from 0 up to something and then when you move it back to 0 it looks different from when it was at 0 in the beginning...minor details. Anyway, it's a really cool app.
Freshchops,
Pro Photographer's view...
[revisited]
It’s essential that you allow for a copy/paste feature for each photo’s set of edits. If you take a batch of photos under the same conditions and want to apply the same settings (both lab and filters) to multiple other photos, you need to be able to copy edits from one and apply the to others.
This could be done under the info section of an edited photo where it gives an overview of that particular photos edits. Just add a “Copy Edits” button... go to the next photo under same section and add “Paste Edits” type of buttons. It’d be so intuitive and I frequently go there when looking around for said feature.
Additionally, one step better, implement “Favorites” or “Custom Edits” that you can go to for custom, preferred type presets.
This is the only thing that the app is missing compared to other photo apps.
A “Clean Up / Clone Stamp” type brush or preset would be nice also and avoid me taking pics into photoshop for my teen son with acne’s pics ;)
^^^^
...This app manages to get more out of the camera than the ios' camera and the slew of post processing, editing and filters are like photoshop for your smartphone. I always shoot with camera+
It’s essential that you allow for a copy/paste feature for each photo’s set of edits. If you take a batch of photos under the same conditions and want to apply the same settings (both lab and filters) to multiple other photos, you need to be able to copy edits from one and apply the to others.
This could be done under the info section of an edited photo where it gives an overview of that particular photos edits. Just add a “Copy Edits” button... go to the next photo under same section and add “Paste Edits” type of buttons. It’d be so intuitive and I frequently go there when looking around for said feature.
Additionally, one step better, implement “Favorites” or “Custom Edits” that you can go to for custom, preferred type presets.
This is the only thing that the app is missing compared to other photo apps.
A “Clean Up / Clone Stamp” type brush or preset would be nice also and avoid me taking pics into photoshop for my teen son with acne’s pics ;)
^^^^
...This app manages to get more out of the camera than the ios' camera and the slew of post processing, editing and filters are like photoshop for your smartphone. I always shoot with camera+
PAlongrider,
Nice but . . .
This app does a few things well and offers some innovative filters and other tools that definitely offer the user some effective and useful options for creatively manipulating images, and even improving borderline exposures. Having said that, there are shortcomings that include crashes while saving and loss of images beyond a certain undefined date. If nothing else, Camera+ should indicate at what point photos will be deleted from the plus database so they can be archived elsewhere. 2 years later update: Ugh, still losing some great images due to unannounced cloud deletion, and crashes when saving edited images makes this very frustrating app. Get ready to tear your hair out if you push your creative skills. The app craps out just when you have an image right where you want it. And there's no history to take you back. This ain't photoshop, baby.
toobusybusiness,
New stabilizer is deal breaker
I have used this app for a number of years to take photos for my business and personal use. I have recommended it to hundreds of people as it was the best way to take a picture and make the most of it before transferring it to your photo gallery. That is no longer the case and I am strongly considering deleting it from my phone completely. The new function that will not take a picture unless the app considers the camera to be absolutely stable is infuriating. It is already a downside that it takes too long to open the app in order to take a Candid picture in the moment. Now, half of the time the phone will not take the picture at all! It just continues to say that the camera is not stable no matter how stable you are holding it. I have missed way too many pictures since it installed this feature and it is just not worth it. If you want to be really angry, continue using this app. Otherwise, I would strongly recommend not even starting.
