1. The Camera + 2:
The Camera + 2 software provides a wider range of exposure adjustments
and advanced tools including continuous flash, front light, touch focus
adjustment, 6x digital zoom, a timer, and preset filters. The
well-organized interface also makes it very easy to use, whether it's
taking pictures on social media or posting images. The app has been
updated and now includes tools for double-lens iPhone scope, RAW
photography, new shooting modes and faster results.
2. CameraPro:
The iPhone is more than just still photos, and ProCamera is an
application providing high-end picture and video software. ProCamera
provides a range of advanced features in a single program, including
shooting tools such as manual mode, and editing options like histogram
and data access, as well as EXIF tools such as perspective correction.
The app also has a minimalist interface, with sophisticated features to
set exposure time, ISO sensitivity, and more. It also features a night
camera with maximum resolution and previews, plus powerful exposure
control and more than 70 filters and effects.
3. Obscura 2:
Obscura 2, built by Ben McCarthy, succeeds in condensing all the more
complex picture features into a single, streamlined package than iOS.
This supports a specific capture mode in RAW, as well as capture modes
in HEIC, JPEG, Live Photo and Depth. This also offers grid overlay,
flash control and any manual control imaginable.
4. DarkRoom:
The name may be deceptive, considering the absence of any analog
aesthetics, but Darkroom takes a straightforward approach with a
darkened gui built to make your pictures shine. The experience is close
to that of Darkroom, because with its built-in filters, you can monitor
everything from hue , saturation, lightness (HSL) to curves, but it also
has several other applications such as VSCO. The ranking, 4.9 out of 5,
is a very strong guide on the iOS App Store.
