Best camera app for professionals

[Mi-Phone]

Hey all, I'm looking for a really good camera app that will allow me to set things on a manual level. Looking to set things like the Iso and the aperture and shutter speed. Any suggestions would be very appreciated, thanks

 

[Mi-Phone]

Any suggestions? I've downloaded a few but neither have the options I am seeking

 

[RoofMonkey]

I haven't seen any that let you adjust things like iso, etc... I'm looking as well.

 

[Mi-Phone]

Well if I find one I'll let you know and you do the same, thanks

 

[VOLS34]

I don't think you would find anything close unless you're jailbroke.

 

[Mi-Phone]

I am jail broke but still haven't found anything

 

[VOLS34]

There's one that has a timer & rapid shot but that's about all I've seen. Does the phone even have an actual shutter?

 

[Europa]

There's one that has a timer & rapid shot but that's about all I've seen. Does the phone even have an actual shutter?

No, cell phone cameras don't have mechanical shutters. The effects of the shutter are digitally imitated.

 

[Mi-Phone]

Yes that is true but I thought since the iPhone has this improved lens and everything that it did. What an Iso adjusting app. Anything like that our there?

 

[VOLS34]

There's an app called PictureMe. Not sure if it's anything you could use. Actually it's probably more of an enhancement.

 

[iphoneint]

Have you tried ProCamera?

 

[Mi-Phone]

Thanks for the suggestions I'll check em out.

 

[ZR_Yancy]

You can try Almost DSLR. It doesn't have ISO or shutter controls but it provides a lot of options and settings.

 

[sorbet]

have you tried camera+? it's only $1, might be worth a shot.

 

[xlynn]

Camera Illusion, Vignette, FxCamera, Retro Camera. Good luck.

 

[Apple iAddicted]

A professional wouldn't waste time with a cellphone camera come on Pro cameras are up to 24+ mega pixels.


Sent from my 32GB iPhone 4s on iOS 5.1!
Only thing iPhone is missing is an expandable memory port! Come on Apple give us a microSD port already!

 

[owieh]

A professional wouldn't waste time with a cellphone camera come on Pro cameras are up to 24+ mega pixels.


Sent from my 32GB iPhone 4s on iOS 5.1!
Only thing iPhone is missing is an expandable memory port! Come on Apple give us a microSD port already!

I totally agree. Cellphone camera can't perform as well as Pro cameras no matter what app you've got. Although you could take great photos with an iPhone, you'll have little control especially if it's not done in a studio. At least in the studio, you could control the lighting and such, outside it's pretty much luck.

 

[emhcee]

I do like the idea of being able to control the (simulated) shutter though, it'd be nice to play with that kind of photography with the camera on my phone.

 

[Apple iAddicted]

Want control, someone build a real photo editing app that can change exposure, enhance, crop, etc... Have not met many photographers who don't take advantage of programs like photoshop


Sent from my 32GB iPhone 4s on iOS 5.1!
Only thing iPhone is missing is an expandable memory port! Come on Apple give us a microSD port already!

 

[ZR_Yancy]

If you'd like shutter control, try ShutterMagic. You can use it for light painting too! Here's a sample when I was testing it with really slow shutter speeds. I had to make sure I was writing in reverse.


iPhone 4S Photos by Motogq, on Flickr