We first had the idea of Monuments Mode about 4 years ago, in one of those “what if…” discussions where we explore crazy thoughts about potential new features for our app. We thought of a system to automatically shoot against static subjects, and automatically remove moving objects or people walking by and getting in the […]
2020: A Year In Review for Camera+ 2
Yes, it has been a weird year, indeed. Fortunately, all of us have been mostly unaffected by the pandemic. Having team members in three different continents, spanning 17 time zones, we were already used to working remotely, so it was easy for us to make some adjustments: no weekly meetings at the office for the […]
Introducing REC 2.0
When we started to work on REC, we set out to create a full-featured video app useful to professionals and accessible to everyone. In our first release we concentrated on the basics —manual controls, intuitive design, judicious auto exposure system—, but of course we kept working on what the evolution should be. The new version […]
Meet Our New Filter Pack: Social
I am so excited to introduce you to our newest filter pack! When I started designing this pack I drew my inspiration from my favorite instagram photos. As a marketer with a photography background I spend a lot of time researching the kinds of images that are on trend. These filters are based on the […]
Shooting in Raw on iPhone
If you are looking to take your iPhone photos to the pro level, I highly recommend learning to shoot raw. iPhones with iOS 10 and newer have the capability to shoot raw – you just need to know how. Camera+ 2 is the perfect tool for learning to shoot and edit raw. All the tools […]
Magic ML: The Making-Of
Every year new iPhones are released, and every year the new cameras in those iPhones are arguably their most important selling points. Advances in optics and sensors are obvious when you compare the latest models with those from just a few years back. But the new software that accompanies the new cameras is becoming increasingly […]
5 Tips for Shooting in Low Light
Shooting in low light can seem like an impossible task in a world where the “light & airy” edit is so popular. But it is a great skill to have, especially now, when a lot of your photographs might be taken in your home. I’m going to walk you through 5 quick tips to improve […]