Sunday 29 April 2018

5 must-have camera apps for iPhone users

It’s common knowledge now that the camera on the Apple iPhone has always been pretty neat. An iPhone might not boast of more megapixels or the modern-day ‘beautification’ features found on most Android smartphones yet it clicks impressive images. However, one can still improve the camera of an iPhone by installing some camera apps. We list out five camera apps available on App Store that enhance the performance of an iPhone’s camera

Camera+ (Rs 249)

Perhaps one of the oldest camera apps for the iPhone and it remains widely popular. Over 10 million users have bought this apps and for a good reason. It lets you click photos in raw mode and allows you to control shutter speed, ISO and white balance. What’s more all you need to do is tap with two fingers on the screen to set exposure and focus.

VSCO (Free)
Another popular and reliable app for iPhone users is VSCO. It’s free of cost – though there are in-app purchases – and is extremely simple to use. The interface is nice and easy and it has good options to click images as well as some nice editing options. VSCO is a goto free app for many iPhone users.

Hydra (Rs 399)
An app that upscales images to 32MP – that’s Hydra for iPhone users. It’s one of the better apps around for low-light photography. There’s a dedicated low-light mode which clicks great images and it also has HDR mode for videos.

ProCam 5 (Rs 499)
ProCam 5 is a feature-packed app for the iPhone camera. It has almost all modes – burst, portrait, night, time lapse – and also offers different focus options. The UI might look a bit complex but it’s an app that is a favourite of many on the App Store as more than 6.5 million users have purchased it.

Halide Camera (Rs 499)
Considered to be popular among ‘serious’ photographers, Halide has a lot to offer. It has features like manual control of ISO and exposure. It has modes like Pro and Automatic and makes the iPhone’s camera performance even better. The user interface is easy to understand as it’s gesture based.

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