RAW Camera: Film & Filters análises de aplicativos para 10 de outubro

One original. More ways to see it. RAW Camera keeps your source photo so the look can evolve after you shoot. Return to a frame, choose a different film style and rebalance the light. Start with a new RAW capture on a supported camera, or a photo already in your library. MAKE THE FILM LOOK YOURS • Begin with eight built-in color and black-and-white looks. Set the strength, then refine warmth, tint, contrast, grain and vignette. • Use a reference photo as the starting point for a new look, and fine-tune it before saving. • Import .cube LUTs to bring your own color styles into the workflow. SHAPE THE SHOT • Adjust shutter speed, ISO, exposure compensation, focus and white balance. • Switch between available lenses and frame in 4:3, 3:2, 16:9 or 1:1. • Compose with grids, a level, focus peaking and overexposure warnings. • Choose RAW/DNG, including ProRAW where supported, or shoot in HEIC/JPEG. RETURN TO THE ORIGINAL • Your source stays separate from your edits. Change the film look, exposure and color, or crop and rotate later. • Import photos from Photos or Files and give older images a fresh interpretation. MORE ROOM TO CREATE • Explore mist, star and other FX, with adjustable intensity. • Zoom in to inspect the image, then reset the view when you need the whole frame. • Keep an editing draft and pick up where you left off. Save a new edit to Photos as a separate image, without replacing earlier exports. • Work on iPhone or iPad, with a choice of 14 interface languages. Available formats, resolution, lenses and manual controls depend on your device and camera. RAW capture requires compatible hardware.