A beautifully simple video guide of the ProCamera 7 app for iPhone (review)
Thank you to Mati Kohan from Tecno Talker for this beautifully shot and presented video guide of ProCamera 7!
Mobile Photography Magazine Celebrates its First Anniversary
Mobile Photography Magazine Celebrates its First Anniversary
New ProCamera 7 Update with TIFF, open-in and hi-res Instagram support
We’re exited to bring you one of our most feature packed ProCamera updates to date with new TIFF file saving, Open-in functionality, high-res Instagram support and Shadows and Highlights correction tools.
Shooting the 24 Hour Project with ProCamera 7 for iPhone
It’s been a big weekend for a number of street photographers around the world who have just finished shooting for the #24HourProject – an annual event to document the global human condition in a single day.
ProCamera 7 nominated for Mobile Tech Awards 2014
We’re very excited to announce that ProCamera 7 is nominated for the Mobile Tech Awards…
A round-up of ProCamera 7 reviews from around the world
Image copyright Moblivious.com Since we released of ProCamera 7 in September last year we’ve received…
New ProCamera 7 Update: QR Code Scanner, EXIF Viewer and Auto Save are back!
Happy holidays to all our ProCamera users! Our latest update sees the return of the QR Code Scanner, EXIF Viewer and manual saving. We’ve also refined the focus and exposure (F/E) locking system, making it faster than ever.
ProCamera users we need your help to fix a bug! – Update #1
Magenta Bug Update #1 Monday 17 December 2013 Thank you to the users that have…
ProCamera’s Analog pack brings classic film filters to your iPhone photographs
We worked hard on the latest pack. The seven custom-made filters apply subtle color shifts to your photos, replicating analog negative and slide films. The filters support rather than overwhelm the frame. My personal favorite is Polachrome BM which adds a soft magenta wash to photos. You can see all seven in the animation above.
A Kickstarter that turns your iPhone photographs into timeless prints
Our good friend Nate Park from iPhoneart.com has launched a new Kickstarter project that hopes to turn your iPhone photos into beautiful prints inspired by traditional Daguerreotype and Ambrotype processes.