Camera M - Pro Manual Camera is a photo & video app developed by bxb. The last update, v7.40, released on August 08, 2024, and it’s rated 4.57 out of 5 based on the latest 1.3K reviews. Camera M - Pro Manual Camera costs $7.99 and requires iOS 14+ and Android 13 or newer to download.
Manual Controls with ProRAW
Video: Camera M Overview
Description
Camera M is a professional and modern camera designed to do one thing exceptionally well — to help you capture beautiful photos in the highest possible quality with powerful and precise manual camera controls akin to a DSLR.
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User Reviews and Ratings
★★★★☆One Downfall - Shutter Speed
iPhone’s native camera app allows you to set shutter speeds as slow as five seconds. Camera M goes down to one second, so I have to jump back to native for long exposures, which is awful because I can’t set the ISO or f-stop over there.
★★★★★Best app
I love this app
★★★★★Lovely! A great way to get the most out of my phone camera. I do have wishes though
I am not sure if it is possible but I would absolutely love to have longer shutter times than 1s. I understand if it is an Apple issue. But if there is any way to increase it I would be so so so happy. Thank you!
★★★☆☆Great, But…
This is a really strong, useful app. Currently, it is not ready for iPhone 16 Pro, there are a handful of annoying, minor bugs, and the developers are not responsive. Otherwise, this would be a solid five.
Later: I wrote this review a couple days ago. I can’t understand how the developer’s response was seven years ago (?!?) and refers to a one star rating. If you want to make a great app, you MUST listen to your users and respect what they say.
★★★☆☆Decent app, slow support?
The app is good, but I wish it would be actually updated to make use of iOS 18 and the camera control. Come on guys, it’s been months.
