Camera M

I’m trying to take a picture with manual settings. I don’t need to be asked every two seconds if I like the app. Now I like it a lot less than I did.

Bought this originally for a 16 Pro Max, that phone however met an untimely end so I had to downgrade, and it literally does not open at all on the 16e. Reinstalling and system updates don’t help, no error message, just fails to start entirely. It’s a shame, this was the best balance of usability and features of all the premium cameras but it looks like it’s not receiving support anymore given no updates in over a year…

Doesn’t do anything and I think I got charged for it…shutter speed is the same as the phone. You do not need this app with an IPhone.

Purchased to use burst mode, ideally with apple watch. Burst mode does not work outright even in app.

As a professional photographer who sold all his mirrorless pro gear to go strictly mobile, this app deserves to be on top of the stack of shooting apps. I’ve tried the highest reviewed and chose now to use the best performing!

Update: Thanks for the response! You helped solve my problem, had to add the Siri shortcut through the Camera M app for a shortcut with the “Switch to Telephoto Camera” action to appear. It’s not available as an action to add to shortcuts otherwise which caused my confusion as it seemed like it should be given the widget for it and since there are other Camera M actions available without adding Siri shortcuts so that may be something for the devs to look at.<br/><br/>I had been using the Camera M control button to replace the normal camera control on the lock screen/pull down control center, but wanted to open directly to the telephoto camera and exposure screen, which I can now do by adding the Siri shortcuts for both, pasting the action from one into the other, and replacing the lock screen/control center button with it. Really speeds things up, important when there’s a moment you want to capture, and doesn’t require Siri, a widget, or an automation. Thanks! <br/><br/>(Would be cool to have a shortcut/shortcut action to set a particular ISO too since I almost always use a very low one to reduce noise, part of why I love this app is being able to control ISO, but that’s probably a pretty niche request)

I love this app and all its manual shooting features but I’d really love it even more if they finally added camera Control support! I have an iPhone 16 pro max and use this app to shoot with manual and I love it. The UI is great, elegantly user friendly. I just wish this was the app that opened for my when I click my camera access button on my phone.

I've been using this since my iPhone 11. I have a 13 Pro Max, and it seemed to be fine. It's great for quick photos, the UI is a bit overdone for this yet for anything close to manual it absolutely does not work out. Don't download this for manual photography, it's counter intuitive. Raw support is lacking. I finally found a camera app for that- and manual style usage- and my usage dwindled for this app. <br/><br/>Recently I decided to use it again for quick, simple stuff. For some reason the viewfinder is extremely under exposed, even in automatic. I have to manually adjust it, which totally defeats its purpose. Then when I set the exposure on lock, it auto corrects to being over-exposed. But it won't show up until you view the photo. So, both ways are terrible- ether under exposed or over, and it's so bad you cant edit it out. For this reason I'd not trust the exposer bracketing feature. <br/><br/>TDLR:; exposure is terrible any way.