Fine-art photography
2.7.1
December 11, 2024
WHO’S WHO SCREEN • Added support for a new role for club officers called "Other". README SCREEN • Updated the text and some of the diagrams. • Larger viewing area on iPad when running iOS 18. PREFERENCES SCREEN • Larger viewing area on iPad when running iOS 18. DATA and FUNDAMENTALS • Changed format of level1.json files (containing clubs and museums) to so that optional fields are now labeled as being "optional". It makes it less intimidating for a first time user. Level2.json files already had this labeling. • Consequently users who don't want to- or can't upgrade to newer versions get marginally reduced functionality. • App was validated against latest versions of iOS and SwiftLint (0.57.1) and built using Xcode 16.2. • Added 14 local photo clubs (in Brabant-Oost) and fixed some minor errors in the data. • Level2.json files can now hold a link to a photo/portrait/avatar of the photographer. That URL to an image file is read into the app's database, but not displayed yet.
MoreYes, Photo Club Hub can be used on an iPad.
The Photo Club Hub app was developed by Peter van den Hamer.
Your iOS device should have iOS 17.6 or later installed to run the app.
Photo Club Hub has no ratings yet.
The Primary Genre Of The Photo Club Hub App Is Photo & Video.
The latest Photo Club Hub version released is 2.7.1.
The most recent update for Photo Club Hub was released on December 12, 2024.
The release date of the app was on February 6, 2023.
Suitable for children aged 4 and up, contains no objectionable material.
You can use the Photo Club Hub app in Dutch, English.
Unfortunately, Photo Club Hub is not on Apple Arcade.
Unfortunately, in-app purchases are not part of Photo Club Hub.
No, Photo Club Hub does not support compatibility with Apple Vision Pro.
No, you can not expect ads while using Photo Club Hub.