Camera M - Pro Manual Camera

Welcome to Camera M 10! As Camera M celebrates its ninth year, we’re excited to introduce version 10 — featuring aperture control and exposure priority modes. • iPhone 18 Pro Aperture Control Camera M has always been about camera controls. This year, we complete the exposure triangle by bringing aperture control to the exposure screen. Drag left or right on the exposure screen to adjust the aperture from f/1.48 to f/4.0, including any value in between. For slower, more precise adjustments, drag farther from the gauge as usual. You can also turn on presets and let Camera M choose the recommended aperture value closest to your selection. Available only the 1× and 2× cameras on iPhone 18 Pro. You can even adjust the aperture with Camera Control! • iPhone 18 Pro Exposure Priority Modes We’ve been eagerly awaiting exposure priority modes, and they’re finally here: Aperture Priority and Shutter Priority. In Aperture Priority, you set the aperture while the auto-exposure system adjusts ISO and shutter speed as needed. In Shutter Priority, you set the shutter speed while the system adjusts ISO and aperture. We’ve kept the familiar exposure screen, with ISO on the left and shutter speed on the right, and added horizontal aperture control. Rather than requiring dedicated priority modes, you can choose which settings to lock and which to leave on Auto: ISO, aperture, and shutter speed. Values that are locked are shown in orange - simple. These modes also support 48 MP capture with ProRAW, HEIF, and JPEG. Following combinations are supported on iPhone 18 Pro: ISO auto | Aperture auto | Shutter auto ISO auto | Aperture auto | Shutter locked ISO auto | Aperture locked | Shutter auto ISO auto | Aperture locked | Shutter locked ISO locked | Aperture locked | Shutter locked • More for iPhone 18 Pro Some of these new controls extend to other capture modes: Depth and Triple Photo now support Aperture Priority, Shutter Priority, and manual focus in some situations. OTHER IMPROVEMENTS Aperture Value Display — On iPhones, you can now see all three exposure settings at a glance on the main camera screen: ISO, aperture, and shutter speed. ProRAW — ProRAW now uses the JPEG XL codec on supported devices. Exposure Offset Gauge — The exposure offset gauge shows how the camera’s automatic exposure system views the current exposure, helping guide your manual adjustments. On modern iPhones, it now sits at the top of the screen, leaving more of the camera preview unobstructed. Histogram — Our beautifully animated histogram is both useful and easy to read. You can now drag it to the top or bottom of the screen, and Camera M will remember its position next time. App Launch — We’re committed to keeping Camera M fast and lightweight as we add new features. In version 10, we’ve improved launch times so the camera preview appears sooner, while also reducing energy use compared with previous versions. Accessibility — Camera M is designed to make manual photography accessible on iPhone and iPad, and we’re continually working to improve the experience. When Increase Contrast setting is enabled, semi-transparent backgrounds now appear behind labels for all manual controls, making them easier to read. You can also configure accessibility options separately for each app, if needed. Other — We’ve made several small updates across the app to improve the user interface as part of our ongoing efforts to make your experience better. Please check www.camera-m.com/updates for more comprehensive details. We're a small, two-person developer team. If you're enjoying Camera M, we'd truly appreciate you spreading the word on social media - your support genuinely helps us continue building and improving the app. We hope you capture incredible photos with Camera M! More information: www.camera-m.com User manual: www.camera-m.com/manual Get in touch: contact@camera-m.com Follow us: @CameraMApp #CameraM