Gute Foto-App, aber…
Ich finde die App an sich gut, da die Bilder sehr viel weniger überentwickelt werden als in der Apple App. Allerdings stoße ich immer wieder auf Schwierigkeiten. So ist zum Beispiel die Selfie-Cam auf 23mm eingestellt und es werden maximale 12MP verwendet. Fotografiere ich mit der Apple-App, kann ich auf 20mm gehen und die Fotos lösen mit 18MP auf (hoch und quer). Wenn ich MAX auswählen möchte, erscheint eine Meldung auf Mandarin - das sollte nicht sein.
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Terrible performance on base iphone 17
I love this app a lot and the photos it takes but it has some serious performance issues. The phone starts heating up after just a few clicks, not practical at all. This has so much potential but the performance issues hold it back.
I don’t use the built-in app anymore
This app is what I needed! I use it for about a year now and rarely use any other app for taking pictures. The most valuable part is the heif+ pipeline and its skipping of the Apple oversharpening. But I also have some analog effects always turned on. I used to use the negative format a lot but realized that I like the pictures out of the box anyways and it’s saves a lot of storage disabling the negative format. The negatives also cannot be pushed to the iCloud in a way that local storage gets available, but I guess that’s a limitation on Apple’s side.
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お試しで無料版を…
お試しで無料版を使ってみましたが、・撮影してから写真を保存するのが非常に遅い(他のアプリに切り替えると保存されない)・iPhone17proですが、マクロレンズへ切り替わらない・ピント合わせが甘くピンボケが多い(これもマニュアルで絞れるのでしょうか？)との理由で、ストレスが多く、課金は見送りました。
Security concerns
The need to authorize the microphone and location for no reason whatsoever is alarming!! Massive red flag.
Update: Spoke to the dev on YT and they doubled down claiming this is what the people want LOL (argued over it at length). So yeah, that is what kind of developer you are dealing with.
My money is going to Halide which also disables Apple’s fusion engine, plus adds a ton more features with a much nicer UI and Ux. It also respects my privacy.
Update: Spoke to the dev on YT and they doubled down claiming this is what the people want LOL (argued over it at length). So yeah, that is what kind of developer you are dealing with.
My money is going to Halide which also disables Apple’s fusion engine, plus adds a ton more features with a much nicer UI and Ux. It also respects my privacy.
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Enabling 48 MP for latest non-pro IPhones
Hi! the app is awesome —the film tones and de-sharpened pipeline look incredible.
The modern base IPhone models (example iPhone 17) now come equipped with 48 MP main sensors. Currently, selecting Bayer RAW or HEIF+ caps output resolution to 12 MP (or 9 MP in 16:9).
Would it be possible to add an option for full 48 MP unbinned capture (or 48 MP HEIF+ processing) for standard/non-pro devices
The modern base IPhone models (example iPhone 17) now come equipped with 48 MP main sensors. Currently, selecting Bayer RAW or HEIF+ caps output resolution to 12 MP (or 9 MP in 16:9).
Would it be possible to add an option for full 48 MP unbinned capture (or 48 MP HEIF+ processing) for standard/non-pro devices
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Excellent RAW snapshots but needs more clarity on the description
The explanations given for the various formats is good as far as the manual goes but that’s where it lets you down because there is no reference image of the settings. One has to just take a wild guess and then on opening the settings for the RAW formats, it gets confusing quite fast with various modes but no on screen guide. A small issue but big enough for the photo enthusiasts to pour over.
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Muito bom mas mas tem 1 problema muito chato
Toda vez que abro o app, preciso novamente restaurar a compra para ele reconhecer que já comprei o a versão Pro.
Strange pink artifacting in the preview on iPhone 18 pro
Great app, visual bug when shifting between 24mm and 35mm on the preview of the main sensor, took a picture and it doesn’t affect the image however it’s a very off putting and ugly visual bug.
Bugs bugs bugs
Update: the app is getting worse with each update unfortunately. First the custom focal length settings from the last app use are still displayed but the camera resets to the base focal length creating a mismatch. Now the aperture values are not saved correctly anymore (when editing the pictures in the Photos app and enabling aperture either one half of the image is blurry or the whole image like the depth data is just busted). So sad, because it forced me back to Apples camera app.
Update 2: using Apples camera app seems to have fixed something. At least the depth data is correct again on new pictures. Will see if it breaks again.
Please fix it, so my initial review will stand again:
The app is really really great, the best camera app on iPhone probably but there are currently two things that could be done better:
1. a favorite feature for filters; maybe I overlooked that one
2. more importantly: when creating a filter, the bottom sliders (for example White value) can't be used because the iPhone will try to switch apps; the sliders are simply too close to the bottom which kind of destroys the feature because neither Whites nor Vibrancy can be edited
3. the screen darkens after a while which is really annoying when you try to frame a shot or selfie
Update 2: using Apples camera app seems to have fixed something. At least the depth data is correct again on new pictures. Will see if it breaks again.
Please fix it, so my initial review will stand again:
The app is really really great, the best camera app on iPhone probably but there are currently two things that could be done better:
1. a favorite feature for filters; maybe I overlooked that one
2. more importantly: when creating a filter, the bottom sliders (for example White value) can't be used because the iPhone will try to switch apps; the sliders are simply too close to the bottom which kind of destroys the feature because neither Whites nor Vibrancy can be edited
3. the screen darkens after a while which is really annoying when you try to frame a shot or selfie
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Really Amazing app But…
This app has incredible potential, and bringing next-generation photographic styles to older iPhone models is an exciting feature. However, the current workflow adds too much friction: having to jump into the Photos app after shooting to adjust both the photographic style and portrait mode, rather than seeing a live preview while capturing, breaks the shooting flow. Adding real-time viewfinder previews would be a true game changer, making the entire process seamless while ensuring we know exactly what we are getting in the frame. Additionally, the edge detection needs significant work—it currently lags far behind the stock iOS camera app in accuracy and cutout quality. If you add these features, I'm never going back to the stock camera app.
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Crash
Crashes when I pressed on NoFusion & PgyTech ad about some camera grip. Not sure if it’s because I say no to use of location or so. Not sure ur camera grip uses just usbC as that would be grate instead of leaving BT on or using BT. Don’t see other phone makers use BT. They let u have it fully off. Is that product in the add that crashed the app just usbC or what ?
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Extreme slow image processing
Good app but image processing is extremely slow for 24 mp and 48mp settings. It takes very long to process the images. It lags also while processing. I can take more than 3 shots while it is processing. Please fix this as soon as possible. I stopped using the native camera because of this app. But i have to go back to native again because of the long processing time.
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NoFusion Has Become My Go-To App for iPhone Photography
I have relied on NoFusion for nearly 10 months now. I started using it in December because I wanted more control over the final image and, most importantly, a way to photograph without relying on additional Apple processing. What began as an experiment has gradually turned into my default camera experience.
I enjoy using NoFusion enough that I have largely set aside both Halide and Apple’s default Camera app. For me, that says a lot about how well the app fits into my photography workflow.
I also use mood.camera alongside NoFusion for a few film recipes that I particularly like. Recently, I discovered that NoFusion itself offers film recipes and supports creating or importing 3D LUTs. That discovery has made the app even more useful to me, and I now find myself reaching for NoFusion more than any other camera app on my iPhone.
There have been a couple of rare bugs during my time with the app. I have been using the TestFlight beta, so I suspect some of these may simply be part of the beta experience rather than representative of the finished product. They have been occasional rather than something that has significantly affected my day-to-day use.
Overall, my experience with NoFusion has been excellent. What I appreciate most is that it feels like a camera designed for someone who actually cares about the image-making process, rather than simply trying to automate everything behind the scenes. The combination of control, film recipes, LUT support, and a more deliberate approach to image processing has made it the camera app I use most often.
I enjoy using NoFusion enough that I have largely set aside both Halide and Apple’s default Camera app. For me, that says a lot about how well the app fits into my photography workflow.
I also use mood.camera alongside NoFusion for a few film recipes that I particularly like. Recently, I discovered that NoFusion itself offers film recipes and supports creating or importing 3D LUTs. That discovery has made the app even more useful to me, and I now find myself reaching for NoFusion more than any other camera app on my iPhone.
There have been a couple of rare bugs during my time with the app. I have been using the TestFlight beta, so I suspect some of these may simply be part of the beta experience rather than representative of the finished product. They have been occasional rather than something that has significantly affected my day-to-day use.
Overall, my experience with NoFusion has been excellent. What I appreciate most is that it feels like a camera designed for someone who actually cares about the image-making process, rather than simply trying to automate everything behind the scenes. The combination of control, film recipes, LUT support, and a more deliberate approach to image processing has made it the camera app I use most often.
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Can’t adjust
Can’t adjust sliders at bottom of iPhone because it thinks I’m trying to switch apps but the slider is all the way at bottom so I can’t even adjust it
Much worse than stock camera
I tested this camera in raw mode in my IPhone 18 pro max and the result is much worse compared to stock camera, lost of details, bad colors and does not support aperture configuration remaining in the widest one where is the worse case with 18 pro max.
Taking a photo does not need mic access
Well, no microphone access from me, so no app access from me …
update issue
It does not run on the iphone 8 plus after the recent update. Please fix it.
Endlich gute Fotos
Apple hat ein wenig den Anschluss verloren, immerhin hole ich mit dieser App das technisch machbare aus den Kameras heraus, zahlreiche Einstellungen auch für den Gelegenheitsfotografen. Braucht allerdings wie bei jeder Kamera etwas Eingewöhnung.
Best iPhone camera app by far
Nothing else out there gives you this much control over how your images look, while also giving you a live preview of the effect. Highly recommended. Worth every penny.
