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Capture unprocessed DNG photos and clean video without AI enhancements. Take full control of your image processing in your preferred RAW editor. Offers manual controls for exposure, focus, and white balance.
1.4.2
August 15, 2026
Prevents a RAW capture crash by removing unsupported digital pinch zoom and enforcing native lens zoom before every photo. Native rear-lens switching remains available.
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RawCam is a camera app designed for capturing unprocessed DNG photos and clean video. It avoids AI post-processing, allowing users to edit their images in external RAW editors.
No, RawCam is completely ad-free. The app does not collect any user data, make network requests, or include any third-party tracking.
Apple limits third-party RAW capture to 12MP. This is a platform restriction, not a limitation of RawCam itself, and applies to all apps other than the native Camera app.
RawCam focuses on capturing the raw sensor data. While it has a 'RawCam roll' for recent photos, it is designed to be used with external RAW editors like Lightroom or Capture One for full processing.
RawCam currently supports iPhone devices. It was released on May 1, 2026, and its latest version is 1.4.2, updated on August 15, 2026.
RawCam was last updated on August 15, 2026, with version 1.4.2. The app is open source, suggesting potential for community-driven updates.
RawCam offers manual controls for ISO, shutter speed, EV compensation, white balance (with presets and Kelvin adjustment), focus, and exposure targeting. It also features AF/AE lock.
While RawCam offers advanced manual controls, its core function of capturing raw data and requiring external editing might be more suited for users familiar with photo editing workflows. However, its minimal interface and clear privacy policy are user-friendly.