ROVEWORKS CAMERA hands the exposure, the colour and the focus back to you.
Instead of stacking several frames to smooth a scene out, it records the single frame that existed the moment you pressed the shutter — the way a camera used to.
MANUAL CONTROL
Turn the dials at the left and right edges to set ISO and shutter speed. Each dial shows only the values your iPhone can actually produce. A three-lamp viewfinder meter tells you where you stand: left for underexposed, right for over, green for right on.
RANGEFINDER FOCUS
The patch at the centre shows the live image twice, split apart. Turn the half-circle dial around the shutter until the two overlap. Runs on LiDAR distance data, on the wide lens.
FILM LOOKS, BEFORE THE SHOT
Twelve film looks render live in the viewfinder through Metal-based 3D LUTs. The colour you see is the colour that gets saved — no picking a filter afterwards.
TWO FILES, ONE SHUTTER
A HEIF or JPG with your look applied, recorded in Display P3, and a Bayer RAW .dng with nothing applied at all. One to share now, one to reinterpret later.
EVERY LENS
Ultra-wide, wide and telephoto on the back, and on iPhone 17, both front focal lengths. Each lens is read at its own native sensor area, so nothing is cropped away that shouldn't be.
WHY 12MP
On iPhone, a 48MP image has to be assembled from several frames, and that process overrides the exposure you set. We don't stack frames — so rear files are 12MP. You give up the number and get back a picture that matches what you saw.
FREE
Manual ISO, shutter speed and light meter. Three film looks. White balance, tone curve, grain, sharpness. Autofocus, level indicator, grid. In-app gallery.
PRO PACK — one-time purchase, no subscription
Nine more film looks. Rangefinder manual focus. RAW capture. Custom presets. Zebra and focus peaking.
The split-image rangefinder patch requires a LiDAR scanner and the wide lens.
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