zerocam

zerocam

zero process camera

147 ratings
165 reviews
Free
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  • Released
  • Updated
  • June 1, 2024
  • September 18, 2026
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Capture authentic photos without AI overprocessing. This app offers a clean image pipeline for natural results, letting you shoot with simplicity and preserve your phone's full hardware potential. It includes subtle color grades and multi-exposure for artistic shots.

✓No AI overprocessing
✓Natural distortion-free look
✓Simple interface, no settings
✓Native lens support
✓Zero Looks color grades
✓Multi-exposure mode
✓Pro-grade RAW & JPG
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What's New in zerocam

6.0

September 18, 2026

PRO mode Set ISO, shutter speed, exposure, white balance and focus yourself, right on the viewfinder — in the app and from the lock screen. Turn it on from the menu. Focus, tracking, zebras and peaking Tap to focus, long-press to follow a moving subject, or focus by hand. Zebras warn you before highlights clip, and peaking shows what's sharp. Your photos, one tap away Tap the thumbnail and your latest photo grows out of it to fill the screen, with a film strip of the rest underneath. Swipe through them, pinch to zoom, and swipe up or down to put it back. Delete, with undo Tap the bin and the photo is gone from view. Undo and redo as often as you like, or shake to undo. Nothing is deleted until you close the photo and confirm. On the lock screen too The lock-screen camera has it too, with the photos you have just taken — before the phone is even unlocked. Long exposures, without the stutter The viewfinder stays smooth at a full second, and the screen dims for exactly as long as the shutter is open. A longer lens On a phone with a telephoto, it now has its own 2× crop — one more lens at the long end. PRORAW or BAYER Choose which RAW you shoot, from the menu. New icon Take a look at your home screen. No more Apple Watch app It was holding the camera back, and almost nobody used it. It has been removed. Bug fixed: The lens shown is the lens you're on Open the lock-screen camera on your longest lens and that is the lens it uses — the lens indicator always matches the one taking the picture. Bug fixed: Double exposures keep their first frame Pressing the shutter quickly, or changing the shutter speed between the two frames, no longer loses the first one. Bug fixed: No black screen after Control Centre Come back to the camera from Control Centre and the viewfinder is there, not a black screen. Bug fixed: The screen stays awake while you shoot It no longer dims and locks in the middle of framing a shot.

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Price Updates
October 9, 2026→$3.39
May 9, 2026→$2.99
December 22, 2024→$1.99
October 5, 2024→$1.99
July 5, 2024→$1.99
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Events

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Zerocam on your wrist

Take group photos easily

Dec 13, 2024 — Jan 12, 2025

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Camera Control

Support for new iPhone 16 Camera Control button.

Oct 3, 2024 — Nov 3, 2024

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Camera Control

Open Zerocam from the Lock Screen

Oct 1, 2024 — Nov 1, 2024

User reviews

Preview does’t match final photo

The preview image when framing a shot looks completely different to the final result

Fantastic

I’ve been using this since the beta and it’s only gotten better with every release. It’s my go to camera app and some of the best photos I’ve ever taken have been through Zerocam. Excited to see where it goes next!

Response from developer

Thank you for the support and the appreciation for Zerocam 🖤

Good first impressions, but link to external editor feels like an ad

Really like the concept of simplicity. I will give this a go long term. The one thing I have noticed which I don’t like is the ‘edit’ button after taking a photo is just a link to an external paid app. Please consider removing this or providing an option to. I just want to go to the native camera roll or editor.
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Response from developer

Hi! You were right, and the Edit button is gone in zerocam 6.0. Now tap the thumbnail and your photos open right inside zerocam: swipe through them, pinch to zoom, share them anywhere, or delete with undo. We're a small team, and 5-star reviews are what keep us making apps. If you think it's better now, updating yours would mean a lot! :-)

Amazing

Best

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Thank you! 💛

Great app

Love the app and the widget too

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Thank you 💛

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User experience

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Reported Bugs

3 issues

Photos not saving

Bug

Viewfinder not working

Bug

Inconsistent performance

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Requested Features

10 requests

Tap to focus

Feature

Camera flash

Feature

Front camera support

Feature

Higher resolution capture

Feature

More zoom options

Feature

Customizable shutter button

Feature

In-app lens switching

Feature

Viewfinder aspect ratio matching output

Feature

Disable auto macro mode

Feature

Custom white balance presets

Feature

FAQ

What does Zerocam do?

Zerocam is a camera application designed to capture photos without AI overprocessing. It focuses on providing a clean image pipeline to produce natural-looking images, free from aggressive digital enhancements. The app aims to let users capture life as they see it, preserving the true potential of their phone's camera hardware.

What are the key features of Zerocam?

Key features include a natural, distortion-free look, a pure and simple interface with no settings to tweak, native lens support for switching between Wide, Ultra Wide, and Telephoto lenses, Zero Looks (subtle, film-inspired color grades), Multi-Exposure Mode for artistic shots, and Pro-Grade RAW & JPG output for greater post-production flexibility.

Is Zerocam free to use?

The application is free to download and use, offering core functionality without initial cost. However, it does feature in-app purchases, suggesting that some advanced features or content may require a separate purchase to unlock.

What kind of photos can I take with Zerocam?

You can take natural, unedited photos with Zerocam. The app avoids AI overprocessing, fake HDR, and beauty filters, aiming for a realistic representation. It's ideal for intentional photography where the focus is on capturing the scene as it is, with options for artistic effects like multi-exposure and subtle color grades.

What devices is Zerocam compatible with?

Zerocam is designed for iPhone and leverages its camera system. Features like native lens support and an iPhone-optimized interface indicate it is tailored for Apple's mobile devices, with specific mention of supported iPhone models for certain functionalities.