ProShot
- CategoryPhoto & Video
- First releasedOctober 7, 2014
- Versions2 archived
- Installable2 of 2
- AvailabilityStill on the App Store
- Bundle IDcom.riseupgames.ProShot
RequirementsCompatible with iPhone and iPod touch. Requires iOS 8.0 or later.
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Report an issue"World-class photography app" - iMore "The screen layouts are excellent. DSLRs could learn a thing or two." - Engadget "If you can name it, chances are ProShot has it" - Gizmodo
► Loved by over 1M+ photographers!
Welcome to ProShot, the ultimate manual camera app for iPhone and iPad.
ProShot puts the power of ProRAW, ProRes and DSLR controls right in your pocket, empowering you to capture stunning photos and videos in any situation. Whether you are a seasoned pro or just getting started, ProShot has something for you.
► MANUAL CONTROLS Unlock DSLR-like precision for crystal-clear photos and video. Full manual, semi-auto, or smart Auto modes let you adjust exposure, ISO, white balance, and more, while auto ISO & shutter speed limits let you fine-tune motion blur and noise, just like the big cameras.
► PROFESSIONAL TOOLS ProShot adjusts to your changing world. Fly through camera settings with its unique Dual Dial system. Record video instantly with the press of a button. Paint with light trails or stargaze via Bulb mode. Fine-tune your experience with remappable controls, histograms, focus peaking, compass, Night UI to preserve vision, and so much more.
► PRIVACY BUILT-IN Zero data harvesting - your images and info stay secure, because that’s the way it should be.
There is so much more to ProShot. Below is a list of some of the many features waiting for you. ProShot is under constant development, so great new things are always on the horizon!
► PHOTO FEATURES - Auto, Program, Manual, and two Custom modes, just like a DSLR - Shutter priority, ISO priority, Automatic, and Full Manual control - Adjust exposure, ISO, shutter speed, flash, focus, torch intensity, white balance and more - Set max ISO and max shutter speed options - ProRAW, RAW (DNG), HEIC, and JPEG formats - Option for zero processing for pure images without AI filters - Live Photo support - Unlimited shutter speed (Bulb) with Live Photo support for gorgeous night videos - Portrait mode - Black and White mode - 16:9, 3:2, 4:3, and 1:1 aspect ratios - Light Painting with special modes for capturing water and light trails - Timelapse (intervalometer and video), with full manual control - Zero-lag bracket exposure up to ±3 EV - Manual focus assist and focus peaking with customizable color - Front-facing camera support with full manual control - Zoom up to 15X using just one finger - Grid, histogram, compass, noise reduction and many more options - Customizable accent color and UI layout to fit your style - Dedicated Night UI to preserve your night vision - Camera roll seamlessly integrated into the viewfinder - Lock Screen widgets
► VIDEO FEATURES - All Photo mode controls are also available in Video mode - 4K video with extreme bitrate options - Adjustable frame rate from 24 FPS up to 240 FPS - Support for H.264, H.265 and ProRES formats - Timelapse video up to 4K - Industry-standard options for 180 degree rule - Support for external microphones - Monitor audio level and video file size in real-time - Change any camera parameter, even during video recording - Capture full resolution still frames during video recording - Support for simultaneous audio playback (like Spotify) while recording - Video light with adjustable intensity
Leave the heavy DSLR at home, ProShot's got your back. User guide: https://www.riseupgames.com/proshot/ios Video tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OMKtcX5ufjw
Chart History
Archived Reviews
8 of 25Don’t know how many years (& I tend to forget I have it!) I had this app and it never disappoint. I’m a camera hoarder, over 200, 95% film camera. And always used manual… Thank you. The setting a bit confusing at first. Still get confused at times. A manual would be great:)
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Camera+ 2 can, but ProShot doesn’t??? 🤔🤨
The controls aren’t sellout KISS, the light painting is fun, manual video has been missing from my life until this app. Thanks Eddie
This app has been around a long time. I’ve had it installed on my iPhone for years. I fooled around with it a few times here and there, but never gave it a serious look until I recently upgraded from my old iPhone 12 Pro to the 17 Pro. As I now have a much better camera system, I thought I should give it another try. The first thing I noticed when I opened the app is that it was just upgraded to work with iOS 26 and the new iPhone 17 models. For an app I think I originally got for something like $.99 that doesn't require a subscription, this was a refreshing surprise. The developer is a rare breed in this day and age, and you can see that he takes pride in his work. There is enough documentation available through the app to learn how to operate the various controls, but the best way to figure it all out is to just start using it. Practice makes perfect. Keep in mind that the primary purpose of the app is to give you the ability to manually control your smartphone camera settings as if you were using a full-featured DSLR camera. It does not include any post photo editing capabilities. The photos you take using Proshot are stored in the same photo library as the ones you take when using the native camera app on your smartphone. In short, this is not some pricey overbloated camera app that attempts to do everything. It is just a more capable alternative to the regular camera app that came with your smartphone. I do hope the developer continues to support this app in the future.
I used this app on my iPhone 14 and now iPhone 16e but I could never get the zoom feature to work consistently, neither the pinch or slide setting. Made the app unusable unfortunately.
Amazing camera with so many options, many of which I don’t yet understand but getting there. Each option has a popup explanation which is necessary for an old fart like me.
So this app is pretty sick. I really do enjoy it. But unfortunately, I have an issue. I am using an iPhone 16 pro max. I have an external ssd attached to my iPhone. The app will not recognize the ssd there for I cannot shoot in log. So that is a dealbreaker for me. If I didn’t need that feature, it would have a 5.
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