It doesn’t matter if it’s 12 MP or 48 MP, the native camera allows you to shoot back-to-back shots faster, and that’s important for me (as I do a lot of street or documentary photography). Unfortunately whenever ProRaw is used there’s a bigger delay than what we get on the native iPhone camera. I love being able to change formats, choose raw + jpeg right there on the main screen, and I also love to adjust exposure compensation with a swipe up or down. I really think that the interface AND the macro mode are the biggest strengths of this app (I’m on an iPhone 14 Pro). My bad.) maybe crack your wallet open just a bit and show them some love. When you find one that’s up front about it, offers a quality product and doesn’t try to soak you a week’s pay for it (oh, that’s right… you probably work for free too. Somebody, somewhere is paying for it all, and eventually the tab will make its way back around to you in some fashion. Free healthcare, free education, free music, free movies, free apps. Funny how so many people think everything should be free for them. Hate subscriptions? (I do) Okay, you can buy it outright (though it IS a bit expensive to do so). They tell you right up front that Halide ain’t free, but give you a reasonable subscription cost and a week to see if it’s worth it. No screens will suffice (except for post prod). I’m one of those old skool types who needs to see the world through a viewfinder.
Okay, realistically, I’ll probably never use this app.
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