ProShot 4+

Awesome ipad 12.9 pro support

I always like camera app that support large display like the 12.9 ipad pro

Great App, Very Bad Update

This is a really great app, the best of its type that I have tried to, and I’ve probably tried them all. The main reason I called at the best is because of its interface, very clean, logical, and most importantly, highly intuitive. This is very important for people that don’t use every single function all the time, and every once in a while, need to change something, and want an app that makes it easy and intuitive to find an make that change. Though this app does use quite a variety of styles of pop up menu or selection, they are all consistent in that you get exactly that, a clear indication from one touch of exactly what all the options are, and what your selection is. This update seems to totally ignore that design vision, and introduces a cycle button, one of the most annoying and unintuitive selection interfaces that exists. For example, imagine those flashlights, you really hate to use, the ones where you have a single button, and every time you push it, it changes to a different mode; you have to keep pushing through all the cycles simply to turn it off, and you have to remember the sequence of modes, otherwise you often over shoot when you’re in a hurry, and worse, unless you cycle through all the options every time, you never know what all the options even are (unless you memorize them). The AE cycle button is a perfect example of the type of interface control that should never be used in an app/camera-device of this type. I hope the developer decides to keep a more consistent interface, and present the various options just like the button directly next to it does.
I also hope they remember that the choice of metering mode should also be completely independent of whether or not exposure can be locked; the inappropriate choice of control interface in this update, makes that impossible This was a very poor and discouraging update in that regard.

Developer Response ,

Hello, thank you for your feedback. I agree, it makes more sense to have the AE button mimic the behavior of the aspect ratio button next to it. Will add that in the next update :)

Feature missing - see update below

I’ve been going through the tutorial and the lens chooser feature is mentioned, as it is in the general description of the app features, but where the button is indicated to be is a flash on/off button on my app. I’m using an iPhone 12 Pro Max which has multiple lens but this feature seems to be missing. I’ve updated all my apps and even tried uninstalling and reinstalling Pro Sot but I still see the flash selector instead of lens selector. UPDATE - very pleased to receive a response from the developer explaining the repositioning of the lens selector. Haven’t used the app as yet but have experimented with the settings and am looking forward to using the app. soon.

Developer Response ,

Hello,

The lens selector has recently moved to a more convenient position on the viewfinder, they are the “0.5x, 1x, 2x” buttons. Flash settings have moved to the previous lens selector area to accommodate for the new torch brightness slider.

If you have any other questions please contact me support@riseupgames.com. And if your problem has been resolved please take a moment to update your review, I would really appreciate it! Thank you!