Fixed an issue where audio could go out of sync when switching cameras during video recording.

• Improved the video recording experience: added a processing indicator after capture and fixed an issue where videos couldn’t restart recording quickly • Fixed subscription status issues in offline mode • Minor onboarding UI improvements

A few UI refinements after 2.0

The biggest update since Lampa was born. Six months in the making — and this is a major one. Video recording Natural-processed video with Lampa color profiles baked in, up to 4K 60 fps Refreshed camera design The updated UI brings photo and video into a single experience. Now you can swipe between profiles to switch instantly and all key actions are reachable with one hand Aspect ratio for photo 16:9 and 1:1 framing options • Improved viewfinder color rendering for photo mode for a closer preview while shooting • Fixed landscape orientation mismatch • Fixed front camera mirroring bug • Lock Screen launch now opens the main app instead of the extension (workaround for system issues) Thank you for supporting Lampa, an indie camera built with care. — Alexey and Anna

Bug fixes and improvements, including a fix for the digital zoom wheel on iOS 26 devices.

Performance and stability updates on older devices

Bug fixes and improvements: — Fixed issue where the gallery didn’t open from the Lock Screen extension — Fixed crash related to a beta feature

Improved stability and compatibility across devices: — Fixed digital zoom on models without telephoto camera — UI fixes for iOS 26 — Fixed photo saving issue on iPhone 17 series due to system behavior on the latest iOS

Support for iPhone 17 series and iOS 26 is here — thanks for waiting! This update fixes orientation and front camera issues, and adds telephoto support on iPhone Pro models. There’s also a secret feature waiting to be discovered by some users with Pro models (starting iPhone 15 Pro). And while we’re quietly working on something bigger, we hope this one keeps you inspired in the meantime.

While we’re working on new features, version 1.6.3 includes: — Improved stability and performance on older devices

While we’re working on new features, version 1.6.2 includes: — Improved stability and performance on older devices

While we’re working on new features, version 1.6.1 includes: — Fixed an issue where Digital Zoom incorrectly switched cameras on dual-camera devices — Improved stability of the Helios profile on older devices

One long-awaited feature and a handy improvement in this update: — Self-timer with multiple shots: capture up to 10 photos in a timed sequence — ideal for portraits and moments in motion — Long-press gallery preview: quickly check your last shot with a simple press

While we’re working on new features, version 1.5.7 includes: — Swipe gesture to open Profiles — Fixed an issue that caused RAW data to be missed in certain cases — Improved stability of the Helios profile on older devices

— While we’re working on new features, version 1.5.6 improves stability on older devices.

— Improved stability on older devices — Fixed white balance in viewfinder for the Pixel profile

— Fixed over-contrast issues in the Graphite profile — Improved battery efficiency and fixed minor viewfinder glitches

Fixed a minor internal issue in processing.

Fixed a crash issue with the Helios profile on older devices.

Fixed a crash issue related to the Helios profile

A big update with two new features: – Three film-inspired profiles: film-style halation, golden warmth, and the feel of morning light — now available with Membership. – Improved image rendering: more natural color transitions and faster photo development.

Enhanced stability and performance

– Optimized redeveloping for more precise results

Two big updates this time! — Redevelop captures Adjust profiles and exposure after shooting. Fix over- or underexposed shots and bring back lost details with RAW data. You can also save RAW originals for more flexibility. — Lifetime Membership  Many asked, and now it’s here! A one-time purchase gives you unlimited access to Lampa, including all future updates. Also some bug fixes & improvements regarding to image processing, shutter delay and performance—for an even better experience.

- Minor fixes for Lock Screen launch. Capture Moments Faster: - Lock Screen Launch: Open Lampa directly from your lock screen, just like the native Camera app (available from iOS 18) - Action Button & Camera Control: Set up shortcuts to launch Lampa via the Action Button or Camera Control for quick access