CameraBag Mobile 3 4+

Name: CameraBag Mobile 3
Rating: 4.5 (82 reviews)
Author: Nevercenter Ltd. Co.

Nevercenter Ltd. Co.

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- 4.5 • 82개의 평가

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CameraBag, the original #1 photo app that started it all, is back with an all-new version, and we’ve found a bunch of innovative new ways to make it the best photo app yet!

Why futz around with tiny thumbnails? We’ve made your filters into a big beautiful vertically-scrolling list of full-width images. No more saving multiple versions of your photos just to be able to easily compare them full-screen.

We’ve perfected the number and variety of filters in CameraBag over 9 years of making photo apps - no throw-away filters that you’ll never use. Each one has been lovingly crafted, and uses ultra-high-fidelity 96-bit processing.

Use the star and arrow buttons to easily sort your filters, so your go-to looks will always be easily accessible right at the top. With each new photo, you can just scroll through the list and star your favorites, then go back to the top and they’ll all be right there to easily compare and choose the best one.

CameraBag has just the right level of control for perfect exposure. Shadows, midtones, highlights and more are all on easily-accessible sliders for professional control with mobile ease-of-use.

We love using it. We hope you will too.

2018년 3월 13일

버전 1.1.0

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.

- Doubled the number of filters, both free and paid!
- Adjustments now only apply to the current highlighted filter rather than all simultaneously, so you can have different adjustments on different filters.
- New "commit adjustments/filter" button to apply your current adjustments or filter to all filters.
- Updated interface to work beautifully on the iPhone X.
- Additional cropping aspect ratios added.
- Updated look and feel

4.5/5

82개의 평가

Camera Bag

It's good for what it says it does. Filter. I just wish it had standard filter terms like polarizing, warming, cooling, GND etc. Or maybe they are there but I have not seen them yet? I'm pretty old and sometimes I miss the obvious.