If more and more professionals are convinced by the recording qualities of the iPhone, users who trust the device in a more private setting are not left out thanks to a certain freedom left by Apple to external developers.If our editor Pierre swears by ProCamera, a new major player has also just established itself more firmly in this market:Adobe. Certainly, the company is already known for its Photoshop and Lightroom software, but its flagship program has just been available for the iPhone lens.
As a reminder,the 11 Pro and 11 Pro Max models which are the most expensive in the rangeboth benefit from atriple sensorat the rear, including an ultra wide-angle but with only 12 megapixels on the clock. Despite everything, it still remains quite difficult for many amateurs to make the most of these assets in order to capture quality images.
Already an excellent score on the App Store
Rated 4.8/5 on iOS with already a majority of very positive comments,Photoshop Cameratherefore quite simply aims to replace the Camera application already installed on all iPhones, by offering intelligent filters based on the leading experience of the eponymous publisher on Mac. Some have even been designed by influencers and celebrities, with a collaboration with young singer Billie Eilish being announced in the coming weeks. Her teenage look is already being emulated by members ofTikTok.
As you can see in the screenshots above, communicated by Adobe for the occasion, it is easy with this application to takephotossuccessful the first time as well as modifying them afterwards, before sharing them on social networks in a few minutes. In-app purchases are planned, but the free version is already more than sufficient for a novice.
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