Shutter - manual camera

Great app for being free, saved settings would be nice, like changing the camera settings to a specific setting and saving it for later use.

When you change the white balance to the minimum it crashes. Other than that it is great.

i git this app because it added manual focus for the native camera, however, it supports only the midrange front camera. the upgraded short focal length lens and telephoto lens on the iphone 13 do not show up as choices. the default camera app that comes loaded with the phone relies on autofocus that really has a hard time finding infinity focus like the sky (moon, stars), and the close up focus always wants to jump around to a plane further than its physical minimum. the native camera app only features an auto focus/exposure "lock" that will not allow manual adjustment. the pictures are in the focus that the native software tells you is correct, even though it really has no idea what you are trying to photograph. for night time photography, the native app requires some wrestling and a few throw away shots before it will go up to a maximum of 30 second exposure. the image tracking does do an ok job of making the moving night sky appear to be still, but the resolution of individual objects suffers a concurrent blurring. it would be nice if apple or somebody else could come up with some software that would let the person using the instrument to make editorial decisions, and have the option to interpose as little manipulation as possible between the image sensor and the stored file. effectively, that area of iphone photography exists behind another of the ubiquitous pay walls that seem to underpin the modern economy. for the price, i could've gotten a decent dedicated dslr camera, and an android phone with more user control and way more accessible and free software of all sorts. too bad about all the extra iphone lenses, although it is a treat to be able to focus one of them with this app.