Jamie Furlong

This is a neat app with a great interface; a unique take that's immediately intuitive. I like the slide to change aspect ratio and find the exposure dial easier to use than other camera apps. DNG is important to me, which this does. The only thing I'm not keen on is the underexposure effect in the viewfinder. It looks like a grey filter is being applied over the top of the image, but I think this is to help frame your shot. Also, haven't yet worked out how to zoom! Would like focal length preset

Tina M Morgan

I'd give it a four star on my Moto Edge 2024. It produces nice natural colors. But it doesn't work at all on my OnePlus 12r. The app screen goes black after you snap a shot, which it's not supposed to do, and then the photo you took is nowhere to be found on the device. In other words it did not create a folder for this apps photographs like it's supposed to. It said "camera device error 4" I tried uninstall/reinstall several times. Bummer. Edited

Jan Lohse

I love the UI and the output after editing the RAWs in Lightroom looks great, much better than the regular "RAW" images from the Pixel 9. It does not support the selfie, wide angle and 2x lenses currently though. I think some light chroma NR would make the JPEG output much more usable without having to use Lightroom. There is some weird incompatibility with the RAW in Snapseed. No RAW processing panel and rotation is not preserved.

Hudson Ding

first of all this is incredible for a *free* app. the design and usage is something I've never seen before and it's so intuitive. I only have 3 minor gripes with the app. 1. the lack of ability to change the camera lens 2. the gallery is only available horizontally and not vertically. either way I feel it would be hard to translate the current design to a vertical format 3. the photos come out looking really desaturated. this could be just the no processing look that I'm not used to.

Giomar Montero (Gio)

So far, the app'ss been working flawlessly. This being an Android-first just makes it incredible. The app truly feels like something new in the market, and really pushes you to be creative with your photography (and in a good way). Of course, there are some functionalities missing, but hopefully they'll be coming soon enough!