When the regular camera doesn’t quite cut it, these apps help you get more control and photos that simply look better.

The camera app on the Samsung Galaxy S25 lets you adjust some parameters for each of its filters. You can adjust parameters like strength, color temperature, contrast, saturation, and film grain. On ...

Like to play around with camera image filters? Well, let us get this out of the way – YOU WILL BLOODY LOVE ADOBE PHOTOSHOP CAMERA. Yes, the app has not been officially released yet and is only ...

After a few weeks of beta testing and a temporary invite-only status, David Dobrik’s Dispo app is officially available to all iOS users in the App Store. But while Dispo has some unique social network ...

I enjoy taking lots of photos. Over the years, I’ve dabbled with DSLRs, but more often than not these days, I use my iPhone because it’s always nearby. I’ve historically used Apple’s built-in Camera ...

Adobe has launched a new Photoshop Camera app that offers elaborate filters. The app was launched in preview in November last year and is now available for free for both iOS and Android - although, on ...

Cameras on smartphones are a much bigger deal than they used to be. Smartphone companies are chomping to make their cameras more reliable, adapt to dim light better, and add extra features to engage ...

I've been testing PC and mobile software for more than 20 years, focusing on photo and video editing, operating systems, and web browsers. Prior to my current role, I covered software and apps for ...

The alternative camera app market has been heating up lately. Apple’s stock Camera app is great for the average person, but intentionally hides away advanced options like manual controls for ISO and ...

Your next live stream doesn’t have to be so plain. The next time you go live you can adorn your video with all kinds of fun effects and web camera filters. All you need is a webcam filter app to do so ...

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