Camera Pro has many features and this manual describes the usage of each of them.

You may start Camera Pro by tapping the icon on the main iPhone menu. For fast access you may drag this icon to the bottom row.

In the main view of Camera Pro, you see a number of icons in the top row, and a series of buttons in the bottom row. There's a vertical slider on the right.

Top row: Color \ Timer \  Burst \ Size

Bottom row: Camera \ Preferences \ About \ Help

Each of these will be described below.

This will toggle between a full color photo and a black & white photo. Please note that the B&W effect is not visible in the viewfinder, but will be added during the saving of the photo.

The timer allows you to take self-portraits or to set a delay between the pushing of the shutter button and the capture of the image. The amount of delay can be set in the Preferences screen. The Timer Delay may vary between 5 and 30 seconds. The timer may be combined with other functions, such as the Burst mode or the Zoom. They can operate at the same time.

Timer Delay can also be used to reduce motion blur in your photos. Normally, when you push the shutter button, you shake the camera at the moment of capture, due to your finger's pressure. When you set a timer, you prevent this.

The burst mode allows you to take a series of pictures automaticaly. You may use it for action photography, such as fast moving sports games. You would then set the fastest interval (0.0 seconds). But also for a slow timelapse recording, by setting the interval to the maximum value of 10 seconds.

It can also be used as a Best Shot Mode, where you take a number of pictures (e.g. 5 pictures) with a relatively short interval (e.g. 0,5 seconds). When the photos have been taken, you keep the best one and delete the four others.

The Burst Interval (the time between two captures in the series), can be set in the Preferences window. It can vary from 0 to 10 seconds. The Burst Count indicates the number of pictures which will be taken with a single push of the shutterbutton. It can vary from 2 to 10 pictures.

Size

Save Orientation may be disabled in the Preferences screen. If this option is turned off, the camera orientation won't be saved in the picture's EXIF data. It allows you to take pictures in special positions, for example upside down and still view them in upright position in the photo album.

The TIFF option may be enabled in the Preferences screen. If this option is turned on, the picture taken will be saved not only as JPEG, but also as a TIFF file.This is the raw camera picture, without compression, so the best possible quality you may get. Warning: each TIFF file is 6 megabytes.

To transfer TIFF files from the iPhone to your computer, install the DiskAid utility on your PC or Mac. It allows you to browse the content of the photo directory on the iPhone. You may then copy and transfer the TIFF images from your phone to your PC/Mac.