Halide also features tasteful use of haptic feedback throughout the app plus a built-in vertical scrolling photo viewer with metadata and swipeable actions for favoriting and deleting shots. For ...

Halide is a recently released iOS camera app developed by former Twitter engineer, Ben Sandofsky, and former Apple designer, Sebastiaan de With. The app, with its focus on swipe gesture controls ...

With the Halide 2.13 app open on an iPhone 15 Pro or iPhone 15 Pro Max, the Action button can be pressed to trigger manual focus, auto/manual exposure, RAW capture, 12/48-megapixel capture, cycle ...

Halide 2.15 still allows photographers the choice of process before or during shooting – users can choose processing at setup, or while shooting, picking from ProRAW, standard iPhone photo ...

The app will also get a redesign to integrate the new features in the UI. Notably, Lux released Halide Mark II in 2020. Over the past few years, Lux has developed its own algorithms for different ...

The Halide app is free to download, but it does cost $2.99/month or $11.99/year to unlock full features like macro mode.

However, unlike the default iPhone camera app, Halide isn’t free. It’s available for a monthly subscription of $2.99, a cheaper yearly subscription of $19.99, or as a one-time purchase of $59.99.

News Halide 2.5 now available, boasting an all-new macro photography mode Amber Neely 1 Wed Oct 06 2021, 12:00 PM EDT · 1 minute read ...