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Hey guys... I made an update to the app to allow high-resolution mode for all lenses, instead of just the main lens.
This will benefit newer phones, e.g. iPhone 16/17/Pro/Pro Max. and should automatically select the highest possible resolutions on future iPhones.
Since I'm still stuck on a 15 Pro... I would appreciate if some people with newer models could try the Testflight and confirm that the app runs without issues.
https://testflight.apple.com/join/hwC4AzH8
On my iPhone 16 Pro Max running IOS 26.5.2 XPN4 beta seems to take the photos but they do NOT appear in the Photos app. My iPad iPad Pro (12.9-inch) (5th generation) running 26.6 XPN4 beta takes and saves Photos without issues.
UPDATE: I deleted the beta version of the app and reloaded via TestFlight and the iPhone saves photos correctly.
Thanks! Is it possible you didn't give XP4N access to the Photos library? Because that would be the exact symptom of it.
Edit: I'll add a feature to check for this and alert if no access is given.
I deleted the beta app and restored again from TestFlight. The photo now appears in Library. No prompt for access was requested. maybe this version has addressed it. I reported thru TestFlight.
Thanks! Appreciated!
Just got this, love it already.
Can you confirm that the new version of the app does indeed save 48MP versions of images with the wide lens on your phone?
Thanks,
Lee
Bram, good to see the app getting an update; it may be enough for me to upgrade from my 14 Pro!
Do you have any other plans for the app at the moment?
Lee
I didn’t know how to change lenses… I double tapped the screen and @brambos displays the current lens in use. I double tapped thru the choices:
Wide
Telephoto
Ultra wide (I stopped here)
Too a photo and this is the Info Screen saved by the photo. Oh yes, I also turned on every option in the Settings page… not sure if any YES made this photo smaller:
Looks like it's working then (34 Megapixel is what you have left after the full 48 megapixel sensor data is cropped to Xpan aspect ratio). Good!
Yes I was just looking at this and trying to work it out. On my 14 Pro standard lens in 48MP mode I get 8060 pixels on the long side, so this confirms it works! Your image's short side of 4242 pixels suggests you switched on 'insta-friendly' in the options, which I think adds white surround either side (or above and below) your image, so you may like to try it with that option off.
At an excellent suggestion from @rs2000 I am also adding a Macro Prime lens mode now. It uses the ultra-wide angle at close focusing mode on supported devices.
Excellent option - works nicely on my 14 Pro. Do we now need some indicator as to which 'lens' is in use? I know it says when you cycle through them but when you open the app next time it would be good to be able to tell which one is active?
I love this photo man
Bravo!