We make the most popular RAW camera for iPhone, so when Apple revealed their new ProRAW image format, we were beyond excited.
Then they announced it’s coming to the built-in camera app.
Many developers in our shoes would freak out, thinking Apple wants to gobble up their customers. …
After eighteen months of work, today we’re excited to announce a new photography app. It takes everything we’ve learned since launching the acclaimed manual photography app, Halide, and combines it with the technology developed for Spectre, Apple’s 2019’s iPhone App of the Year.
We call this new app Halide Mark…
It’s Halide’s third birthday! Every year, we’re going to celebrate with a recap. Last year was big. Buckle up, because this one’s a rollercoaster.
In the last year, we’ve released five major updates to Halide. Our second app, Spectre, was chosen by Apple as 2019 iPhone App of the Year…
After four years, we have a new budget-conscious iPhone. Like previous SE, it reaches that price point by sticking to components from previous generations. iFixIt found the the camera sensor interchangeable with that of an iPhone 8.
Welcome to Halide 1.14, our first big update after a busy summer. We’ve spent the last few months preparing for iOS 13 and new hardware, and we’re very excited to walk you through what’s new.
iPhone 11 and 11 Pro Support
We released a small lightning update on iPhone 11 launch day with basic support for…
Time flies: today marks the two year anniversary of Halide.
It’s kind of wild to think that just two years ago, we were sitting behind our laptops ready to launch our camera app without knowing if it would be well-received. …
This is the final part of our Spectre retrospective. In this post, I’ll talk about the technology behind a computational long exposure, a few UI innovations, and our plans to share code between apps.
The Computational Long Exposure
We started building Spectre, among other things, to get around hardware limitations. Most iPhones can expose…
This is the first in a three part series about launching Spectre.
In Part 1, we’ll debate adding a feature to an existing app vs an launching an entirely new one. In part 2, Sebastiaan will dive into the design process of the app. …
Today we’re releasing Halide 1.12, which features two great enhancements.
An RGB Histogram to Shoot Perfect Roses
Ever taken a photo of roses that look muddled and washed out? That’s because the photo is technically well-exposed, but one of the color channels is clipping. Take this photo:
