ACDSee Camera Pro Reviews
4/5 rating based on 37 reviews. Read all reviews for ACDSee Camera Pro for iPhone.
ACDSee Camera Pro is paid iOS app published by ACD Systems International Inc.
Free, but won't work on iPhone 6s, IOS 10
GunShyCCTV
Can take a picture, and can't do anything with it, says download the exact app offered on iOSsnoops for free, but you are dead in the water. Bug ridden, or needs serious Admin attention. Can't edit, save photo, useless.
My go to camera app.
Mike45216
I wanna start off by saying that I only write reviews if something is total crap or great. I just came back to an iPhone 7 after having the Galaxy S7 Edge. Not being able to use my whole screen when taking a picture on an iphone drives me crazy! This app remedies that. Not to mention manual mode. This app is in it's infant stage but the dev has done a great job out the gate! I truly hope they don't ruin it buy removing features or add crap to it that's not worth using. Please keep up the good work.
So far, so good!
chegaro
My go-to camera app has always been Kitcamera, for its ease of use and for its spectacular results (most of the time). But wanting to see what else was out there, I downloaded ACDSee last week, for free, and after learning to use it, particularly in "manual" mode, has seen astonishing results in my photos. And I love that it goes even farther, allowing the user to adjust all parameters of the image, even before taking the picture. Great job, developers! Please keep improving, only what is necessary, and please, like others feel they must, don' give us things we don't need and which eventually ruins or makes apps into unusable, "toys." Great job!!
Highly recommended
@Bxlarry176
I shoot can shoot a better video with thanks to this app and your Great tutorials . small file size is a plus also . Thanks
Doesn't work if you have orientation lock
phototrek
If you try to capture landscape photos and have the orientation lock on, you're in for a surprise: the level suddenly lies (it's off by some 20 degrees), and captured images have the wrong orientation. Why? This is the only app known to man that gets it wrong. Instead of fixing the bug, we're told to turn off rotation lock. Yes, every time when I need to quickly capture a picture I'll start fiddling with my lock settings.