Costly DSLR cameras: pay attention! – ProCamera. Professional Camera Review

The aspect of simplicity in controlling ProCamera coupled with the lens and capabilities of the iPhone 6s Plus lens gives ProCamera the edge over full-size DSLR cameras for most camera shots. DSLR users, such as myself, spend thousands on the highest rated lenses and ancillary equipment, become recognized as experts and are constantly "in training," on industry standard software, simply to provide a customer the best shot possible, or to capture a naturally high dynamic range image for our personal viewing. Photography is an expensive undertaking, whether it be a hobby or for professional work. ProCamera faithfully captures an image which few can tell came from a DSLR or the iPhone platform. Its easy to set up individual shots quickly and accurately, and with all of the pro settings, you should always have room to experiment. (ProCamera Tip: Learn to shoot using manual controls, your images will thank you for it!) Nearly every setting that is on cameras costing thousands of dollars, is available on ProCamera. The difference being that the settings on ProCamera are incredibly simple to adjust. DSLR companies, are you listening? I admit to using ProCamera on professional shots in order to dial in the basic settings, then taking test pictures to see if I'm close to capturing the elusive perfect shot. Copying these settings to my DSLR, then fine tuning these and camera/lens specific settings takes a minute, but works incredibly well. Marrying the ease of setup of ProCamera to the setup of a DSLR camera/lens configuration has left me wondering: why hasn't ProCamera created a remote controller for professional DSLR cameras? It would effectively allow me to use one interface for all cameras, including my more than capable iPhone camera.
Review by MacDelta on ProCamera. Professional Camera.