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Welcome to ProShot, the most powerful camera app on Android. 2s4xb

App info hv4z

Version :

8.31.5

Category :

Photography

Update :

May 26, 2025

Installs :

619,583

Developer :

Rise Up Games

Price :

$7.99

Requires Android :

Android 7.0+

Content Rating :

Everyone

App description 1t4h3

Android App Analysis and Review: ProShot, Developed by Rise Up Games. Listed in Photography Category. Current Version Is 8.31.5, Updated On 26/05/2025 . According to s reviews on Google Play: ProShot. Achieved Over 620 thousand Installs. ProShot Currently Has 18 thousand Reviews, Average Rating 4.4 Stars

NEW: Try ProShot Evaluator first to see which features your device s
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.riseupgames.proshotevaluator

"The screen layouts are excellent. DSLRs could learn a thing or two from the design of ProShot"
-Engadget

"If you can name it, chances are ProShot has it"
-Gizmodo

Welcome to ProShot, your complete photography and film making solution on Android.

Whether you are a seasoned professional or just getting started, ProShot has something for you. Its expansive feature set and unique interface unlock unlimited possibilities, ensuring you’ll never miss that perfect shot.

Manual Controls
ProShot unleashes the full power of the camera2 API to offer a range of manual, semi-manual and automatic controls, just like a DSLR. Take full advantage in Manual mode, keep ISO in check in Program mode, or leave it all on Auto and simply enjoy the moment.

Endless Features
With its wide range of options, ProShot adjusts to your changing world. Fly through camera settings with its unique Dual Dial system. Record video from any mode with the press of a button. Play with light in unique Light Painting modes. Capture the stars with Bulb mode. And adjust camera output with options for Noise Reduction, Tone Mapping, Sharpness and much more.

Privacy Built-In
In a world where everyone wants to harvest your data, ProShot doesn’t, because that’s the way it should be. No personal data is stored, collected or transmitted, so you can rest assured that your images, videos and data are safe.

There is so much more to ProShot. Below is a list of many of the features waiting for you. ProShot is under constant development, so great new things are always just on the horizon!

• Auto, Program, Manual, and two Custom modes, just like a DSLR
• Shutter priority, ISO priority, Automatic, and Full Manual control
• Adjust exposure, flash, focus, ISO, shutter speed, white balance and more
• Shoot in RAW (DNG), JPEG or RAW+JPEG
• HEIC on compatible devices
• for Vendor Extensions including Bokeh, HDR and more
• Light Painting with special modes for capturing water and star trails
• Bulb mode integrated into Light Painting
• Timelapse (intervalometer and video), with full camera control
• 4:3, 16:9, and 1:1 standard aspect ratio for photo
• Custom aspect ratios (21:9, 5:4, anything is possible)
• Zero-lag bracket exposure up to ±3
• Manual focus assist and focus peaking with customizable color
• Histogram with 3 modes
• Zoom up to 10X using just one finger
• Customizable accent color to fit your style
• Camera roll seamlessly integrated into the viewfinder
• Adjust JPEG quality, Noise Reduction quality, and storage location
• Shortcuts for GPS, screen brightness, camera shutter, and more
• Customization to truly make ProShot your own. Customize startup mode, remap volume buttons, set filename format, and much more

Video Features
• All camera controls available in Photo mode are also available in Video mode
• Up to 8K video with extreme bitrate options
• for “beyond 4K” on compatible devices
• Adjustable frame rate from 24 FPS up to 240 FPS
• LOG and FLAT color profiles for increased dynamic range
• for H.264 and H.265
• Up to 4K Timelapse
• Industry-standard options for 180 degree rule
• for external microphones
• Monitor audio levels and video file size in real-time
• Pause / resume recording
• for simultaneous audio playback (like Spotify) while recording
• Video light

Time to leave the heavy DSLR at home, ProShot's got your back.

What's New 1e1a4k

This update started as a tiny side-quest to add USB-C . Two months later, a lot has changed ? Here’s what’s new:

• Modernized storage access: ProShot now uses Storage Access Framework (SAF), no longer requires media library permission
• Added USB-C
• Camera roll now generates high res RAW previews (finally!)
• Edit button now edits videos (requires Google Photos)
• Added 20s shutter speed option
• UI improvements throughout, and so much more!
• Android 10 or higher now required

Rate and review on Google Play store h3w6w

4.4

17,693 total

5 74.9

4 10.9

3 2.8

2 2.4

1 9.0

Total number of ratings 256p1f

Total number of active s rated for: ProShot

Total number of installs (*estimated) h642f

Estimation of total number of installs on Google Play, Approximated from number of ratings and install bounds achieved on Google Play.

Recent Comments 6t95n

Jon Barnhart 2t1u55

Evaluator worked. But I wanted to do a time-lapse of the comet with cloud motion and environment. It said it could do up to 50 second exposure. I didn't need that but the native app can do 30 second. I needed about 10 second exposure. It kept erroring at 10 but worked at 8 second. I got 40 frames and now it won't do long exposure at all. Since it took more than two hours to discover the failure I'm now out the cost of a mostly useless app even as I'm discovering more failures.

Derrick Maxwell 6w4m10

The photos from the main camera are excellent. Very nice color and sharpness balance. The selfie camera is so so, definitely not as sharp as the stock or gcam apps. The video even at 4k is terrible. It's way too saturated. It looks worse than the stock video camera. And it's only up to 30fps, but looks slower than that. I have a OnePlus 8T.

Alexandra Rose 675r2l

I'm experiencing a problem with my Z Fold 5 using this photo app. When I open the camera, the screen displays a lot of wavy pixels, making it difficult to take photos. Strangely, the images turn out perfect once they are clicked and saved. I'm puzzled as to why the camera's screen display isn't clear, even though the final images are fine. Initially, I suspected there might be an issue with my phone, but I tried a different camera app and the screen appeared just fine.

Riley Martin 82622

I'm very happy with this app. I bought it because I wanted more pro controls than Google Camera gives on a Pixel 7a, and it definitely delivered. I was worried that as it isn't designed specifically for Pixel phones like the stock camera app, it might give lower quality images, but that hasn't been a problem. The UI was slightly complicated at first, but after watching the tutorial and using the app for a while, I would say its actually quite well designed for how many options it has.

Robin Canfield t639

Needed a new video recording app. Demo worked well on my phone so I bought Proshot. I like 24 fps so I set my video to that - and the viewfinder froze when I hit record. Couldn't see what was recording. Developer got back to me in a day, helped me troubleshoot, figured out 30 and 60 fps will work. Not exactly what I want, but controls are good. Demo app should let you take a, few photos.

Dennis n4r47

One of the BEST apps for Android on the market. We are using it on our Tripltek 8 Pro that has 21 Mp camera. Tried so many different apps and the quality of the photos/videos was simply sub-par. Once we paid and installed this app - it's absolutely a joy to use our tablet to take high-quality pictures and videos. Navigation is very simple and straight-forward. is AMAZING! We had an issue - they helped us to resolve it quickly! RECOMMEND! A+

Alan Hanson 6i434z

App seems to work OK as a camera. However, it refuses to save photos to my SD card, instead only saving to the internal phone memory. It's really a pain in the backside to have to constantly find the new images and move them to the SD card manually. The app provides an unhelpful error message then doesn't save the photo unless I select internal storage.(Fixed!)

William S. 126d25

I bought this thinking it would be an upgrade from the Pixel Pro's default Camera App. Unfortunately, it turned out to be a disappointment. The zoom feature doesn't switch cameras properly, leading to grainy and low-quality images. I had expected it to at least match the native app's quality. The lack of a proper demo trial should have been a red flag.