Lucky Clan has announced Top Camera 2.2 for iOS, an update to their photography App that adds more than 25 features to the standard iOS Camera app. It adds “volume” button as shutter feature, which allows users to quickly take photos by pressing Volume-Up or Volume-Down physical button on iPhone or iPad. The new version also fixes few minor bugs found in the previous version.
It includes HDR (High Dynamic Range) feature, Video recording in HD, an artistic slow shutter mode with light trail effects, and the use of folders for file management.
Additional features include 4 picture quality settings, burst mode, 4 camera timer settings, virtual horizon, exposure box, Focus Box, geotagging, picture alignment grid, white balance, stabilizer, and digital zoom.
Top Camera also supports operation in both portrait and landscape orientations, includes iTunes file sharing, and saves images to its internal gallery, the iOS Photo Library, or both.
According to Apple, “Now you can take great photos that capture a wider range of light intensity using the new high dynamic range (HDR) setting. After selecting HDR, just point a device at your subject and shoot. iPhone or iPad automatically captures three photos of the scene – each with different exposure levels. Then it layers the shots together to create a single photo that combines the best elements of each shot and more accurately represents the wide range of light in the scene. Both the regular shot and the HDR photo appear in the Camera Roll.”