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Version 2.6.1 · 2026-03-16
1. Support 48MP photo 2. Support Analog film 3. Optimize APP performance 4. Fix known issues
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The store currently lists version 2.6.1, updated 2026-03-16.








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RCam is a professional video recording and photo shooting application designed for iOS devices. It provides professional tools including focus peaking, false color, Histogram and support for PRORAW / RAW shooting --DNG export photos. It gives you audio metering, custom resolutions, and framerates. To build eight kinds of professional model, and its manual mode has extremely fast response speed, allowing you to control the shooting parameters freely.
Camera eight modes:
1. Slow motion --- Support 24fps , 30fps , 48fps , 50fps , 60fps different frame rates
2. Time-lapse ---- Support 24~60 different frame rate settings, adjust the shutter interval and set the automatic shooting time
3. Video --- Support 1080P, 3k, 4K, and dolby vision video shooting, 24~60 different frame rate settings, up to 100 Mb/s encoding rate, self-timer, beauty filter
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1. Support 48MP photo 2. Support Analog film 3. Optimize APP performance 4. Fix known issues
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