Camera+ 4.2 pentru iPhone – update este disponibil in App Store, aduce “modul rafala” si pe iPhone 5 si iPhone 5c

Camera+ este o aplicatie disponibila in App Store-ul companiei Apple de cativa ani de zile, devenind extrem de populara in randul utilizatorilor – mai ales de iPhone – datorita faptului ca permite tuturor sa inregistreze poze si mai bune cu ajutorul terminalelor lor, dar si sa le editeze foarte usor. In cursul noptii trecute cei de la taptaptap au publicat versiunea 4.2 a celebrei aplicatii, aceasta aducand o noutate extrem de importanta pentru utilizatori. Camera+ 4.2 aduce acum modul rafala (burst mode), care este prezent numai pe iPhone 5s si care ne permite sa inregistram 10 fotografii pe secunda, si pe iPhone 5 si iPhone 5c, iar daca aveti unul dintre aceste doua dispozitive si va doreati noua functie a iPhone 5s, atunci aveti inca un motiv bun de a cumpara aplicatia. Separat de aceasta noutate, Camera+ aduce in versiunea 4.2, numai pentru utilizatorii care au instalat iOS 7, toate filtrele incluse de Apple in aplicatiile Camera si Poze din iOS 7, si corecteaza o problema din cauza careia aplicatia se inchidea subit. La final va spun ca cei de la tap tap tap au trecut direct de la versiunea 4.0.x la versiunea 4.2 invocand un motiv extrem de amuzant, fapt pentru care ne-am gandit sa il publicam mai jos:

So the previous version of Camera+ had a little bug where burst-mode shooting would crash. We fixed that.

We almost stopped there and just called it version 4.0.3, but then figured that it’d be the perfect time to boost burst-mode snaps to full-resolution on devices that could handle it (like the iPhone 5, iPhone 5s, and the unapologetically poorly-selling iPhone 5c).

That was enough to justify calling it version 4.1. And then we thought about jumping on the bandwagon where we put Camera+ out as a whole new app and let existing customers pay for it all over again. And of course there’d be the ensuing sh__storm where those customers felt cheated and we’d have to backpedal and reverse that shortsighted decision.

So it was Clear that that would’ve been a knuckleheaded move, so instead we decided to treat our lovely customers fairly and make Camera+ 4.1 a free update as we’ve always done. But then we felt like it was all give and no take… so to make us feel better about giving-in too easily, we chose to call it version 4.2. That’ll teach you to mess with us.

Then we felt bad about jumping ahead two version numbers and giving you little for your troubles. So we added a new effects pack that includes all the filters that Apple’s standard Camera and Photo apps include (for users on iOS 7). Two hours of coding (and eight trivial Core Image filters later), the Standard Effects Pack was born.