Zerocam

Zerocam

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About this app

The first anti-AI camera app. Capture Moments, Not Megapixels.

Say Goodbye to Artificial Postprocessing: Embrace the beauty of natural photography. With Zerocam, there's no oversharpened, HDR-like flat look.

We capture photos in a unique way, removing excessive post-processing and applying subtle color grading to make the output photo pleasant to the eye.

One-Button Simplicity: Zerocam makes photography as simple as a point-and-shoot camera. With just one button, capturing moments has never been easier.

No Settings, Just Shooting: Forget about mode selection, exposure correction, focus peaking, or image review. You take the photo, and we handle the rest. There are no distractions, just pure photography.

Enjoy the Moment: Zerocam is the first camera app that lets you focus on the photo, not the camera.

Designed by Dmitry Novikov and developed by Sergio Rodríguez Rama, it's time to rethink how you capture your world.

Ratings and reviews

RAW support added finally and the reworked JPEG mode has been a great update. For anyone looking to use their phone camera more like a traditional camera (no auto hdr, stitching together multiple shots into 1, etc) and cut out 95% of the computational photography, this is the app for you. If you sucked in photography before this app launched, then this won't change that for you I'm afraid.

Love the app and the idea. Some other reviews don't understand the point of why you would want it though. There are two things I would like. To have the preview show a little more, it seems like the photos I get are a little wider than the preview. Also to have flash support, the loss of this makes it almost useless in low light. Still love the app though!

This app is pointless. It loses most useful features of modern phone cameras...for what, exactly? There are plenty of other cameras that allow you to control the parameters of your shot, post-processing, and save formats (including RAW). This doesn't offer those , and you throw away zoom, camera choice, exposure comp, flash, etc etc etc. The logical next step is a camera that doesn't even take pictures. $12 US a year? Hilarious!

What’s new

More strict RAW checks