The minimal interface is designed to be used one-handed, with controls via your thumb.
$9.99 From Ben McCarthy, obscura.camera
Made for iPhone or iPod touch Needs iOS 14.1 or later
Obscura 3 has had a major overhaul from version 2, to account for the larger and more powerful phones that most of us now use. The most obvious change is the new interface that has been designed to be easily usable with one thumb. The app now has five capture modes photo, portrait, video, live, and manual each with its own set of controls so depending on which mode you're in, you'll see the relevant features.
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