Focos app updated to support Apple ProRAW for more control over photo editing

A photo editing iOS app, Focos has been updated to support Apple ProRAW, offers redesigned UI, and improvements. Now, iPhone 12 Pro and Pro Max users can use Focos app tools like the bokeh effect and others to creatively engineer their photographs in Apple ProRAW.

Released in iOS 14.3, Apple ProRAW is designed to give users more creative control over the photography experience. However, the feature is not compatible with Live photos, Portrait photos, and for recording. Apple ProRAW is available in Photos and third-party apps.

Apple ProRAW combines the information of a standard RAW format along with iPhone image processing, which gives you more flexibility when editing the exposure, color, and white balance in your photo. Your iPhone 12 Pro and iPhone 12 Pro Max can capture images in ProRAW format using any of its cameras, including when also using the Smart HDR, Deep Fusion, or Night mode features.* You can edit ProRAW photos in the Photos app and other third-party photo apps.

Focos app now supports Apple ProRAW photos

The popular Focos app is praised for its editing features like True 3D imaging, photos with shallow depth of field, DSLR like large apertures for bokeh effects, simulated aperture diaphragms, lens characteristics, and more. Now the latest version of the app, 2.4.1, features a new home page, enhanced pixels, tools and bug fixes, and performance issues. Here are the complete release notes:

• With newly designed home page, it is easier to choose photos from albums for editing with bokeh effect. In addition, you are now able to open photos directly from Files app.
• Support for RAW and ProRAW formats added. You can now adjust exposure / temperature / tone map losslessly & check EXIF before importing RAW images to the editing interface.
• Maximum support of 20M pixels as output resolution on most devices.
• Enhanced editing interface designed for iPad with new slider control.
• The eraser returns to the patch tool and also brings a new “restore” brush.
• Left handed editing mode for iPad added. Appreciation for Luis Maldonado.
• Issue of foreground bokeh with wavy lines fixed.
• Interface stuck issue after sharing images to other apps fixed.
• Fixed the issue of the version 2.4.

Focos app can be downloaded for free from the App Store and is available for $0.99/ monthly, $7.99/yearly, and $12.99 for lifetime access. It requires iOS 11.0 or later and is compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.