In this camera app, you can manually control exposure settings and trigger external flashes for low-light photography. Includes support for JPEG, TIFF, and RAW formats with focus and white balance adjustments.
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AppRecs rating 2.6. Trustworthiness 76 out of 100. Review manipulation risk 23 out of 100. Based on a review sample analyzed.
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5 star
8%
4 star
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3 star
33%
2 star
17%
1 star
42%
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Low review manipulation risk
23% review manipulation risk
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Credible reviews
76% trustworthiness score from analyzed reviews
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Mixed user feedback
Average 2.2★ rating suggests room for improvement
About TricCam
It saves photos in JPEG, TIFF and RAW (DNG) formats with manual controls, or using auto exposure feature to become a point-and-shoot camera.
More information about Tric flash trigger:
http://www.tricflash.com
Photo File Format:
* JPEG with configuratble compression quality
* TIFF with LZW lossless compression
* RAW in DNG format
Manual control:
* ISO
* shutter speed (sync speed is limited)
* white balance
Focus:
* tap to focus
* lock focus
* manual focus
* LED torch as focus assist light
Flash Sync Speed:
iSight Camera (back)
* iPhone 5s, 6/6 Plus: 1/30 sec.
* iPhone 6s/6s Plus, SE, 7/7 Plus (both wide and telephoto): 1/45 sec.
FaceTime Camera (front)
* iPhone 5s, 6s/6s Plus, SE, 7/7 Plus: 1/30 sec.
* iPhone 6/6 Plus: 1/60 sec.
Other Features:
* Grid
* Noise reduction filter
When taking a photo at low light conditions, you are not limited by iPhone's LED light anymore. For the first time, you can use speedlight or studio strobe for iPhone photography.
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Reviews for TricCam
CiChris
Please update this app
It needs has an update in (5) years! I love the app and I’m able to use my external flashes with my iPhone XS Max, but I wish this had an upgrade. Especially the formate of the app. I see potential in this app, but it needs a 2025 good upgrade.
Mr.racsr
Not fully functional yet
I just received yesterday my Tric flash trigger purchased few days ago. Looks like a flash receiver but not a strong or sturdy unit, kind of cheap manufacture. Anyways, I downloaded the version lite of the app offering only ISO control to test if it would work with my iPhone 12 Pro Max and it did connect to my phone and triggered my flash; soot showed compatibility with the last iPhone and IOS 14.x versions. Took some shots and I had to adjust the flash power and distance to the subject as other system only operates on manual mode which I have no problem but the functionality of my 3 lenses was limited to only one. I installed then the paid version of the app and I did found the other controls, however these are my observations: 1- the app is not fast responsive to the touch gestures, it takes forever to move up and down the control menu. 2- only 1 camera can be operated and the zoom function does not work and this lack of functionality avoid using the great professional potential offered by the array of cameras that this iPhone model offers. 3- when checking the photo just taken for feedback, it takes more than 30 seconds to appear in the screen instead of being instantaneous. I think that there is a lot of potential with this device but it should start with an fully functional app that permits the full use of all the iPhone cameras, more responsive touch control, a better GUI with bigger buttons. First is your update of the app and second a better construction of the actual trigger: the flimsy feeling will not attract advanced or professional users looking for a trusty and rugged device to carry on the field. The ability to create professional flash lightning with this app/device is very seducing but is has to be done right.
