MANUAL
xZoom Cam | Pro Camera
1
ZOOM IN
CONTROL
You can control camera Zoom In with only one finger,
zoom in controls, spin-wheel or physical capture button
1.1
Pan
Gesture
Use only one finger Pan to Zoom In / Zoom Out
• slide up for Zoom In
• slide down for Zoom Out
• supports Landscape mode
• has exponential calculation
• change scale direction in App Settings
Scale Direction
UP
Scale Direction
UPSIDE-DOWN
1.2
Pinch
Gesture
Use Pinch To Zoom like you normally do for Zoom In
• default Camera app behaviour
• easy and accurate scale control
• familiar gesture
1.3
Double Tap
Gesture
Use the Double Tap gesture to start automatically increasing Zoom In value up to the maximum and Single Tap gesture to stop on the current zoomed value
1.4
Zoom In
Control
Zoom In Control is located at the bottom of the screen
Contains three main scale factors
Scale factors depend on camera type (e.g: Triple, Dual, Tele)
and iPhone model
1.5
Zoom
Spin-Wheel
By long pressing on the Zoom In Control the Spin-Wheel Control will appear with the Zoom In adjustment mode
1.6
Hybrid
Zoom
The iPhone models with Telephoto camera on board can experience the power of Hybrid Zoom
By mixing up Optical and Digital zoom together you can achieve amazing zoom results
1.7
Camera
Control
To change camera zoom just lightly tap on the Camera Control and swipe for adjusting
Models with the Camera Control
• iPhone 16
• iPhone 16 Plus
• iPhone 16 Pro
• iPhone 16 Pro Max
• iPhone 17
• iPhone 17 Pro
• iPhone 17 Pro Max
• iPhone Air
1.8
Zoom In Ramp
You can setup the Zoom Ramp rate for all kinds of Zoom In or Zoom Out controls to make your video look even more PRO
To change the Ramp Rate, please go to the app Settings
example: 2.0 - slower, 8.0 - faster
Zoom In Rate
3.0
Zoom Out Rate
6.0
Zoom Spin Rate
4.0
Zoom Out Pan Rate
3.0
VIEW
TARGET
2
Target View combines real-time camera data that gives you even more control over your shots
Like ISO, Shutter Speed, Timer, Lens Position, Zoom Level, Horizon Level and Capture control
2.1
Data
Indicators
Video Zoom Factor
Displays the current video zoom factor
If the capture device has optical zoom (e.g. Telephoto camera), the optical zoom value will be the min position
ISO level
Displays the current ISO level that can be locked
To lock the ISO level just tap and hold on screen till the beep sound
Higher ISO is for scenes with low light
Shutter Speed
Shows the Shutter Speed value
A faster shutter captures sharp motion, while slower speeds allow more light and can introduce motion blur
Lens Position
Shows real-time lens position
2.2
Focus
Modes
AUTO
Autofocus mode, lens position is changed automatically, depending on scene conditions
Tap on this icon to bring your AUTO mode into MANUAL if your camera supports it (e.g. Wide, Telephoto)
MANUAL
Means that the camera focus is in the Locked position
You can adjust the Lens position via adjustment control or long tap on the screen to refocus at some other given point and lock position again
To exit the MANUAL mode just tap on MANUAL mode indicator (if the selected devices support AUTO mode)
Lens position range
• min 0.0
• max 1.0
2.3
Focus
Indicators
Indicate approximate focus targets
• Macro
• Person
• Landscape
• Infinite
2.4
Horizon
Level
Level automatically appears every time the device rotation is close to Portrait or Landscape rotations
You can turn it off in the App Settings
2.5
Capture
Timer
Set the Timer value in App Settings to make timer countdown appear each time you do the capture
2.6
Action
Button
Start & Stop Capture
Use start capture by tapping on the Action button
Available for Video and Photo modes
In Video mode the indicator starts blinking and will be tinted red
2.7
Edit
Mode
Long Press on the Target View to enter the Edit mode
In the Edit mode you can change the transparency of the view or hide it
PHOTO
MODE
3
In this section we will touch upon the description
how to use the Photo mode and the setups to it
3.1
Switch to
Photo Mode
To select the Photo mode just tap on the top left corner segment
3.2
Camera
Device
You can use any of the available camera from your device or use the default virtual camera
3.3
Photo
Resolution
There are several resolution options to choose
from - 12 / 24 / 48 MP
3.4
Photo
Formats
You can select the file format you need:
-JPEG Compressed, small file size, ready to use straight from the camera
-HEIC More efficient than JPEG (better quality at smaller size), supports advanced color and depth data
-TIFF Very high quality, little or no compression
-ProRAW Combines RAW data with computational photography, maximum editing control and dynamic range
ProRAW
3.5
ProRAW is a high-end image format (notably Apple ProRAW) that combines the flexibility of RAW photography with the intelligence of computational photography
Chose it if you want maximum control in post-processing without losing modern camera enhancements
3.6
Grid
Overlays
For ease of composition, several grids are available to choose from, such as:
-the standard grid
-the phi grid
-the fibonacci grid
3.7
Exposure
By pressing the exposure correction button, you can rotate the picture brightness control wheel, automatically adjusting the ISO level and Shutter speed
This option is available in the following modes: Triple Camera, Dual Camera, Back Dual Wide Camera
3.8
Focus
By turning the focus adjustment wheel clockwise and back, you can manually adjust the focus to suit your needs
Starting with small values, this will be:
- Macro – Enables close-up focusing for small subjects and fine details
- Portrait – Optimizes focus for people, keeping the subject sharp while softly separating the background
- Landscape – Adjusts focus for distant scenes, maintaining sharpness across a wide depth of field
- Infinity (∞) – Locks focus at the far distance for very distant subjects and night or sky photography
Or just trust the autofocus by pressing the button on top called AF Lock
3.9
Horizon
Level
The Horizon Level uses the iPhone’s gyroscope to show when the camera is perfectly level
It helps keep horizons and vertical lines straight by indicating tilt, reducing the need for cropping or correction later
In the app, the indicator is located in the middle of the screen as horizontal yellow lines
You can enable it in the settings, under the Composition section.
3.10
Pro Mode
In Pro Mode, you can manually set parameters such as ISO (in the lower left area), White Balance (upper left area), and Shutter Speed (in the lower right area)
3.11
Mirroring
When you switch to the front camera, the function of horizontal image flipping will be available in the upper right area
3.12
Constant
Color
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3.13
Fast
Capture
Fast Photo Capture mode is available in Settings
It reduces camera delays before the next shoot
3.14
Zero
Shatter
Lag
Also Zero Shatter Lag mode is available in Settings This function intended for the instant photo capture
3.14
Flash
Light
Flash Light Mode is enabled by pressing in the upper left area and allows to take photos with constant light
3.14
Burst
Mode
This mode allows you to take a continuous series of photos by long press on the main capture button
VIDEO
MODE
4
This section will help you understand the features of the video mode
4.1
Switch To
Video Mode
To switch the Video mode just tap on the top left corner segment
4.2
Video
Format Type
In the upper right area you can select the format of the recorded video file:
SDR (Standard Dynamic Range) – Standard video format with limited brightness and contrast
HDR (High Dynamic Range) – Wider brightness and color range; more detail in highlights and shadows
ProRes – Professional Apple codec with very high quality and low compression; ideal for editing
LOG – Flat color profile that preserves maximum dynamic range for color grading
4.3
Video
Preset
You can also select a video preset by clicking on the corresponding icon
The following presets are available to choose from:
4K (3840×2160) – Very high resolution and sharp detail ideal for professional video and large screens
Full HD (1920×1080) – High quality standard, balanced detail and file size
HD (1280×720) – Basic high definition smaller files, suitable for web and mobile
VGA (640×480) – Low resolution minimal detail, used mainly for legacy or preview video
4.4
Video
Frame Rate
Based on your tasks, you can choose the appropriate frame rate (the icon is located next to the settings selection):
-240 fps Ultra–high frame rate used for extreme slow motion
Captures very fast action (sports, splashes, explosions)
-120 fps High frame rate ideal for slow motion with excellent clarity
Often used in action shots, sports, and creative cinematic slow-downs
-60 fps Very smooth motion
Common for sports, gaming, vlogs, and online content where fluid movement looks more natural, especially on modern displays
-30 fps Standard for digital video and web content Balanced look—smooth enough for motion while keeping file sizes reasonable
-25 fps Broadcast standard in PAL regions
Common for TV production and content intended for European broadcast systems.
-24 fps Classic cinematic frame rate
Used in movies to achieve a traditional, film-like motion and storytelling feel
4.5
Dolby
Vision Mode
While the mode is on (the icon is colored yellow) activating 10bit format with high color depth that allows the display of over 1 billion colors
This results is much smoother gradients and less banding, which is critical for professional color grading, HDR content, and visual effects
4.6
Stabilization
Mode
The stabilization mode icon is located under the Dolby Vision function
By activating this mode reduces camera shake during video recording, making footage smoother by compensating for hand movements—ideal for walking shots, handheld video, and action scenes.
4.7
MultiCam Mode
Establishes video connections from multiple cameras, Allows to pause and resume recording while filming, enabling camera switching during video recording
4.8
PiP mode
The function PiP (picture in picture) is available in Multicam mode
Allows to switching cameras (from main to frontal and vice versa) during recoding video, Also allows you to record from two cameras simultaneously
Show
iFrame
Formats
4.9
You can switch it in settings
High-quality, editing-optimized video formats with keyframe-only compression
4.10
Video
Codec
Also in the settings, in the "video" section, you can select a video codec:
MPEG – A widely used codec family that offers good compatibility and moderate compression, common in older video formats and standard broadcasting
HEVC (H.265) – A modern codec with much higher compression efficiency, delivering better quality at smaller file sizes, ideal for 4K, HDR, and modern streaming