Hi Scott,

HDR (and LowLight Plus) camera mode will come back! This is the current situation:

> iPhone 7 / 7 Plus + HDR / LowLight Plus < With every new generation of iPhones comes a new built-in camera system. To get optimal results in our special camera modes vividHDR in ProCamera and LowLight Plus, the capture process needs to be adjusted to the new camera characteristics. The „camera response curve“ of the actual devices has to be analyzed, so that’s not something we can prepare in advance. Our technology partner Ittiam Systems and we are working as fast as possible to release a product that meets our high quality standards. Over the coming weeks, the two modes will be optimized for the new devices (iPhone 7 & iPhone 7 Plus), and there will be free updates for both in-app purchases. Previous purchases can be restored. Low Light Plus will be available very soon. We are sorry you have to wait. Please bear with us for the time being. Your ProCamera Team

Now I have two separate apps. Arggh. Not my intention. Frankly I don’t care about paying another $3… IF I can get it.

So what’s the secret? How can I get HDR on my proCamera. For that matter… How can I execute any In-App Purchases!!!! Please advise.

I’m having the same problem in that both the HDR version and the original version are saved in my camera roll even though I uncheck Auto Save in the app. This is annoying because duplicate photos are unnecessarily taking up iPhone space and wasting vacation time deleting hundreds of photos. Please fix or advise on a solution. I bought the app and the HDR function.

The HDR tonemapping in the current release does not work effectively on the iPhone 6 – especially in low light situations which result in washed out, low contrast and sometimes blocky photos. For this reason we turned off the ability for iPhone 6 users to complete the IAP for the HDR but we left the watermark trial so people could see how it works. The HDR tonemapping algorithms are developed for each iPhone model. As you can understand it was not possible to optimise the algorithm until the vividHDR and our developers had the iPhone 6 in our hands.

As mentioned, the HDR tonemapping has now been optimised for iPhone 6 and 6+ and will be available in the next update and the IAP will be reactivated so you can remove the watermark. I’m sorry that you see it as greedy, we were trying to do the opposite and stop people purchasing a feature that wasn’t completed yet for the iPhone 6. We’re happy to answer any further questions you have about the HDR.

We’re sorry for the delay @saschaz3:disqus . We’ve been working closely with VividHDR to develop and implement the new HDR algorithms for the iPhone 6. This could only occur once we had an iPhone 6 in our hands and is why the process has taken longer than anticipated. We are currently finalising the next update which will have an optimised HDR for iPhone 6.

Hi Delu, we are currently finalising the update and will have it release shortly. Apologies for the delay.

Not at this stage marcio, the HDR will be optimised for iPhone 6 in the next update which is due very soon.

Thanks for answering. I liked your app. But please think a moment about the answer you gave: The app was all the time – including the HDR feature – working perfectly, creating astonishing results on the iPhone 5 AND also on the iPhone 6. The only problem is caused by your company itself: the irreversible watermark. For that addition including the whole HDR module to the Source Code you didn’t obviously neither need an iPhone 6 nor time or any other secrets.
So I can’t do more than accept what you wrote. What I believe is another thing. Do you know one of the most Important movies of the 1920’s, photographed in a marvelous B//W? It is called “Greed”.
I preferred to buy and try and try some other apps like ProCam XL, TADAA, VSCOcam (and the In-App-purchases). Would you have offered your app for a buck more but without watermark or spent the months like all the other developers with coding an own solution or at least made a solid deal with Ittiam Systems Ltd, the owners of VividHDR. So you wouldn’t now have to search for a mysterious explanation.
But now, you lost your customer’s credit. I wish that you will learn to act wiser, faster and regain the trust we lost in you.
Regards: Sascha