ProShot review
A paid iOS and Android camera app with manual controls, RAW capture and 4K video on supported devices.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
ProShot is a paid camera app from Rise Up Games for iPhone, iPad and Android. Its manual shutter-speed, ISO and focus controls, alongside photo and video modes, make it a fit for mobile photographers and videographers who want more direct control over capture. The app also supports RAW photos, 4K video recording on compatible devices, a live histogram and focus peaking. It is aimed at solo users and small teams who want camera controls on mobile rather than a broader image-editing or production suite.
The feature set gives ProShot a practical focus on capture and monitoring. RAW support provides an option for photo workflows that need the format, while the histogram and focus peaking help users monitor exposure and focus as they frame a shot. Video recording is included alongside still photography, with 4K available on supported hardware. Capabilities and maximum resolutions depend on the device and operating-system version, so the app's feature set may differ across iOS and Android devices. Buyers should check compatibility for the hardware they plan to use.
ProShot has no free plan, and pricing varies by app store and region; the official product page links to store listings instead of publishing a universal price. That means prospective buyers need to check their own store for the applicable cost before deciding. Its mobile-first scope and capture controls make it a reasonable option for cross-platform users seeking manual operation, RAW photos and video in one camera app. It is less suited to anyone who needs a free plan or consistent capabilities across different devices; users who prioritize either should compare alternatives before purchasing.
ProShot pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Manual shutter-speed, ISO and focus controls
- RAW photo capture and 4K video on supported devices
- Live histogram and focus peaking for monitoring
- Where it doesn't
- No free plan
- 4K recording depends on compatible devices
- Available capabilities vary by device and operating-system version
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