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Whew sorry for the absence everyone! Trying to catch up... Unfortunately TIFF might not work on your 640, it's looking like an OS bug that I need to talk to Microsoft about. It should, but the effect is not really going to work indoors or when the scene doesn't have much contrast. That's...

I'll look into that. Right now ProShot is just relying on the OS to tell it when to rotate the device. Yep! Should be all good on that front with v1.0.7 :) Hmm, you're right, it's not automatically adjusting for me, either. This was definitely working before so I'm puzzled. I'll look into it...

I'll have this fixed in the next update :) Which OS version do you have? Can you take a screenshot of the error?

Hmm, it should be the same location as the camera roll. Microsoft gives developers a tool that basically says "Save this photo to the camera roll", which is what I use. If this is truly not working then I'll have to report it as a bug. I don't want to say never, but it's not a priority right...

If think only the 4:3 aspect ratio gives you full resolution on the 1020, I couldn't find a way around that. As for image quality, I haven't done extensive tests. I just wired up the hardware calls to the UI :P

At long last! ProShot will be launching tomorrow, Friday August 26. For real this time :) See you soon!

Still waiting :(

Announcement: I'm having issues publishing ProShot to the store, Microsoft says its something on their end and will be getting back to me in about an hour. I did everything in my power to ensure this launch goes smoothly, but sometimes things happen that are outside of your control. Thank you...

Yep, so sorry for the delay everyone, this W10 journey has been one wild ride after another :grincry: FAQ Q: Date, price and requirements? A: ProShot for Windows 10 is launching Monday August 15, 2016. It will be 50% off for the first 24h at $1.99. After that the normal price will be $3.99. It...

Actually I don't want to get anyone's hopes up too much, you'd likely get better results setting the shutter speed to 1/4s and shooting through one or two pairs of sunglasses (free ND filters, basically :smile:). Light Painting in ProShot is still really early tech, and the resolution is low...

Yep, it can be used for that. You'll have to keep the camera reallllllly steady though. There are many different algorithms I can use for the image processing, the one implemented in this first release was just the easiest. I'll be experimenting with and adding more techniques in the future!

The Light Painting mode is still in its early stages, much like how it is on iOS and Android, so it won't be too useful for star trails just yet. But that feature is sooo high on my todo list. For now the timelapse (intervalometer) mode will be your best bet, then stack the images on your computer.

Still waiting on a few things to clear, but it did give me a chance to optimize a lot of stuff. And add this: Plus a few other things that weren't in the video I posted :cool:

I was dumbstruck when I heard it. Direct words from an IRS representative.

It'll be one file. I'm sorry, what were your questions? I'd be glad to answer them. I feel terrible. Everything was all set to launch by the end of this week, but some mix ups happened with my paperwork and I don't have an ETA anymore :( I incorporated Rise Up Games (like two months ago) and...