First: I find myself frequently answering the same questions (here, other forums, email, twitter, fb, smoke signal, etc.), so I'm hoping this will be a good post to link people to.
Windows 10 and some newer hardware may cause issues with ProShot (but it will get better)
Reasons
1) Windows 10 is still buggy
2) Microsoft promised to support Windows Phone 8.0 APIs in Windows 10, but either it is not optimized, or the OS is not optimized, or both
3) Some newer Lumia hardware (640, 950) don't fully support the APIs used to build ProShot
What I'm doing about it
Rewriting the entire app for Windows 10. All of it. Everything. It's a lot of work, so please be patient. If you're curious to find out what it's gonna look like, please see this video for the iOS version (just wrapped up development on it, currently awaiting Apple's approval):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AXi_-NwzyzM
I still have a long way to go, and a lot of hardware to test it on, but I'm gonna do this, and I'm gonna do it right. Since there is so much interest I might set up a blog. Actually yeah, that sounds like a fun idea
So what's so special about version 6.0?
i can not guess...
The entire app is being rewritten for Windows 10 using the latest APIs. Basically I have to start from the beginning again :/
Some questions for the ProShot Developer;
- Does or will ProShot have a spot metering system to find which exposures you'll need ?
- Does it or will future version of ProShot have a light meter to determine the exposure range ?
- There is a histogram in ProShot at present, has it been enhanced in any way from previous versions ?
- What is the maximum exposures ProShot can take ?
- Does ProShot have AEB (Auto Exposure Bracketing) feature ?
- Is there an option for Normal and Sorted bracketing order ?
- Is there any features found in the iPhone App I installed ProShot on my Lumia 950. I tried using the HDR mode but the processing seems to take forever. I've searched the post and some have mentioned that their camera app crashes using HDR. Anyone have an issue using HDR on the Lumia 950? Normally how long does it take to process an HDR image?
It's hard for me to tell since I don't have a 950 yet. Are you shooting at high resolutions? Microsoft promised that Windows 10 would fully support Windows Phone's 8.0 APIs (which were used to build ProShot), but it seems like support or compatibility is either slowly being dropped, or it's another bug in Windows 10. I've noticed that the app runs a lot slower on W10 than 8.1.