ProShot v5.6.0.0 Cracked Windows Phone XAP

ProShot v5.6.0.0:

Welcome to ProShot, the world’s most advanced photography app, and the fastest camera on the market. It’s worth 2.99 US dollars. We get it to you free

Re-think what’s possible with a cell phone. Leave the heavy DSLR in the studio. ProShot’s got your back.

Features:

Adjustable Settings : Shutter Speed, ISO, White Balance, Exposure Compensation, Focus, Flash, Aspect Ratio, AF Assist Lamp, 10X zoom
Drive modes: Burst Shot (up to 8 FPS), Self-Timer, Intervalometer (for timelapse), HDR
Display features: Grid Lines, 3D Level Gauge, Histogram, Full HD photo browsing, EXIF viewer

In update : v5.6

UI refresh – many, many tweaks, fixes, optimizations, and improvements
Added aspect ratio shortcuts to the main viewfinder
Improved startup speed (~0.3-0.5 sec), general performance improvements, #seemsfaster
Improved HDR
Drive mode is now reset to ‘Normal’ on app launch
Several bug fixes to aspect ratio, resolution, and point AF

In update : v5.5

Significant improvement to startup time
Added single-finger zoom (up to zoom in, down to zoom out), max zoom increased to 10X
Can now save 20/41MP images directly to your camera roll (Lumia 1020 users: please update to Windows Phone 8.1)
Behavior of the ‘reset’ button in the filter editor changed, it now generates random filters. Have fun!
Added a second black and white mode
Added keyboard input for the RGB sliders in the filter editor
Added shorter intervals to timelapse (performance depends on phone, resolution, and shutter speed. Faster values may not work on all devices)
Added support for Prestigio, Blu Win, and Micromax phones (reinstall might be needed).
Added Spanish and Turkish languages
UI / UX improvements
Optimizations to filter processing, install size 40% smaller
By popular demand, added a donation page. If you downloaded ProShot for free and are enjoying it, please consider donating, it helps us make a better app.
Bug fixes to rotation lock, timelapse, and filter editor
Updated online manual, http://www.riseupgames.com/proshot/manual/windowsphone + Lumia 1020 users: reset your camera every once in a while by going to settings->applications->photos+camera->reset camera, and then restart your phone. We’ve noticed that it can speed up camera loading considerably.