ArchCam Support
Choose only the correction your subject needs. ArchCam applies it automatically and processes everything privately on your iPhone.
Each correction solves a different problem. Leaving every correction on can make the photo less natural.
ArchCam uses camera direction and lens information to calculate a shift-style correction automatically. It corrects converging upright lines caused by pointing the camera up or down. It does not correct side-to-side perspective from photographing a wall at an angle.
Wide photos can stretch faces, figures, circles, and other familiar shapes near the frame edges. Wide uses a fisheye projection to preserve their proportions more naturally. Because it may curve straight lines, it is better suited to people and organic shapes than architecture.
Level automatically corrects camera roll. It is useful for most everyday photos unless you want a deliberately angled composition.
Top-Down straightens rectangular and patterned surfaces photographed from above with the rear camera.
Both modes apply the same enabled corrections to the saved photo.
Choose front or rear cameras, pinch to zoom, and optionally adjust exposure and white balance. Tap the shutter or press either iPhone volume button.
ArchCam always saves the adjusted photo. In Settings, you can keep a second uncorrected copy and choose HEIF or JPEG output.
Include your iPhone model, iOS version, ArchCam version, and a short description of what happened. Do not send private photos unless they are necessary to explain the issue.
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