Apps by Detlev Voss

PhotoView is now on the App Store

PhotoView is now available on the App Store for iPhone and iPad and on the Mac App Store. Every photo remembers how it was made, and PhotoView shows it: tap once, and the settings, the lens, the place and the keywords appear over the full-screen photo. Tap again, and it’s just the photo.

A gull in flight against a blue sky, full screen in PhotoView, with the metadata overlay in the lower left: f/11, 1/320 and ISO 100 on the top line, and below it the Exposure group with a focal length of 250 mm and the program Shutter priority

Free to start, Pro to try

PhotoView is free to download. With it, you view your photos, Live Photos and videos full screen, play slideshows, send them to the TV over AirPlay on iPhone and iPad, and read the camera, lens and exposure data. PhotoView Pro adds IPTC, locations on a map, RAW and DNG, XMP and the “Maker notes” from Canon and Nikon. Try Pro free for 7 days, and nothing is charged at the end. If you like it, buy it once and it’s yours for good, on iPhone, iPad and Mac. No subscription.

If you tested the beta

The App Store version replaces the beta on your device. TestFlight purchases don’t carry over, and a Pro trial you started in the beta doesn’t start over. The details are in “On the way to the App Store”.

Thank you to everyone who tested PhotoView over the summer, reported bugs and sent ideas, and to everyone who pre-ordered it. And if you like the app, a rating on the App Store helps a lot.

Get it

Download on the App Store Download on the Mac App Store

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