Question 1

Does Zerocam shoot RAW?

Accepted Answer

Yes! Zerocam 2.0 saves a pro-grade DNG (RAW) file alongside every JPEG. Edit the DNG in Lightroom, Darkroom, or any RAW editor — or just use the JPEG, which is colour-graded and ready to share immediately.

Question 2

What are Zero Looks?

Accepted Answer

Zero Looks are film-inspired colour profiles built into Zerocam. They're updated every month, and applying one takes a single tap — no editing software needed.

Question 3

Which lenses does Zerocam support?

Accepted Answer

Zerocam 2.0 supports native lens switching between Wide, Ultra Wide, and Telephoto on compatible iPhones. Just tap to switch — no menus, no modes.

Question 4

Where are all the settings and options?

Accepted Answer

Almost zero. The exposure, focus, and processing are all handled for you. The only choices are which lens to use and which Zero Look to apply.

Question 5

How does Zerocam focus?

Accepted Answer

Focus is always fixed on the centre of the frame, just like a classic point-and-shoot camera.

Question 6

Where is the selfie camera in Zerocam?

Accepted Answer

Flip your device and use the primary rear camera — it is significantly better than the front camera for selfies.

Question 7

What is multi-exposure mode in Zerocam?

Accepted Answer

Multi-exposure mode lets you blend multiple frames into a single artistic composition, straight in the camera — no editing app needed.

Question 8

What is the difference between Zerocam and just shooting RAW in the stock camera?

Accepted Answer

The stock camera still applies heavy AI postprocessing before it even writes the file. Zerocam bypasses that pipeline entirely: it captures raw sensor data with optimised settings, applies a subtle colour grade, and gives you both the DNG and a finished JPEG — with no artificial sharpening, fake HDR, or computational enhancements.

Question 9

What exactly does Zerocam do when I press the button?

Accepted Answer

Zerocam captures a RAW frame using the best exposure for the scene, processes it without AI overprocessing, applies your chosen Zero Look (or the default grade), and saves both a DNG and a compressed JPEG to your camera roll.