We're excited to be launching Camo 1.8 today which brings support for 60 fps video and adjustable frame rate controls, along with 'Smart Zoom', video stabilisation, improved colour and brightness adjustments, and high GPU priority mode to boost Camo Studio’s performance when gaming or streaming. Fix We've fixed a bug which meant that Camo Studio could occasionally think a licence had expired shortly before it was due to renew.Fix We've fixed a bug which caused issues with Camo Studio’s audio output when your phone isn't connected.Fix We've fixed a bug which meant that Camo Studio would sometimes prevent your Mac from sleeping.Improvement It's now easier to remove the current overlay - you can now disable an overlay simply by clicking on it.Improvement The brightness control has now been completely re-worked to give you finer grained control and make you look less washed out when increasing brightness.Feature We've added a vibrancy control, which gives you a way to boost or dampen duller colours in a way that’s less heavy-handed and artificial than using the saturation control.Feature Camo's new image stabilisation functionality minimises the effect of vibrations and other disturbances on the image, great for desk mounted devices, wobbly mounts, or heavy-handed typists.This makes use of the 'Smart Zoom' feature to ensure the video is perfectly crisp.

Feature Virtual rotation gives you the ability to choose between landscape and portrait video without having to physically rotate your phone.

Smart Zoom can be enabled in Camo Studio’s Preferences dialog, under the General tab. Camo now avoids using digital zoom wherever possible, and instead rely on a higher resolution source image from the camera’s sensor, mimicking lossless optical zoom.

Feature We've added Smart Zoom, which lets you take advantage of your iPhone's 4K sensors regardless of which resolution you're using.

* Feature: Frame-rate controls have long been one of our most popular feature requests, and now they’re here! Camo now lets users choose from a range of frame-rates between 15 and 60 fps, making it easy for streamers to match their camera frame rate with the stream.If you run into any problems, please reach out to us at We'd love to help and hear from you. We're excited to be launching Camo 1.8 today which brings support for 60 fps video and adjustable frame rate controls, along with 'Smart Zoom', video stabilisation, and improved colour and brightness adjustments.

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