Feature summary | Photoshop Camera (2020 release)

With Adobe Photoshop Camera, you can add a lens effect in real-time or choose to apply filters and lens effects to a photo from your gallery. To capture photos using Photoshop Camera, do the following:

1. Launch the app to enter the viewfinder mode. By default, the in-app camera opens front-facing. 
2. Double tap anywhere in the viewfinder mode or tap  to flip the camera.
3. Tap the lens icon () to browse through the list downloaded lens effects. Tap a lens from the carousel to apply.
4. Once you are happy with your settings and lens effects, tap the shutter icon to take the photo. Tap the cancel () icon to exit the applied lens.
5. Tap the Photo Preview icon and find your photo under PsC Studio. The PsC Studio acts as a temporary workspace used to edit lens effects and share your photos.

You can also import photos from the device gallery or Lightroom and apply any lens effect from the carousel.

To learn more about capturing and importing photos, see Capture in-app and import photos.

Apply creative lens effects

Photoshop Camera understands the best lenses and effects for your photos — even before you capture a shot! With AI-powered features that bring you the magic of Photoshop in a single tap, you can take selfies, food and scenery shots, and more.

To apply lens effects before capturing a shot, do the following:

1. Open Photoshop Camera app to enter viewfinder.
2. Point your camera to the subject you want to capture.
3. In viewfinder, you can pick from an ever-growing list of lenses to apply. Based on the subject you intend to capture, Adobe Sensei enabled content-aware recommendations () help you choose the best lenses to apply from the lens carousel. You can also see portrait lens suggestions () appear above the shutter icon.
4. Tap the cancel () icon to exit the applied lens and try some other lens.
5. Once you are happy with your settings and lens effects, tap the shutter icon to take the photo. The captured photo gets saved in PsC Studio. 

To learn more, see Apply Photoshop lens effects and filters.

Explore an ever-growing family of lenses

Photoshop Camera comes with an amazing collection of magical lenses to choose from. What is more exciting is that Adobe plans to keep adding more lenses and effects to the app library frequently so there’s always something new to discover.

To explore all available Photoshop Camera lenses and manage your downloaded lenses, do the following:

1. Tap  in the upper left corner of the viewfinder to open the Lens Library.
2. In Lens Library, you can explore all lenses in the All Lenses view and manage your downloaded lenses in the Manage Lenses view.
   1. All Lenses: To explore all the lenses available in Photoshop Camera, swipe up and down in the All Lenses view. This is the default library view. 
   2. Manage Lenses: To find all the lenses you have downloaded to the carousel, tap Manage Lenses. Grab the three-bars () icon beside a lens to drag and reposition in the order you want to see it in the lens carousel.
3. Tap the return to Photoshop Camera icon () at the top right corner to go back to the viewfinder and take a photo.

For related helpful information, see Explore, manage, and create lenses.

Quick and easy share to social

With Photoshop Camera, it is easy to share your creatives on popular social platforms and show off your unique style. Let the world see your unique creative photography style as you create a buzz with your social feed. 

To explicitly save a photo to camera roll, do the following:

1. Tap the save () icon in the refine screen. 

2. In the screen that opens, select a suitable crop or resize option for your photo before saving. 

   Note: For now, resizing options are not available on Android. Simply tap the save icon to save your photo in your Android device's Albums.
   

3. (iOS only) Tap Save to camera roll. Tap the cancel () icon in the top left corner to exit the save operation and go back to the refine screen.

To learn more, see Save your photos and share to social.