Photosynthesis is a camera app for iPhone by Sam Shepherd, for taking photos with two rear lenses at once and merging them into one image, with no generative AI used.
Photosynthesis fires two rear lenses at the same moment, such as the main and the telephoto or the main and the ultra wide, and combines them into one photo with matched alignment and color.
It has a speed mode, a quality mode that adds a separate shot from each lens, and a night mode for low light.
An in-app editor offers filters and manual adjustments, and a Photosynthesis file keeps the layers when you export and re-import a photo.
Who Photosynthesis suits
iPhone users who shoot concerts, events or distant subjects
People who want more real detail without AI upscaling
One limit. Photosynthesis needs an iPhone with at least two rear lenses.
What Photosynthesis costs
The maker's site says everything is unlocked for the first 14 days, then capture and editing stay free with limited exports; a subscription or one-time purchase unlocks everything.
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