Halide's process zero II adds HDR and ProRAW to 'hands-off' mode, because nothing says minimalism like sneaking in more computation

Halide, a popular iPhone camera app, has debuted a major update called Halide Mark III, available as a Public Preview. This update has been years in the making and allows users to test new features while the design is finalized. The update includes the next iteration of Process Zero mode, which adds HDR and ProRAW support to its hands-off, anti-computational image processing method. A new black-and-white film simulation with HDR support is also introduced. The update is significant as it addresses the misconception that HDR is overly computational, when in fact it can enhance image quality. Halide Mark III is available for iPhone users, and the company plans to add more "Looks" to the app in the future. The update demonstrates Halide's commitment to providing users with advanced camera features and image processing capabilities, solidifying its position in the competitive mobile photography industry. The Public Preview is now available for users to experience the new features.