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We're excited to be releasing a new update for Camo Studio Windows, which brings support for custom watermarks and a bunch of smaller bug fixes.

• Feature Custom watermarks have come to Windows! 🎉
• Improvement We've tweaked how we display release notes announcing our updates in Camo Studio to make them clearer.
• Improvement Thanks to some helpful feedback from one of our users, we've made a couple of small tweaks to the text used by screen readers.
• Improvement The UI around license activation has been cleaned up a little.
• Fix We've fixed a bug where it could be difficult to read error messages when attempting to log in.
• Fix Camo will no longer crash if you've run out of disk space. Although you've probably got other things to worry about if that happens!
• Fix We've resolved some bugs around license deactivation.
• Fix We've also fixed a couple of unusual crashes seen by a handful of users.
• Fix There was a minor UI issue for users running a very old version of Camo on their iPhone. We've fixed that.

This Camo Studio update contains a bug fix for users on older versions of macOS. We're working hard on some great features for 1.3 that are launching very soon. Stay tuned!

If you run into any problems, please reach out to us at support@reincubate.com. We'd love to help and hear from you.

• Fix Camo Studio would occasionally crash for macOS 10.13 and 10.14 users. This should now be fixed.

Today's update to Camo Studio contains a few smaller improvements while we work on some long-requested features. Stay tuned!

If you run into any problems, please reach out to us at support@reincubate.com. We'd love to help and hear from you.

• Feature You can now search in the integrations window.
• Improvement Camo Studio can now integrate with Apple Silicon-only apps. (We already had M1 support, though!)
• Improvement We've added new apps to our integrations: Descript, Filmora, Zoho Meetings, and Brave Browser. Welcome! We've also updated Webex and QuickTime Player's compatibility information.
• Improvement We've updated the battery icon to be easier to read.
• Fix Camo Studio would sometimes fail to remove itself from the Downloads folder upon installation. This has been fixed.
• Fix Some American users may have experienced notifications from Camo Studio containing incorrect text. This is now resolved.
• Fix Audio now works correctly on macOS 10.13.
• Fix We've made some behind the scenes improvements to Camo to keep it working great.

We're super-excited to be shipping Camo Studio for Windows 1.0 today. What's new? Well, we laid a lot of the groundwork for this in our last release, but there's a little more here. Oh... and more to come soon! 👍

• Improvement Various improvements to the licensing and activation system behind Camo.
• Improvement Adjusted the font size on the exposure and white balance control groups, and adjusted label positions relative to the sliders. We also tidied up alignment of text in the pause button.
• Fix Tweaked colours in light mode.
• Fix Updated the "Portrait mode" disclaimer copy.
• Fix Resolved a bug where the shutter speed slider didn't show its initial value when disabled.
• Fix We resolved an issue where emoji in presets weren't shown correctly on Windows 7.

We're shipping one of our biggest updates to Camo Studio for Windows today. Here's 0.1.25.

• Feature Presets have now arrived on Windows. We hope you enjoy them! :tada:
• Improvement We've made a few changes behind the scenes to improve the Camo for Android beta. If you're not already using that, you can request access here.
• Improvement Camo Studio for Windows' interface has now caught up with the macOS interface in terms of its layout, and we've made many little tweaks to make things obvious or clearer.
• Fix We've made a few quality of life improvements for first-time users of Camo Studio.
• Fix Watermark and mirroring settings weren't always saved between sessions, but now they are.
• Fix Fixed a very unusual crash that affected a handful of users.

Today's update to Camo Studio for Windows includes a number of enhancements to make the experience for Android beta testers smoother.

• Improvement A number of adjustments to improve the first-time experience, and to handle issues that may arise otherwise.

We're excited to be shipping the next update of Camo Studio for Windows today. Lots has changed behind the scenes as we prepare for the release of new features — and for the beta of Camo for Android. 🎉

• Feature Support for Camo for Android, beta. If you're not on the beta, you can sign up for access here.
• Improvement We've updated the interface to match some of the more recent changes for Camo Studio for macOS.
• Fix We've made various connection reliability enhancements.
• Fix We're resolved an issue whereby the zoom / pan position could be reset when restarting Camo Studio.
• Fix We've resolved an usual crash when switching between devices.

Camo Studio 1.2.2 is another minor update to iron out some more issues with audio.

If you run into any problems, please reach out to us at support@reincubate.com. We'd love to help and hear from you.

• Fix If you updated to macOS 11.1 on an M1 Mac, you might have noticed that Camo audio stopped appearing as a microphone. This should now be resolved.
• Improvement We now correctly indicate whether an app is using video or audio in the "Apps using Camo" section.

Camo Studio 1.2.1 is a minor update to make it slightly clearer how to use audio from your iOS device.

If you run into any problems, please reach out to us at support@reincubate.com. We'd love to help and hear from you.

• Improvement Rather than saying "None" in Camo Studio before audio has been requested, it now says "Ready". As soon as you start to stream audio, your device's mics will appear. We're going to resolve this properly with our next update of the iOS app.

This is a minor update for Camo Studio for Windows, giving it compatibility with the upcoming 1.2 release of the iOS app.

• Improvement Support for Camo 1.2.
• Fix Headed off a potential future problem around backwards compatibility.

We're thrilled to be shipping Camo Studio 1.2 today. It introduces a big new feature: high quality audio support. Camo Studio now lets you choose between the different microphones your iOS devices have, and to use them in stereo where supported by your device. We've seen this compare very favourably to some of the external mics we've been testing with.

For this feature to appear in Camo Studio, an iOS app update is required. Apple have approved it for release, and it should appear for you in the App Store over the next few hours.

If you run into any problems, please reach out to us at support@reincubate.com. We'd love to help and hear from you.

• Feature Camo Studio now supports audio.
• Improvement We've optimised the Camo Studio UI for macOS Big Sur's new design language.
• Fix We've fixed an error users may have received while attempting to activate Camo Pro without a license.
• Fix We've resolved an issue where the "Apps using Camo" section could show incorrect processes.
• Fix We've fixed some smaller UI issues users may have encountered.
• Fix We've added a number of optimisations for the iPhone 5s.

Today's update of Camo Studio for Windows brings a big new feature: portrait mode! You can now get that lovely shallow-depth-of-field / bokeh effect in your video with Camo.

• Feature "Portrait mode" is now available for users with the iPhone Xr or newer.
• Improvement We've updated some of Camo Studio's colours in light and dark modes.
• Improvement We've added more screen-reader support, with login errors now being shown to them.
• Fix We're including a fix for the dependancy installer we use.
• Fix Click-to-focus is no longer mirrored for some users.
• Fix We've resolved a strange crash that some users had in dark mode.
• Fix We've also resolved a number of crashes caused where configuration is in an unexpected state.

Here's the big Big Sur release for Camo Studio: 1.1.3 includes a number of updates and improvements for Big Sur and M1 users.

If you run into any problems, please reach out to us at support@reincubate.com. We'd love to help and hear from you.

• Feature Camo Studio now fully supports Apple Silicon M1 devices.
• Feature Custom watermarks! You can now use custom watermarks with Camo.
• Improvement We've tweaked Camo Studio's icon to be more sympathetic to Big Sur. Don't worry, we're not done yet — we've got an amazing update to the icon on its way.
• Fix The integration window looked a bit strange for some users on Big Sur. We've resolved that.

Camo Studio for Windows is now in public beta! This is our tenth beta update, and it's now freely available to anyone from the Camo landing page. Not only that, but we've included a bumper set of changes.

• Feature We've added support for screen readers, making Camo substantially more accessible. We've a little more to do here, and feedback is appreciated.
• Improvement We've rebuilt the mechanism we use to handle updates of the app, and now show what's new with each update.
• Improvement We've added an "Update" popup to remind users to update Studio if they connect a device running a newer version of Camo.
• Improvement We now support downgrades of Camo Studio. Helpful for testers, this is!
• Improvement Clicking on disabled features will now prompt users to activate their license.
• Improvement The taskbar icon now changes colour based on whether you're in dark mode. And it's now visible on Windows 7!
• Improvement We've made a number of graphical tweaks to tidy things up, in the app and in the installer.
• Fix We've resolved a problem caused when two devices were connected at the same time.
• Fix We've resolved a crash when selecting items from drop-downs using the keyboard.
• Fix We've resolved a problem whereby the "Connect a device running Camo" overlay could get corrupted in portrait orientation.
• Fix We changed plenty of things behind the scenes for speed, reliability, and robustness.

Camo Studio 1.1.2 includes an important compatibility update for users running Microsoft Teams.

If you run into any problems, please reach out to us at support@reincubate.com. We'd love to help and hear from you.

• Improvement Microsoft Teams shipped an update that changes how it works with cameras like Camo. We've updated our integration to support it as of version 1.3.00.28778.
• Improvement Blizz has renamed to TeamViewer Meeting, and we've updated Camo's integration to reflect that.

Today's update to Camo Studio brings a number of small but helpful additions, and we hope you enjoy using it.

If you run into any problems, please reach out to us at support@reincubate.com. We'd love to help and hear from you. We're expecting to ship 1.2 soon, which will be bringing audio support, custom watermarks, and more.

• Feature You can now directly enter values for any of Camo's adjustments using the keyboard. Click on them and you'll see it goes into edit mode.
• Improvement We now bring Camo Studio to the foreground when you double-click its icon in the menu bar. Try it — it's handy.
• Improvement We've added a pair of business-friendly sample presets for modifying saturation. If you've got an amazing preset that you'd like us to include, please let us know.
• Fix We've resolved a bug whereby the menu bar never shows that "portrait mode" is selected.
• Fix We've resolved an issue on machines with strange networking configurations.

We're thrilled to be releasing Camo Studio 1.1. This update paves the way for a number of features which will be enabled with a subsequent update of the Camo iOS app.

Once you've installed this update, you'll need to restart any apps using Camo's video on your Mac. If you run into any problems, please reach out to us at support@reincubate.com. We'd love to help and hear from you.

We've pushed audio support to 1.2, and we're expecting to ship that hot on the heels of this release. It looks — and sounds — great. Camo Studio for Windows is now in its 8th beta. If you're interested in trying it out, you can get on the list here.

• Feature Portrait mode preview. Look out for an update coming soon in the App Store to enable this.
• Feature Camo's status menu now shows a list of apps consuming video from Camo.
• Improvement We've reworked the focus UI to make it easier to use, and clearer as to what it's doing. Some lenses don't support manual focus, and the Studio UI now reflects this.
• Improvement We've rearranged how we group controls in order make Camo Studio's layout clearer. Collapsed sections stay collapsed.
• Improvement Camo for iOS now indicates camera feature availability, which Camo Studio uses to selectively enable controls.
• Improvement Separate British vs American English translations. We get the "z"s right. This is paving the way for full translation, coming soon.
• Improvement Scrolling the preview is now smoother for trackpad users.
• Improvement We've added new -install and -uninstall options for command-line users. Usage of these is documented in our FAQ.
• Improvement Camo Studio will now detect when the password prompt can be skipped and do so (ie. if you're running with sudo).
• Improvement Default settings are now more sensible for some adjustments.
• Improvement Pan control now uses actual frame aspect ratio (as opposed to the user's selected resolution, which ignored rotation).
• Fix Users of Big Sur are no longer prompted each time for an installation password when running Camo Studio.
• Fix We've resolved a number of issues with auto-focus.
• Fix We no longer reset the focus when users click on the grey area outside of the preview, or on the sidebar.
• Fix Stock presets now reset exposure settings.

Today's update to Camo Studio is a minor update which includes a fix for users running macOS 10.14.

If you run into any problems, please reach out to us at support@reincubate.com. We'd love to help and hear from you.

Camo 1.1 is just around the corner, and we can't wait to share it with you. Camo Studio for Windows is now in its fourth beta, and it looks — and works — great. If you're interested in trying it out, you can get on the list here.

• Fix We've completed our earlier work resolving problems affecting some users running macOS 10.14. Sorry for the inconvenience. We'd love to read how you get on with it.

We're really excited to be shipping Camo 1.0.8 today. This includes a number of optimisations, fixes, and a big new feature: presets. Camo Studio includes a set of stock presets for all users to try out and experiment with.

This version of Camo Studio requires the latest version of Camo from the App Store to work: don't update this until you've updated your iOS device. If you run into any problems, please reach out to us at support@reincubate.com. We'd love to help and hear from you.

In the meantime, our work towards 1.1 continues, and things are looking good. Camo Studio for Windows is currently in its third beta, and it looks — and works — great. If you're interested in trying it out, you can get on the list here.

• Feature Presets are now live. We'd love to hear how you get on with them. Email us or tweet us.
• Improvement We've added a number of nice optimisations to help Camo run faster and with even lower latency.
• Fix We've resolved an issue where the iPhone's camera wouldn't go back to continuous auto-focus.
• Fix We've fixed some fiddliness when changing lens position, etc.
• Fix We've improved Camo's compatibility with a number of recording apps, such as Final Cut Pro, QuickTime, and ScreenFlow.
• Fix We've resolved a bug whereby some settings where removed on pause, and not reapplied.
• Fix We've resolved a problem whereby some macOS 10.14 users would run into disconnect problems or experience memory leaks.

Life's been busy at Reincubate Towers as we work our way to the Camo 1.1 update. We've got a lot of neat things in the oven, waiting to come out. On that note, today marks the start of our private beta of Camo Studio for Windows. If you're interested in trying it out, you can get on the list here.

In the meantime, here's Camo Studio 1.0.7 for macOS, with more supported apps and a number of important quality of life fixes. If you run into any problems, please reach out to us at support@reincubate.com. We'd love to help and hear from you.

• Improvement We've added compatibility notes for Loom and vMix, and added a solution for using Photo Booth.
• Improvement Although Camo Studio doesn't mention it in its compatibility section, this update includes a number of tweaks to work with Panopto, our new unofficial BFFs. ? Panopto doesn't support changes in aspect ratio (ie. 16:9 to 4:3, or portrait to landscape), but short of that things should be looking good. Please let us know how you get on with it. Maybe we can make things official with a follow-up next week.
• Improvement Camo Studio's side-bar sections are now collapsible. You can collapse them to make room for something. What, though? I suppose you'll find out in a few updates' time.
• Improvement We changed a number of things behind the scenes which should come into play when we ship the next Camo update on iOS.
• Fix Camo wasn't working with recording to iMovie or Final Cut Pro. Now it does. Hurrah. ?
• Fix Some users reported audio latency when using Camo to record in QuickTime or ScreenFlow. We've resolved that. We've still got some bumps to smooth out here, but you should have a better experience now.
• Fix Our integration with Hand Mirror was broken in the last release. Sorry. We've fixed that now.
• Fix Our license dialog did some slightly unintuitive things which we've fixed.

Life's been busy at Reincubate Towers as we work our way to the Camo 1.1 update. We've got a lot of neat things in the oven, waiting to come out. On that note, today marks the start of our private beta of Camo Studio for Windows. If you're interested in trying it out, you can get on the list here.

In the meantime, here's Camo Studio 1.0.7 for macOS, with more supported apps and a number of important quality of life fixes. If you run into any problems, please reach out to us at support@reincubate.com. We'd love to help and hear from you.

• Improvement We've added compatibility notes for Loom and vMix, and added a solution for using Photo Booth.
• Improvement Although Camo Studio doesn't mention it in its compatibility section, this update includes a number of tweaks to work with Panopto, our new unofficial BFFs. 🤝 Panopto doesn't support changes in aspect ratio (ie. 16:9 to 4:3, or portrait to landscape), but short of that things should be looking good. Please let us know how you get on with it. Maybe we can make things official with a follow-up next week.
• Improvement Camo Studio's side-bar sections are now collapsible. You can collapse them to make room for something. What, though? I suppose you'll find out in a few updates' time.
• Improvement We changed a number of things behind the scenes which should come into play when we ship the next Camo update on iOS.
• Fix Camo wasn't working with recording to iMovie or Final Cut Pro. Now it does. Hurrah. 🎉
• Fix Some users reported audio latency when using Camo to record in QuickTime or ScreenFlow. We've resolved that. We've still got some bumps to smooth out here, but you should have a better experience now.
• Fix Our integration with Hand Mirror was broken in the last release. Sorry. We've fixed that now.
• Fix Our license dialog did some slightly unintuitive things which we've fixed.

We've been hard at work on Camo over the last few weeks, getting closer our major 1.1 update. In the meantime, we've prepared this update to make Camo Studio more intuitive, and to resolve a small number of issues. We've not forgotten about presets, either — we want to make sure we get them just right, and they're not. Yet.

If you run into any problems, please reach out to us at support@reincubate.com. We'd love to help and hear from you.

• Improvement We've added compatibility notes for another 8 apps: CloudApp, Pearl, Pexip, Hand Mirror, Wirecast, RingCentral, YouTube and Panopto. We support 7 of those 8: if you know anyone at Panopto, please drop them a note on our behalf. Compatibility notes have been updated for Camtasia, and for QuickTime on Big Sur.
• Improvement Camo Studio's "Help" button is now called "Help & Integrations". It looks a bit less flash, but it's easier to find!
• Improvement We note that some USB hubs can cause connection issues in Camo Studio's main screen. More here.
• Improvement It was only 6 versions ago we wrote that a competitor copied the ID we use for Camo Studio, preventing it from working whilst both were installed. It's happened again. The price of being popular, eh? We've updated our ID again.
• Fix We've resolved a problem where older devices running iOS 12 (particularly the iPhone 5s, iPad Mini 2, and iPad Air 1) could encounter half of the image being chopped off. This version of Camo Studio includes a fix for that, but you'll need an updated version of Camo on your iOS device. That version (1.0.6) will be made available to our beta testers today, and should go live to all users later this week assuming that beta goes well.
• Fix The "Help" link in the Camo Studio installation dialog didn't go to the right place. Sorry. We've fixed that.
• Fix We've resolved a bug in Camo Studio that could crash it in unusual cases.
• Fix We've fixed an even less common bug which could cause strange image corruption. We didn't have a single user report of this, so possibly we only managed to trigger it in the lab. 🤷‍♂️

Another day, another Camo Studio update. This update is preparing us for an update to the iOS app that's coming soon. It also updates compatibility information for 10 apps.

If you run into any problems, please reach out to us at support@reincubate.com. We'd love to help and hear from you.

• Improvement Camo Studio is now much clearer about what to do if you connect an iOS device running a version of Camo that's too old or too new.
• Improvement We've added compatibility information for Camtasia, Flipgrid, Stream.club, Tuple, Zoho Meeting, Jio Meet, Meet Butter, and Macro. We support most of these — if you use one we don't support, please reach out to them!
• Fix We've noted QuickTime in Big Sur's latest beta doesn't support Camo Studio. We're working on this. We've also dropped compatibility with Skype for Business. We can't make it work consistently for enough users yet.