Halide's UI for things like setting exposure is faster for people who want to learn how to use it, versus Apple's stock camera being made for mass markets. And

Halide's UI for things like setting exposure is faster for people who want to learn how to use it, versus Apple's stock camera being made for mass markets. And you can set more things, like shutter speed, instead of having it all be automatic. You also get features like a live histogram and focus peaking that can help when shooting even if you aren't going to edit it afterward. Can't try the new version yet because of an update bug, but I like the old version a lot.