Smartphone cameras with an operating system Android they keep getting better. However, the native camera may not suit some for various reasons. It is for these users that the applications are intended, which will help you to advance the photography on your smartphone with Androidem to a new level.
Lightroom
The popular Lightroom application is not only used for editing photos already taken, but also offers a camera mode. If you decide to use Lightroom for photography, you can use a lot of useful manual elements, thanks to which you can play with light, exposure and many other parameters.
Open Room
Open Camera is a useful free app that helps you enhance photos on your smartphone right as you take them. It offers the ability to switch between different modes, manual controls, a self-timer function or perhaps the ability to add metadata. Open Camera also offers support for HDR mode.
Google Camera
A number of interesting free applications have already emerged from the workshop of Google, and one of them is Google Camera. Google Camera allows you to take photos in HDR mode, in low light conditions or with a long exposure. It also offers features for better focusing, the ability to manually adjust the parameters of your images and much more.
For Cam X-Lite
The Pro Cam X – Lite app can make your smartphone s Androidem lend a number of functions that you may know from professional cameras. Here you will find many options for manually adjusting the individual parameters of your image, the option to control the white balance, exposure, the option to shoot sequences, stabilizer and much more.
HD Camera for Android
HD Camera app for Android similar to the titles mentioned above, it allows you to improve your photos directly during the shooting, as well as the possibility of using some manual elements. It offers seven different shooting modes, filters that can be used in real time, HDR mode support, but also the ability to adjust white balance, exposure and other parameters.
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