Smartphones with Androidem usually have quite good abilities when it comes to taking pictures in the dark or in low light conditions. However, if your phone does not excel in this field, or you prefer to use third-party applications for taking photos, you can be inspired by our tips today.
Open Room
Open Camera is a relatively simple, free application that will help you not only with evening and night photography on your smartphone with Androidem. It offers support for remote control, panorama shots, HDR, scene modes and much more.
Night Mode Camera Photo Video
The Night Mode Camera Photo Video application can handle, among other things, photography and filming in low-light conditions. To a certain extent, it can simulate the functions of a camera designed for taking pictures in night mode, and among other things, it also offers the possibility of dynamically changing the sensitivity or setting any zoom.
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ProCam X – Lite: HD Camera Pro
Another application that can greatly help you with night and evening photography on your smartphone with Androiderm, is ProCam X – Lite:HD Camera Pro. It offers the ability to adjust exposure, white balance, manual ISO control, manual shutter speed control, the ability to use filters and effects in real time. ProCam X also offers a number of features to enhance video recording.
Lightroom
Of course, we can't leave out Lightroom in our roundup of tips. Although it is not primarily used for taking photos in the dark, it offers enough resources to significantly improve the quality of your photos - whether at night or under other conditions. In addition to the manual camera mode, Lightroom also offers plenty of tools for post-editing your photos.
Camera FV-5 Lite
The Camera FV-5 Lite app promises that your smartphone with Androidem will provide even better functions and capabilities when it comes to taking photos (and not only) in low light conditions. It offers the possibility of manual adjustment of all parameters. built-in intervalometer, the ability to manually adjust the shutter speed and much more. Of course, autofocus and "infinite" focusing mode are also included.
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