Which Camera apps do you use?

[FreedomEclipse]

If any. For the longest time I used a ported Lenovo camera app with my mate 9 but since I have been updated to pie that no longer works and i am stuck with the stock camera app.

What are some of the camera apps that you use or use the most?

I dont mind if its freemium or premium app. I understand that sometimes you have to spend a little green to get some quality

 

[EarthDog]

None... whatever is in the Samsung S9+ (and what was in the S6) works just fine. If I need better pics, I use the dSLR.

If you are looking for a new app, it may help those around you to share what you are actually looking for in said app.

 

[FreedomEclipse]

None... whatever is in the Samsung S9+ (and what was in the S6) works just fine. If I need better pics, I use the dSLR.

If you are looking for a new app, it may help those around you to share what you are actually looking for in said app.

Not looking for anything in particular. Just curious to what people are using

 

[theFOoL]

I use the default one. Some apps like Facebook and Instagram or whatever makes the Quilty of the photos worse. I use App Photogrid to Edit them. Like those apps add a Grey effect to video/photo

 

[xkm1948]

Default. Point n shoot.

 

[Ebo]

I use none, simply because I cant stick to a picture since i, too ugly

 

[John Naylor]

None .... like movies and music on phones, if I'm going to listen, watch or edit, the idea of doing so on a $15 - $45 hardware subsystem doesn't warrant my T & E. If I'm going to bother to edit a photo, I'll use one from a camera.

 

[FreedomEclipse]

None .... like movies and music on phones, if I'm going to listen, watch or edit, the idea of doing so on a $15 - $45 hardware subsystem doesn't warrant my T & E. If I'm going to bother to edit a photo, I'll use one from a camera.

Its not so much about the editing but some apps can 'unlock' certain features or might have better handling or 'Ai/parameters' when it comes to taking photos.

But for the most part i agree. I dont edit pictures on my phone. I save all that work for when im at home and i can plug the memory card into a reader on PC

 

[Keullo-e]

The default Android 9 has. Pixel 32GB.

 

[lexluthermiester]

I use the creatively named "Open Camera" on Android by Mark Harman. It has all of the features one would expect along with a few more that are generally not found in stock camera apps. The key features for me originally is that it does not show you ads or "spy" on you. It's impressive, completely open source and updated only when needed.

 

[Komshija]

Mostly stock Lenovo camera with my previous smartphone - Lenovo Vibe X2. Now stock Meizu camera with my Meizu 16th. Before these two I used Camera FV5 with my Oppo R819.

 

[vectoravtech]

theres a cool one for constant zooming called camera clash. seizure warning

 

[biffzinker]

Stock camera app included in Samsung's Android 9 update on the Note 9.

 

[uuuaaaaaa]

Ported Google GCam works wonders in my 1+ 3T.

 

[Ebo]

I use the one that makes my phone dissapear, so i dont ever have to think of that junk again.

 

[GreiverBlade]

depend the phone i use ... but recently the one i got had more than decent, almost excellent camera app ... so unlike my previous attempt with Samsung or LG i don't need to change it (and full root plus debloat in case of Samsung ... )

the stock app from Nokia, which should be the standard google one since Nokia is close to stock android, looked more like the pixel camera app on my Nokia 8 and on the Pocophone F1 the stock app do more than decent pictures (some shot i took, even have been used for my workplace promotion on their website and various social media platform )

 

[xtreemchaos]

oh my ive loads, canon ios app, firecaptue, sharpcap, deepskystacker. Pipp, autostacker,registax, with loads of photoshop there are more but these are the main everyday ones.

 

[JovHinner123]

iPhone's default camera and then I edit with VSCO.

 

[Splinterdog]

I use the creatively named "Open Camera" on Android by Mark Harman. It has all of the features one would expect along with a few more that are generally not found in stock camera apps. The key features for me originally is that it does not show you ads or "spy" on you. It's impressive, completely open source and updated only when needed.

I'm definitely trying that on my Note 8 as I'm really not keen on the new Pie update to the stock camera, amongst other Pie 'improvements'.

 

[Shihab]

Stock camera, but I keep Open Camera installed and configured for when I'm looking to take shots that I don't want to be found easily when the phone is searched...
For general point-and-shoot photography, I really don't see a need to have something other than Google's cam. But of course, OEMs have to add their "value."

 

[psyko12]

Stock camera app on my Mate 10 Pro and put watermarks using snapseed.
I read that ported GCam modded for Huawei(other phones) work like a treat too.

 

[Mitchie23]

Which kind of app? for photo editing? I use Lightroom CC and VSCO for filters and other enhancements. quality isnt compromised, just don't overdo the contrast and sharpness

 

[micropage7]

i use stock camera app the push it through snapseed or instagram

 

[Deleted member 178884]

Stock camera app on my lg k4 2017.

 

[MrGRiMv25]

I can never find one that's perfect for everything so have quite a lot installed, most are on one of the home screens but some are still in the app drawer.