Open Camera
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1.56.2
SecureOpen Source Camera app.
By Trang Nguyen
Editor, media and streaming
Open Camera is an open source camera app for taking photos and recording video. It is built for people who want more control than a basic camera app provides.
It includes tools aimed at careful framing, repeatable shots, and adding details like timestamps and location to your media. It also supports features that matter for different shooting situations, like panoramas and HDR.
If you like manual settings, want remote shutter options, or care about recording where a picture was taken, this app is designed for that workflow.
The app offers an auto-leveling option intended to keep pictures aligned, even if your phone is tilted when you shoot. This is useful when you are photographing buildings, documents, or any scene where straight lines matter.
You can also display framing aids on-screen. Open Camera lets you overlay grids and crop guides, which makes it easier to compose before you press the shutter.
There is an upside-down preview option for use with attachable lenses. The app also supports panorama capture, including with the front camera.
Open Camera exposes a wide set of camera controls on the shooting screen. The developer lists support for scene modes, color effects, white balance, ISO, and exposure compensation, including an exposure lock.
It also supports HD video recording and more capture options. The app includes support for HDR, with auto-alignment and ghost removal as part of its HDR approach, and it supports exposure bracketing as well.
For camera hardware features, the description says it supports the Camera2 API with manual controls, including optional focus handling as part of those manual settings.
Open Camera includes multiple ways to trigger the shutter without touching the screen. It has a timer, and the developer says it can include an optional voice countdown.
There is an auto-repeat mode with a configurable delay, which fits situations like interval-style capture. The app also supports Bluetooth LE remote control when used with specifically supported smartphone housing.
For remote capture without a remote, it includes an option to take a photo remotely by making a noise. The app also supports selfie capture with a screen flash.
Open Camera can add location details to photos and videos via GPS location tagging, according to the listing. For photos, the developer notes it can include compass direction data (GPSImgDirection and GPSImgDirectionRef).
It can also apply date and timestamp to photos, add location coordinates, and include custom text. For video, it can store date and location as subtitles in SRT format.
The listing says you can optionally remove device EXIF metadata from photos. It also mentions configurable volume key behavior and a user interface setup option.
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