A Fast HDR camera experience with regular updates and new features added all the time.
Now with optional Android 4.3 style user interface
Snap Camera lets you take pictures and record video with a single click, no cluttered preview screen, just the two buttons you really need.
Snap Camera's interface is based on the camera included in Android 4.2 (jelly bean) on the Nexus 4 but with many extra features.
Snap Camera has a simple, powerful user interface featuring:
Touch to focus
Pinch to zoom
Swipe to review
Long press to adjust photo settings with the photo controller.
The photo controller includes settings for:
Colour and Contrast (if supported by the hardware).
Silent Shutter
Burst Mode
Self Timer
Stable Shot
Panorama mode
Flash mode
Whitebalance
Exposure
Grid lines
Fast picture mode
HDR
Additional Settings
The additional settings menu gives you access to many extra settings.
Picture and Video Size
Scene mode
Self Timer delay
Burst Mode settings
Time Lapse
Still and Video Focus Modes
JPEG Quality
Effects
ISO
Anti-banding
Scene Detection
Video Bitrate, Format and Codec
Audio Settings
The photo editor lets you:
Add colour effects
Add a border
Crop, Rotate, Mirror
Straighten
Add image effects
Histogram Modification
Vignette
Additional Features:
You can see what effects will be applied and undo an effect at any time from the history menu
Share an image with any other app such as Facebook or Google+ by clicking on the share icon
Create panoramas by selecting the panorama icon (Android 4.0 and above)
Fast picture mode instantly captures photos at the preview resolution.
Capture still snapshots during video recording (if supported)
Use the volume buttons to focus and take a picture or zoom
Auto torch mode for low light video recording
Use the advanced video settings to record video in resolutions not allowed by other cameras. For example, this gives you 720p video recording on the Nexus 7.
Stable shot mode only takes a photo when the camera is completely still.
High Dynamic Range (HDR) : HDR is a feature that lets you take pictures of scenes with very dark and very light areas. Swipe up on the controller to enable HDR mode. The app takes two photos at different exposures and combines them to make one HDR photo.
What's in this version: 3.4.4
Separate video flash mode
Bugfixes for some S3 and Note2 models
3.4.0
Fixes for Galaxy S4 and new Nexus 7
Allow hiding of albums in the gallery
Improved HDR registration
New focus mode icons for the controller
New setting to keep HDR intermediate shots (enabled by default)
New setting to show a ghost image of the last shot in the preview (useful for stop-motion)
Settings to allow customisation of two controller icons