Manual on real dials
ISO, shutter speed, focus distance and white balance, for photos and Pro Video.
Tap the chip in the viewfinder, pick a look and see it live. The grade is written into the photo or video itself, not laid over it afterwards. Works for photos and video.
Swatches suggest each look's palette. See the real thing live in the app's viewfinder.
One Camera asks your phone what its hardware supports and shows only that. No dead switches, and no promise the hardware won't keep.
ISO, shutter speed, focus distance and white balance, for photos and Pro Video.
A DNG saved alongside the JPEG. Turn on Neutral to skip the phone's own sharpening and noise reduction.
Up to 4K, HLG 10-bit on supported phones, a Flat profile for grading, and higher bitrate tiers.
Multi-frame merges that pull detail out of high contrast and low light. Free for everyone.
Wide, ultra-wide and telephoto, with a zoom ladder for exact focal lengths and pinch zoom.
High-speed capture at the frame rates your sensor actually offers, plus video stabilization.
Pro is a single one-time purchase, not a subscription. Everything added to Pro later is included.
No trial clock, no catch.
7-day free trial, then one payment. Price shown in Google Play.
For seven days every Pro feature is on, wearing a PRO tag so you know exactly what stays free.
After the trial, one short ad unlocks all of Pro for 24 hours. Ads only play when you ask for one.
One purchase through Google Play. After that you never see an ad again.
Files go straight into DCIM/Camera, so they show up in your gallery and back up exactly as they always have. Filenames start with OC_.
No. Pro is one payment after a 7-day free trial, and anything added to Pro later is included. Google Play shows the price in your currency before you buy.
Camera hardware varies a lot between phones, and even between the lenses on one phone. One Camera asks yours what it supports and shows only that. Manual exposure, RAW, 4K, 10-bit video, higher frame rates and looks in video all depend on your device. The free trial is the easiest way to check yours.
Straight into your phone's normal camera folder, DCIM/Camera, next to shots from your built-in camera app. Filenames start with OC_.
No. You preview the look live in the viewfinder and the grade is written into the photo or video as it's captured.
Only if you ask for one. After the trial you can choose to watch a short ad for 24 hours of Pro. Everything free works without ever watching an ad, and once you buy Pro you never see one again.
Email blinqdroid@gmail.com with your phone model and Android version. It helps a lot with camera issues.