Focal: Open Source Camera App for Android
Serious Android photographers need a serious camera app that offers advanced functionality and is not overloaded with useless features. They need something like Focal. This open source app is still at an early stage of development, but it already shows a lot of promise, and it has the potential to become a viable alternative for Android photography enthusiasts.
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I will try this soon.
I heard it is better than the builtin google camera app.
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Every camera app I've seen is better than the built-in one.