is this app no longer being developed? I've been trying it for video with s20 plus exynos. it works pretty well. nice to be able to up the bit rate. supports hdr, and ois, but not eis.
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Yep it's dead. I haven't bothered to install on s20 series, the default one is just better. The eis is hard to go without once you get used to it for videos
Yes, I can confirm the issue too on a OnePlus 7 Pro.
If it's dead it would be really sad. I paid for full version quite some time ago and loved its features and usability.
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Latest update fixed the crash, at least in my OnePlus 6T. Now, if I could just figure out why the viewfinder display smears if I turn Denoise off... it isn't just Snap Camera (happens with FreeDCam, Open Camera, etc.) and it works fine in my daughter's LG Stylo 5. Worked fine in my other phones, too. (Actual photos look fine, but the viewfinder does this.)
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...and I can confirm again that the latest update (8.10.1) fixed the crashing. :fingers-crossed:
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Looking forward to 8.10.1
Glad to see a new release. Up through 8.9 worked well to generate DNGs and decent HDR on my old Android L (Camera1 limited) ZTE, but was unstable on a new Moto Z3 Play with full Camera2 API. Look forward to trying it out again. Updated to Snap Camera 8.10.4 : SC8.10.1 caused screen problems on Moto Z3 Play (as do some other camera apps). SC8.10.4 seems to be working now.
Suggestions for Settings: 1) the word "MODE" should be limited strictly to the separate preset screens, not used for settings like Low Light applied across the different dialled Modes, 2) most important, some settings are global across all Modes, and some are applied only to the current preset Mode - just a simple indicator for the global settings would save a lot of trial and error, 3) "Denoise" setting should be added to the On Screen choices.
Glad to see a new release. Up through 8.9 worked well to generate DNGs and decent HDR on my old Android L (Camera1 limited) ZTE, but was unstable on a new Moto Z3 Play with full Camera2 API. Look forward to trying it out again. Updated to Snap Camera 8.10.4 : SC8.10.1 caused screen problems on Moto Z3 Play (as do some other camera apps). SC8.10.4 seems to be working now.
Suggestions for Settings: 1) the word "MODE" should be limited strictly to the separate preset screens, not used for settings like Low Light applied across the different dialled Modes, 2) most important, some settings are global across all Modes, and some are applied only to the current preset Mode - just a simple indicator for the global settings would save a lot of trial and error, 3) "Denoise" setting should be added to the On Screen choices.
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Hello,
Some my suggestions to HDR mode:
1) Please add Auto mode for "HDR Overexposure", "HDR Underexposure", "HDR Images". These values should be determined automatically based on the shooting conditions.
2) add lower values for "HDR Underexposure" ("-4.5" often is not enough, like small illuminated billboards (or bright glowing letters) in night-time photos).
3) add auto-choice HDR-mode in Auto mode based on the shooting conditions.
Some my suggestions to HDR mode:
1) Please add Auto mode for "HDR Overexposure", "HDR Underexposure", "HDR Images". These values should be determined automatically based on the shooting conditions.
2) add lower values for "HDR Underexposure" ("-4.5" often is not enough, like small illuminated billboards (or bright glowing letters) in night-time photos).
3) add auto-choice HDR-mode in Auto mode based on the shooting conditions.
I do really love this app ?. SOOC shots were really good its the same from my stock camera. The main reason why I love this app is it allows me to shoot a flat picture profile on my phone itself. Whether its on photo or video mode. It gives me a wide dynamic range straight out of the camera shots. I'm that a kind of photographer who loves taking long exposure photos. Please add long shutter, just please. Overall great app and always be.
I have a redmi 3 pro se with android 9 and magisk 20.x installed. I have the latest version of snap camera.
I choose ''api2: activated'' and i get new icons with ''half moon'' and ''half moon with an A'' .
I would like to know what are those new options and the difference between them.
Can i have one of the 2 enabled and the other disabled, or the two must be either enabled or disabled together? I do not know what makes sense.
when i choose ''force hal1'' those icons disappear.
I choose ''api2: activated'' and i get new icons with ''half moon'' and ''half moon with an A'' .
I would like to know what are those new options and the difference between them.
Can i have one of the 2 enabled and the other disabled, or the two must be either enabled or disabled together? I do not know what makes sense.
when i choose ''force hal1'' those icons disappear.
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I'm running Snap Cam 8.10.1 in Havoc Q on Xiaomi RN3 kenzo, and face the same issue with Snap Gallery. It shows grey boxes in various storage folders with file count, but can't view any picture or video saved in any format anywhere. The same pics and videos are easily viewed in Google Gallery and other gallery aps. I switched to Force HAL1 in Cam2API, and that didn't change anything. Is that a bug, or how to fix? The log says: "No local sync point found".
Also, the Snap Cam refuses to accept any external card location except DCIM folder - it shows error "Choose SD Card", so even on a rooted phone I can't create and dedicate any specific folders in DCIM or elsewhere to store the shots, except the DCIM folder itself.
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Pls use Android's API MediaScannerConnection feature. Snap Camera is about the only cam app I tried, which in its latest releases doesn't auto trigger Android media library update on adding new photos and videos to its default or another folder on SD Card. As a result they don't appear in any Gallery until reboot. The media lib update is only triggered when photos are added to the phone internal memory. I'm using Xiaomi phone with A10.
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Is this application no longer valid for use on smartphones with four cameras?
For example, in the OPPO Reno2 Z smartphone, which has four cameras, one of them, the main camera of 48 megapixels, does not detect it, because when taking a picture, the quality is very bad compared to the standard camera of the smartphone, it does not recognize the wide-angle camera.
Can you update the application to be able to continue using it?
For example, in the OPPO Reno2 Z smartphone, which has four cameras, one of them, the main camera of 48 megapixels, does not detect it, because when taking a picture, the quality is very bad compared to the standard camera of the smartphone, it does not recognize the wide-angle camera.
Can you update the application to be able to continue using it?
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253This is a thread to discuss my camera app.
It's a modified Android camera/gallery/editor with many features for Android 4.0+ (an older version also runs on 2.3).
Now with full 4K video recording on the Nexus 5 (3840x2160) , see this post:
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It's available on the play store for about US$2.
I really want it to work on as many different devices as possible so let me know how you get on with it.
The app is here:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.marginz.snap
See the website for tips and FAQs:
http://www.marginz.co.nz/snap
Attached to this post will be the latest release and/or beta test, if you have purchased the app you can install this to test.
If you haven't purchased the app you can still install this but it will only work if you do not have a network connection on your device (wifi or mobile data).
If you have bought the app but want some extra features you can get the beta from the play store here:
https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.marginz.snap
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Apologies for not reading this thread recently, I've been really busy improving the app. (v8.0.0 in this thread and on the play store)
I've spent the last month completely rewriting the HDR code and I think it's much better now.
There's not a single line of code left from the old HDR, and it now uses Halide (http://halide-lang.org/).
I've also updated the Low Light processing (Camera2 only) to align and merge up to 32 frames. You can use it in good lighting conditions for noise removal too. 32 frames will be slow to process so 8 or 16 is more sensible most of the time.
The new code runs great on a Nexus 5 but is noticeably slower on a 5x, I'll look into this but it's probably a hardware limitation.
There may well be bugs in this new release, it's still a bit experimental.
Thanks.124K video on Nexus 5
I've just published a new beta with one exciting early Xmas present for Nexus 5 owners.
The app now supports 4K video, yes you can record full 3840x2160 UHD video (only on Nexus 5).
I've put a very brief demo video on youtube.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LjpFXIDaGxI
It's still experimental but it does work, I'm pretty sure no other app lets you do this.
To try it, switch on the camera2 API and opengles 2.0 settings (in the "Other" menu) and two new entries will appear for video quality, 4K and 3.5K.
4K is 3840x2160 and 3.5K is 3264x1836.
It runs at about 28fps at 4K and 30fps at 3.5K, the default bitrate is 48MBps but you can change this if you want.
The sensor on the Nexus 5 is 3264x2448 so it uses the GPU to crop and interpolate to the full 4K size.
Pushing all those pixels around is very taxing on the hardware so don't expect the battery to last long while you are filming!
I've only just got this to work and it is experimental, it may crash sometimes so please don't rely on it for recording important events.
I don't actually have a 4K TV so I haven't seen what the output really looks like at full resolution, let me know.
Thanks and Merry Xmas.8I've just put a new beta release on the play store and in the first post here. The biggest change is that there's now an optional mode dial that appears bottom right on the screen. This lets you have multiple configurations and easily switch to raw and manual as well as some useful scene modes. This is what the modes do:
P1,P2 and P3 are fully programmable and keep their settings when you close the app. P1 should be your existing settings (although a few now apply to every mode and will be reset to their defaults).
RAW, M and HDR are also individually programmable but will always enable the selected mode.
A (Auto) uses the default settings and you can change them but they will be reset when you switch mode or exit the app with the back button (but not if you switch briefly to a different app with the home or recent apps buttons).
The scene modes are the same as A but enable the selected scene mode.
The dial is usable when small but you can also tap on the centre to make it larger. Tap again to make it small. Long press to bring up an arc menu bottom right.
This is still a bit experimental and you can disable it if you don't like it.
Recent Samsung phones don't have any scene modes, they will still appear on the dial but only the focus mode will change.
Let me know if you have any problems.
Thanks and Happy Xmas.
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