HD Camera

HD Camera is a fully featured and completely free Camera app for Android phones and tablets. Features:

* Option to auto-stabilize so your pictures are perfectly level no matter what (see example image).

* Zoom via multi-touch gesture and single-touch control.

* Touch to select focus area and metering area (metering area is used to determine exposure).

* Support for flash, torch, focus modes, scene modes, color effects, white balance, ISO, exposure compensation, exposure lock, face detection.

* Video recording (with optional audio, and support for video stabilization; supports all available resolutions including HD).

* Option to lock orientation to portrait or landscape for photo or video.

* Timer (with optional voice countdown).

* Auto-repeat mode, with configurable delay.

* Optimise GUI for left or right-handed users.

* Configurable volume keys.

* Choice of save folder (including support for Lollipop's Storage Access Framework).

* Disable shutter sound.

* Overlay a choice of grids (including "rule of thirds") and crop guides.

* Optional GPS location tagging (geotagging) of photos and videos; for photos this includes compass direction (GPSImgDirection, GPSImgDirectionRef).

* Apply a date and timestamp, location coordinates, and custom text to photos.

* Yes you can take a selfie (also known as front camera).

* Support for external microphones (may not be supported by all devices).

* Widget to automatically take a photo after launching.

* Experimental support for Android 5 Camera2 API: manual focus distance; manual ISO; manual exposure time.

* Small file size.

* Completely free and ad-free, unlike most Android apps. Open Source.

(Some features may not be available on all devices, as they may depend on hardware or camera features, the Android version, etc.)

HD Camera is fully Open-Source and released under the Apache License 2.0

Should you wish to help on future development you can do so by visiting https://sourceforge.net/p/opencamera/code/ for code contributions.

Privacy Policy: Location permission is required for geotagging of photos, but this is disabled by default. If enabled, your location is encoded in the saved image files (and it is only used for this purpose).