- Sometimes the best photos aren't necessarily
from high end cameras.
I mean, there are some pretty incredible photos
on Instagram that came from phones
just like the one that you have now.
(slow heavy bass drum with synth)
Now, of course, there's a lot
to being a good phone photographer,
but one thing that can definitely help
when taking your photos on your phone,
is to have a good camera app.
Now the stock Android one
isn't bad at all,
but there's a ton out there
with some added features
that'll definitely lend that extra something to your shots.
So in this video,
I have a quick list of camera apps for Android
that are probably a good place to start.
Camera 360 Ultimate is one of the leading
camera apps in the Android market
and offers a ton of professional photography elements.
It has a range of advanced features
including customizable filters,
powerful effects, and a suite of editing tools as well.
Camera 360 Ultimate is also fast to access and load, too,
which is a necessity for a camera app, in my opinion,
as there's nothing quite as frustrating
as missing the shot because the camera
couldn't load in time.
In addition to those features,
it also has an interesting selfie cam
for the selfie inclined,
a color shift cam that can be used
for some interesting shots,
and a bunch of other features, as well.
Camera FV-5 puts you in total control of your photos,
and offers a range of settings
that many professional photographers rely on.
ISO, shutter speed, white balance, exposure,
and a range of sophisticated features
insures that you get your settings just right
before you snap the photo.
You'll also have the choice of nine crop guides,
10 composition grids, and support for RAW image export, too.
Which, if you're a serious photographer,
I'm sure you'll appreciate.
If you prefer your camera app to offer simplicity
over technical specifications,
Camu ticks all of the right boxes.
This super simple and intuitive camera app
offers a range of adjustable effects,
live preview, and some of the best black and white
photography you could ever shoot using your Smartphone.
Swappable filters is as easy as swiping the screen
and you can also adjust the filter intensity
in the same way.
Camu also has some interesting editing additions
with text features, collages, and stickers.
You also have a range of live video filters as a bonus.
Now, if you like taking selfies,
and wanna camera app to straight up make you look better,
BestMe Selfie Camera is worth a look.
Selfie features aside, though,
it's actually a pretty decent camera all on its own,
but it comes packed with features that help you
shoot your selfie shots
including 125 realtime filters,
blur effects, emojis, vignettes, and selfie stick support
because, of course, it has selfie stick support.
BestMe's development crew are also promising
Android ware support to allow you to tap the watch
and take photos and realtime video filters
(think Snapchat) in the near future.
Camera ZOOM FX offers an outstanding user interface
that lets you dive into the action immediately.
The latest version features full manual DSLR controls
together with impressive settings like time,
time lapse, stable shots, and burst mode,
each of which are super configurable.
If you're fed up with features that you don't use
cluttering your user interface,
Camera ZOOM FX offers a unique UI builder
that let's you display only the buttons
you access the most or need to access quickly.
That means no more clicking or scrolling through options
frantically to find the one you want.
And that's kinda cool to me.
Finally, there's the aptly named Better Camera.
And it does exactly what its name suggests
and replaces the default Android camera with,
well, a better one.
In this app, you'll find a number of interesting features,
including the Bestshot function.
This feature allows you to snap away
at your subject with wild abandon
before selecting and presenting you with
the best shot in that selection automatically.
It's a simple concept,
but it can save you scrolling through
and scrutinizing each photo yourself
and is, of course,
handy for fast action shots.
You can also record video with live HDR,
a feature absent from many other high profile camera apps,
and there's a slide out grid gesture feature
that makes it very easy to call up
and can help you to take better photos when it's engaged.
And there you go, guys.
Some of the best Android camera apps that I could find.
Ahhh, I'm sure that I missed some of your favorites,
so please let me know in the comments below
which ones you guys like.
I would love to see them
and check them out myself.
And I'm sure other people would, as well.
But if you liked this video,
please thumbs-up it or share it.
It is greatly appreciated,
and if you want more videos like this,
please check out my channel.
You can click that link.
It's somewhere.
And if you like what you see there,
please subscribe.
As always, though, thanks for watching.
(heavy bass with light strings)