A. M.

It works fine in snapseed. Youmay close this ticket.

Hi Mark, I signed up with SourceForge and I have provided more feedback in the discussion for the open camera app. Please take a look, these are some really cool ideas which will make your app mind blowing. I would love to help in any way, I am just beginning to learn android app development so not even close to be able to interpret your app haha. But I am good with photography, so if you would like me to give a beta run for your apps let me know. Regards, A. M.

To avoid clutter and easier postprocessing is it possible to have an option to save the raw file in a separate/sub folder. This way its easier to manage the photos. Sorry if I am asking for too many things all of a sudden. I really like the app and I am only giving feedback to improve its potential.

I recently used your app to try to take a landscape photo on a beach using the LG V20. However, due to the phone's fixed aperture of F1.8, the focal plane was either putting distant objects in focus, or near objects. It would not be able to focus everything in totality. Usually in the case of DSLRs you can get everything in focus by lowering the aperture size to close to F16. However, since that is not an option with a smartphone (at least not that I know of), it would be great if the app could use...

Update: so it seems that the files open fine if I use SnapSeed and they show a higher resolution version of the image.

Open Camera v1.39 Code: 50 (c) 2013-2017 Mark Harman Released under the GPL v3 or later Package: net.sourceforge.opencamera Android API version: 24 Device manufacturer: LGE Device model: LG-US996 Device code-name: elsa Device variant: elsa Language: en Standard max heap?: 256 Large max heap?: 512 Display size: 2392x1440 Current camera ID: 0 No. of cameras: 3 Camera API: Camera2 (Android L) Preview resolutions: 2560x1440, 2560x1080, 1920x1080, 1680x720, 1600x1200, 1280x960, 1280x768, 1280x720, 1024x768,...

LGV20 RAW image lower quality than JPG