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I'd appreciate this feature as well (in particular for plant growth). Not sure whether the 'black screen' method is the right way to go, though .. As a workaround, I'm executing a local script (on my S8), either via a local cron, or from remote, via ssh (needs a rooted phone I think). Basically it looks like: input keyevent KEYCODE_POWER # switch on sleep 1 am start -n net.sourceforge.opencamera/net.sourceforge.opencamera.MainActivity sleep 5 # needs to be long enough, otherwise there might be no...

I'd appreciate this feature as well (in particular for plant growth). Not sure whether the 'black screen' method is the right way to go, though .. As a workaround, I'm executing a local script (on my S8), either via a local cron, or from remote, via ssh (needs a rooted phone I think. Basically it looks like: input keyevent KEYCODE_POWER # switch on sleep 1 am start -n net.sourceforge.opencamera/net.sourceforge.opencamera.MainActivity sleep 5 # needs to be long enough, otherwise there might be no...

Add a 'beep' at the end of long exposures

As discovered today: seems to be implemented meanwhile :-) (since Version 1.45 (2019/01/14) )

As discovered today: seems to be implemented meanwhile :-) (since Version 1.45 (2019/01/14)

As discovered today: seems to be implemented meanwhile :-)

When taking close-up pictures (of plants eg), it can be hard to get the focus to the right spot. The focal point can be fixed in OpenCamera (thanks for that!). The distance to the object needs to be adjusted manually then. To better judge whether the focus is right before taking the picture, it would be nice to have a 'magnifier mode', where the central area (or area to be selected) is shown in zoomed mode. Is it possible to implement such a feature in OpenCamera? Thanks!

I could work around it by myself, by changing the source code (and learning how to build APKs ...): MidiOptions.java: 71c71 < showPiano = true; showPiano = false; 90c90 < twoStaffs = true; twoStaffs = false;