Hi, thanks for the suggestions. Which metadata isn't getting removed when using Settings/Photo settings/"Remove device EXIF data"?
The reply is correct - whilst in theory I could use a library to support this, it's likely a large amount of work, and would be difficult to support a range of USB cameras.
What happens if you click on the thumbnail (bottom right when phone held in portrait) after taking a photo? As in they don't show in the gallery? Maybe try a file explorer app to see if that shows files in the relevant DCIM folder?
Usually a restart fixes this. If not, are other camera apps able to access the camera?
I've fixed this for the next version (to measure time from when each photo was started, rather than only restarting the timer after taking a photo).
Zoom issues on Galaxy S24 Ultra
Thanks for the update. As far as I can tell this is a device limitation, and I see similar in the Samsung stock camera: RAW is only available in Pro mode as far as I can tell(?), and in Pro mode you can't switch to different cameras by zooming, and only by selecting the cameras manually. Admittedly it's more confusing in Open Camera as it's not obvious that turning on RAW turns off this ability, although I'm not sure there's any way to get this information easily (Samsung have the advantage they...
If it's supported by the device (and the device allows third party applications to use the ultra-wide camera). Make sure Open Camera's Settings/"Camera API" is set to "Camera2 API", then see if you can either zoom out (to below 1x), or if there's a camera icon with a "+" to choose different cameras.