I'm returning to Android after having been away for a while and haven't kept up with the apps available for the platform. I'm looking for a camera app with a really good intervalometer that allows for really long exposures, up to five minutes, or a bulb mode, and has good control over other settings like the ISO and exposure compensation. My phone's default camera app is completely lacking in any pro controls.
I have Camera FV-5, which is a decent enough app, but the shutter setting only allows me to leave the shutter open for 0.6 seconds, not nearly long enough. And the intervalometer function isn't a true intervalometer meant for images and is more geared towards time lapse video. Time lapse video and long exposure photography are two totally different things. The videos and reviews I read of the app include features that are apparently no longer present in the app or have been changed. I'm actually somewhat disappointed that I paid money for the app now that I have to go and find something different. Feeling a little misled.
In a sea of camera apps that let people put animal ears on their heads and sprinkle them with fairy dust using filters, it's unfortunate that it's so difficult to find a decent app that gives you more control over your camera like that of a DSLR.
Thanks in advance for your suggestions!
I have Camera FV-5, which is a decent enough app, but the shutter setting only allows me to leave the shutter open for 0.6 seconds, not nearly long enough. And the intervalometer function isn't a true intervalometer meant for images and is more geared towards time lapse video. Time lapse video and long exposure photography are two totally different things. The videos and reviews I read of the app include features that are apparently no longer present in the app or have been changed. I'm actually somewhat disappointed that I paid money for the app now that I have to go and find something different. Feeling a little misled.
In a sea of camera apps that let people put animal ears on their heads and sprinkle them with fairy dust using filters, it's unfortunate that it's so difficult to find a decent app that gives you more control over your camera like that of a DSLR.
Thanks in advance for your suggestions!