Better pics with third party camera apps

[jeffruby]

I have tried camera 360 pro, but cannot tell if I get better results. My gut says no difference.

Using stock I get "OK" pics, but nothing like my thunderbolt when used as quick point and shoot. (I'm sure there are some settings to improve pic quality).

I'm getting a ton of bad red eye and blurred pics using stock indoors.


If it is software related, anyone gave better results with third party camera apps? Or, is picture rendered the same with all apps

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[j c m]

I'm having similar issues with the camera. I'd love to find a 3rd party camera app that takes better pictures.

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[MikeNY]

Yeah its call the Rezound lol jk....shame how pathetic the camera is, reminds me of my Blackberry Curve from ages ago...someone in the "camera dept" needs to get fired at Samsung.

 

[anthony2558]

unless a third party app can change image stabilization, and shutter speed to adjust for amount of light and reflection, then my answer would be no. I think this is gonna have to be corrected with a software update because it requires code to manipulate.

 

[jeffruby]

The camera 360 app has a stabilization feature actually.

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