S4 camera app for the one?

[Kapeckman]

I'm probably getting the One shortly, but just curious if there is a camera app that acts like the s4 camera? I mean like the filters and options for editing the pictures ect just the s4?

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[Scott Kenyon]

I'm not going to say it's impossible to do, but I haven't seen any work on it. I'd ask over at XDA. They did manage to pull out the Sense camera apk and get it working on the Google Play edition phone.
There are probably a lot of better tools on the Play Store to do what it is you want though. Stuff like Snapseed for example exceed the S4 camera editing functions in most people's eyes.

 

[TarekElsakka]

I think the Sense camera's editing features are more than enough but that's subjective. You'd have to try them yourself before you start thinking about getting the S4 camera on the One which is just impossible, however as mentioned above, any features on the S4 camera are probably available on third party applications on the Playstore.

 

[TomsAndroid]

I'm probably getting the One shortly, but just curious if there is a camera app that acts like the s4 camera? I mean like the filters and options for editing the pictures ect just the s4?

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What in particular are you looking for? The HTC One matches and even exceeds the S4 in features, filters and editing options.

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[Gator352]

What in particular are you looking for? The HTC One matches and even exceeds the S4 in features, filters and editing options.

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I agree Tom. The S4's camera GUI makes it look more "robust" but feature wise, they are just about the same. I think the One has it though because of Zoe's!

 

[ajua]

I'm probably getting the One shortly, but just curious if there is a camera app that acts like the s4 camera? I mean like the filters and options for editing the pictures ect just the s4?

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The One has a nice set of real-time filters in the camera app. You can see the filter in the live view before taking the photo and some of them have adjustments.

Editing options in the One's Gallery app are more than adequate. You can resize, straighten, rotate, auto adjustments and you can add more filters.

There are plenty of reviews for both camera apps. You can check them out before making your mind but the One has many of the settings the S4 has but they are not displayed like "scene modes" in the main view of the camera, except for the real-time filters button. There are plenty of settings in the options button.

There's one app I just discovered a few days ago. It's called Smoothie Photo Editor. It has the best interface and performance I've seen on the apps I've tried. These include Pixlr Express, Aviary, Pudding Camera, Snapseed, Fotor and others. Try it no matter what phone you choose in the end. It has a free lite version which has more than enough settings and filters and a paid version with even more things. This is now my main go-to app for photo editing