Which is better, stock camera or vignette?m

[owensch1]

Its obvious that vignette is better for editing but which is better for just taking pics? Or do you take them with the stock camera then edit them with vignette?

 

[CRKhead]

Stock camera is better for taking straight pictures... It will be faster and the same quality if the settings are the same between the two apps. You can always go and edit the photos later in Vignette as well if you so choose...

Check out Argent's review of Vignette here in the Apps forum...

http://forum.androidcentral.com/android-applications/22227-vignette-android-review.html

 

[Argent]

+1 to what CRKhead said (and thanks for pointing out my review! )

 

[BSG75]

In my tests, the vignettes pictures are overall crisper and the touch-focus-take picture process is faster and crisper. The vignette 8mp pictures are about a third larger than stock. Vignette does take a while to process some pictures, but it's done in the background. I'm still learning the effects.

 

[beef5stew]

+1 to BSG75. I just switched to Vingnette last week. It has more options so you can tailor it to your needs. I found it easier to use as well.

Stock camera was locking up on me every now and then. I started missing out on some good shots. So far, no issues with Vignette.

 

[jesso]

I love Vignette, and I've noticed that it has become my default. I have icons for both Vignette and the stock camera on my home screen, but I always use Vignette, even for "plain" shots.

 

[omgbeav]

I prefer stock, but I edit a lot of my photos on the phone with PhotoShop Mobile

 

[itch808]

I prefer stock, I personally don't like vignettes interface. Seems just too dated for me. My own comparison showed the stock camera app at being better at auto focusing