CM13 nightly builds for several Android devices are being released left and right. The latest ones were for the HTC One A9 and Moto E now available for download. Before that, there’s the Google Nexus 10 tablet, LG G2, Nexus 6P, and Nexus 5X. Nope, no new CyanogenMod 13 nightly yet since last week but just an update on the camera app found within the ROM.
The CyanogenMod devs managed to include a camera app in the ROM but aren’t as successful as expect. Many issues were encountered the past few months but hopefully, the latest app called Snap will finally be more useful than ever.
Snap now replaces AOSP as the default camera. It’s called Snap simply because it’s based on Qualcomm’s Snapdragon camera app. It’s a plain camera program that promises to be better than the default Google phone camera and the old AOSP.
This particular camera app is available on the CyanogenMod 13 nightlies released after January 10. Features of the Snap camera include white balance and exposure controls, different scenes, management of storage location, HDR mode support, shutter speed control, and a very easy-to-use user interface. The Snap camera loads fast but sadly, it can’t capture pictures in DNG and RAW formats.
VIA: Android Beat
Is this an app anyone can download and use without needing to flash CM? (i’m on a Nexus 6)
as far as I know it can only be used with AOSP Roms. so no you cant
in my zenfone 2, there’s only two scene modes, auto and night. need help here. tnx
Still waiting for it on my Nexus 6P
There is no HDR mode on the snapdragon camera with the nexus 5x running cm13. Hope it’s added because that made pictures turn out awesome
Can anyone show me where is shutter speed control?