

Camera App
It started as a specialized camera app for modded phones but quickly grew into something much bigger, providing the image processing pipeline controls to get the most out of your phone camera modules.
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A phone camera app usually makes most of the imaging decisions for you. This app gives a way to take some of them back - by choosing how much of the phone's computational photography should shape the final image.
- Neutral processing: disable aggressive sharpening and other built-in filters for a natural image
- RAW Video: retain full sensor data for greater flexibility in post-production
- Custom LSC profiles: calibrate the image for different lenses and switch between them when you need to, without rooting
- Live image controls: adjust contrast, vibrance, and tone mapping while you shoot
- Adjustable MFNR: tune multi-frame noise reduction instead of simply accepting the default
- Synthetic slow shutter: create long exposure effects beyond the limits of the standard camera app
- Configurable overlays: adjustable Focus Peaking sensitivity for precise focusing, Zebra for accurate exposure monitoring, adjustable transparency of the stats and framing grid for better visibility
Premium design
The interface is inspired by a limited-edition Lumix S9 Titanium Gold. The idea was simple: if you're going to transform your phone into a camera, the software should feel like it belongs there too. If you've used a real camera before, much of it should feel immediately familiar.


For C-Mount and other manual lens setups, the workflow is optimized for two-handed shooting: one hand naturally controls focus and aperture on the lens, while the other can reach virtually every on-screen control with a single thumb, without constantly changing your grip or moving the phone around.
This balanced layout reduces camera shake, speeds up operation, and creates a shooting experience that feels much closer to using a dedicated camera than a typical smartphone.
How to use
The center joystick selects the adjustment mode and acts as a shutter button. It can be moved in four directions, each corresponding to a different control:
- Up White Balance (WB)
- Right ISO
- Down AE / Sensor Boost
- Left Shutter Speed
The joystick also provides a quick way to cancel or reset: drag it again in the same direction, and the value will be reset to its default. The top scroll wheel adjusts the selected value just like on a real camera. Drag the wheel to change it, then press the wheel to confirm.
The scroll wheel can also be used to switch between shooting modes and saved configurations:
- Shooting Modes: P (Program), M (Manual)
- Saved Configurations: C1, C2, C3 for quick access to your favorite configurations